thurrday, octcber 23, 1970
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calendar
1 1 ajn.-Midti-f ultural
Affairs, career workshop,
.Union 202 A.
1 pjn,-Art Dept., Union
Centennial Room.
1 pjn. - Psychology
Dept. Symposium, Union
Ballroom.
.2 pjn.-IIealth Educa
tion staff, Union 216.
2:30 pjn,-Free Univer
sity, "Spanish", Union 337.
3 pjn. Psychology
Dept. Symposium, Union
222 and 223.
4 pjn. - Council of
American Indian Students,
executive council. Union
343.
4:30 pjnPhi Chi
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Theta, Union 242,
6 p jn-Christian Science
Organization, Union 202A.
6:30 p.m.-Red Cross,
Union 243.
6:30 p.m. - Builders,
Union North Conference
Room.
6:30 pjn.-Residence
Hall Association, Union
South Conference Room.
7 pjn.-UNL TZ&fe
Club, "Hunter Safety",
Union Auditorium.
7 pjn.-Eaptist Student
Union, Udon 222.
7 pjn.-Frce University,
"Tolkien", Union 343.
7:30 pjn.-Math Coun
selors, Union 225 BC.
7:30 pjn. Mexican
American Student Associa
tion, Union 232. .
7:30 pjn.-Free Univer
sity, "Introduction to
Magic", Union 337.
8 pjn.-S.I. Meditation
Society, prep lecture, Union
242.
news digest
By Ths Azzccizlzl Press
Indian dsnths
MuTzaffarnasar, India-Several Moslem
leaders said Wednesday that at least 50
persons and possible as many as 150 were
killed when police opened fire last week on
villagers protesting the government's
sterilization policy. The district magistrate
for this predominantly Moslem region of
Uttar Pradesh State acknowledged in an
interview that a minor problem, a small
scuffle" had taken place, but he denied any
shots had been fired and denied anyone
had been wounded or killed. In New Delhi,
however, Prime Minister Indira Gandhi
for the first time admitted there had been
deaths in connection with the govern
ment's drive to control its population
explosion by encouraging Indians with
more than two children to undergo
sterilization.
Anderson protests
Democratic First District House can
didate Pauline Anderson says she plans
to protest the editorial endorsement of
Rep. Charles Thone by the Kearney
based NTV Network to the Federal
Communications Commission. In a pre
pared release, Anderson said the endorse
ment was unfair because station manager
James Johnson is a member of the
Republican State Central Committee.'
Suit dismissed
Gering-Scotts duff County District
Court Judge Alfred Kortum Wednes
day dismissed a suit filed by former Wyo
ming Congressional contender Al Ham
burg against county commissioners and
the Scotts Bluff Star-Herald. Hamburg
initially had filed suit against the
commissioners in an attempt to prevent the
sale of his deceased father's house in
Gering for back taxes. He filed a motion
seeking to join the Star-Herald as a
defendant after the newspaper published a
story questioning the authenticity of
evidence presented in the case.
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