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Chief of staff
St. Simons Island, Ga.-Jimmy-Carter
has ruled out naming a single, all-powerful
chief of staff, said Jody Powell, Carter's
press secretary. The best-known recent
staff chief was H.R. Haldeman, former Pre
sident Nixon's right-hand man. Even Cab
inet officers had to go through Haldem&n
when they sought access to Nixon. Powell
said that is not Carter's style and is not the
way he ran his office when he was governor
of Georgia or his campaign for president,
lie said Carter is likely to opt for a "spokes
of the wheel" approach, similar to that
used by President John F. Kennedy, who
allowed six or seven top aides equal access
to the President.
Patty moved
San Diego-Patricia Hearst was moved from
a spacious federal prision in Northern
California to a 1 2-story facility here at
her own Tequest for security reasons, offi
cials say. Miss Hearst, 22, who is serving a
seven-year 'sentence for armed bank rob
bery, was driven to the Metropolitan Cor
rectional Center here on Tuesday from the
campus-like Federal Correctional Institu
tion in Pleasanton, east of San Francisco.
" lawyers. 'vilio 'othr the stay siuiist CH-'
more' wishes would lso appear, us wculi
a California lawyer , engaged, to rt present
.the convict 'in his li;;ht to disi Gilmcre, 35,
was convicted cf first-decree murder in
the death of a Prcvo motel clerk. No one
has been executed in the United States
since 1967.
Honor code
West Point, N.Y.-West Point cadets:
have voted to abolish a review board of
officers and instead try alleged violators of
the honor code themselves. The new
system was approved in a referendum
Tuesday night by 85 per cent of-the
4,044-cadet corps, according to Michael
Ivy, chairman of the cadet honor commit
tee. The referendum, which the honor
committee had been drafting since late
August, takes effect immediately.
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short stuff
foformal cEscmaoa at 3:30
pjn. today ia Women's
Physical Education EUg.
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daily nebraskan
Firing squad
Salt Lake City-Condemned killer Gary
Mark Gilmore renewed his request in
person to the Utah Supreme Court Wednes
day to withdraw a stay of execution so he
can be shot by a firing squad next Monday.
Deputy Warden Leon Hatch of the Utah
State Prison said Gilmore would be es
corted to a court hearing Wednesday at the
State CapitoL He said two lourt-appointed
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Applications still . are
being accepted for the 1977
Nebraska Model : United 1
Nations. Applications and
more information are avail
able in Union 115.
The Lincoln Park and
Recreation Dept. is sponsor
ing a ski trip to Park City,
Utah, Dec 29 through Jan.
2. Register by Nov. 11 by
calling 475-6734.
...
The UNL Agronomy
Club will meet at 7 fiiht
at Keim Hall 224. Guest
speaker will be Robert
Sheve of the. International
Marketing Division of Far-Mar-Co.
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The Undergraduate Soci
ology Association will meet.'
today at 3:30 pjri. in the
Union; Room number will
be posted.
The Student Chapter cf
American Society of In
terior Design will meet at 7
tonight in the Home Eco
nomics Bids. 31.
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The AIESEC of Neb
raska, an international mar
keting club, will meet today
at 330 pjn. in College of
Business ' Administration
Bldg.208; '
Dan Dafley, actor and
"The;" Chinese Culture,
Club is ' sponsoring" a slide
show and talk by I-Iansoa
Huang on Tns Non-
Existence cf IrjlZion mi
Unsmpbyment in CUaa on
Saturday at 7:30 p m. in the
Union Auditorium.
I'. Charles Gardner, UNL
professor of agronomy, wi3
speak about Q&mtittnive
Genetic Studies end Pop
ulation Improvement in
teste at 3:30 p jn. today in
Dsssey Ilail Auditorium.
wl inset st 7:30 tcr.:wt
Et the Est Campus library.
The Inter Varsity Chris
tian Fellowship will meet;
at 7:30 pjn. Friday in" the
Union. Room number wi3
be posted.
,,
The Department of
Fhysics end Astronomy will
open the Behlen Observa
tory to the public from 7 to
10 pjn. Nov. 12, 26 and
Dec. 10.
The new Financial Aid
Form is available at the '
Office of Scholarships and
, Financkl Aids, Administra-
tion E'ig. 113. The deadline
for the form to be sub
mitted to the College
Scholarship Service for
The Audubon Society processing is Feb. 1, 1977.
calendar
2 p. hi. -Student Affairs,
'Equal Opportunity,'"
Union 242. ' '
2 pjn. Health Educa
tion staff, Union 243.
230 p.m.-Free Univer
sity, '"Spanish,"" Union 337.
3:30 tun. Under
graduate Sociology Associa
tion, Union 232.
4 pjn. - Council of
American Indian Students,
executive, Union 343.
6 pjri. Christian Science
Organization, Union 222.
6:30 pjn.-Builders,
Union 202.
; - 6:30 pjnJResidence Tla3
Association, Union 202 A.
6:30 pja.-Red Cross,
Union 242.
6:30 pjn. Innocents,
' Union 216,
7 pjn. - Daptist Student
Union, . Union North Con
ference Room. .
7 , pjn. Council on
Student life, Union 243.
7 pjn, Free University,
Tolkien Union 343.
7:30 pjn. East Union
Program Council, Union
mi
xwj.
7:30 pjn. Mexican - -American
Student Associa
tion, Union 232.
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Start your evening at the Nebraska Union Harvest Room
(open 4:30-7 p.m.) then...
FACULTY RECITAL . -
NEBRASKA WOODWIND QUINTET
Enjoy this intriguing performance of the soothing
sounds from Samuel Barber's "Summer's Music"
8 p.m. Kimball Recital Hall
SHELDON FIL?,1 THEATCE
-THE MAN WHO LEFT HJS WILL ON FILM
A politically challenging film of a young Japanese
leftist involved n an eerie haunting escapade.
7 & 9 p.m.
TONIGHT AT THE HARVEST ROCM
- -Put on a bib for our finger licking CARDECUE RIBS,
our own special recipe
PARK FREE...
...for the evening at AUTCPAflX, 1303 "Q" when you
dine st the HARVEST nCOM. Have your parking ticket
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