daily nebraskan
friday, february 11, 1977
Students who want to
study in Seville, Spain,
next , year should check this
week with Robert
Valentine, assistant pro
fessor of modern languages
and literature, Oldfather
Hall 117. Requirements
include junior standing next
year, a 3.0 grade point
average and a personal inter
view. The program is offer
ed to UNL students through
the University of Colorado.
The Union Program
Council (UPC) will be inter
viewing for Model United
Nations, recreation and
black activities chairpersons.
Information and applica
tions are available in Union
115.
The Corn Cobs spirit
organization is selling "Stick
it to Mizzou-Support NU"
T-shirts until noon today at
both Nebraska Unions.
The UNL chapter of the
American Society for
Personnel Administration
will meet Tuesday in the
Union. Room number will
be posted. Richard Bourne,
professor emeritus in the
UNL Dept. of Management,
will speak on Personnel in
the Public Sector.
Phi U will meet at 6:30
p.m. Tuesday in the Home
Economics Bide. 104
calendar
short stuff
Noon-Student " Affairs
Ad Hoc Committee,
Nebraska Union 243.
12:30 p.m. - Muslim
Student Association,
Union 337.
7:30 p.m.-Inter Varsity
Christian Fellowship, Union
242.
The UNL Actuarial Club
will meet Monday at 7 p.m.
in the Nebraska Union. Russ
Conn of Mutual of Omaha
will speak on "Health
Actuarial Science."
The indoor tennis courts
will be open Sunday from
10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Today is
the last day to register from
9 a.m. to noon. See Ray
Huppert, Sports Complex
125.
pga 3
news digest
By The Associated Press
Gunmen sentenced
London - Four Irish Republican Army gunmen were
sentenced Thursday to life imprisonment for seven killings
and a dozen bombings during an 18-month IRA offensive
in English cities. Authorities said they were bracing for a
possible upsurge of IRA violence in reprisal for the stiff
sentences. Outside the court, units of specially armed
Scotland Yard officers were posted at public buildings in
the heart, of. the British capital while extra precautions
were being taken to protect prominent persons con
sidered likely targets for IRA reprisals.
Is Jimmy there?
Washington - President Carter will spend two hours
fielding questions from the American people in a live
radio broadcast on Saturday, March 5, the White House
announced Thursday. Press Secretary Jody Powell said the
2 to 4 p.m. broadcast from the Oval Office will be one in
a series of efforts by Carter to keep in touch with the
voters and their everyday concerns. Citizens will be able
to call a toll free number which will be announced later.
Powell said the callers who get through to Carter will be
selected at random
Victory claimed
; - c Pittsburgh - Lloyd McBride, backed by the United
I Steelworkers hierarchy in the t . for the union's
-'.presidency, claimed victory .Thursday over challenger
"Edward Sadlowski. But . Sadlowski, 38, would not con
j oedeefeat-andhisindes' hinted lhat the election1 foT top "
aTice---m;the-'1.4-riniflion-member union would be'
challenged. Based on unofficial returns gathered by his
campaign staffs. McBride, 60, said he had a 75j000-vote
J margin over his opponent. A Sadlowski spokesman
."claimed his candidate was ahead by a slim lead of about
'f 5,000 votes.
'Oscar nominees
Los Angeles - Network, a scathing view of the
television industry, and Rocky, the story of a rags-to-:
riches boxer, each won 10 nominations Thursday from
the Motion Picture Academy as the top film of the year.
The late Peter Finch was nominated for best actor in
Network. Also nominated were William Holden of
Network; Robert De Niro, Taxi Driver, Giancarlo
Giannini, Seven Beauties; and Sylvester Stallone. Rocky.
Network scored a best actress nomination for Faye
Dunaway, and Talia Shire was named for Rocky. Other
nominees are Marie-Christine Barrault, Cousin, Cousine:
Sissy Spacek, Carrie; and Liv Ullmann, Face to Face.
Nominated for best picture of the year were All the
President's Men, Bound for Glory, Network, Rocky, and
Taxi Driver. v
Recreation area
Omaha - The Army Corps ot tngineers has proposed
a nearly $6 million plan for more boating, camping,
picknicking and viewing areas along the Missouri River
: stretch from Yankton, S.D., and Ponca State Park, Neb.
The 59.5-mile stretch would be declared a "national
recreation river."
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