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By The Associated Press
Post given up?
Hong Kong-There were reports Monday that Chinesa
Communist Party Chairman Hua Kuo-feng may hive given
up his post as premier, This possibly is to pave the way for
the return of purged official Teng Hsiao-ping, said China
analysts. In official reports on Hua's reception of Japanese
and West German delegations during the weekend, he was
called only party chairman. On past similar occasions, he
has been identified as premier. Teng's political comeback
has been expected for months. He was purged a year ago
because of his alleged involvement in riots. The first
anniversary of the unrest which occurred during the Ching'
Ming festival in honor of the dead is Tuesday.
The UNL Army ROTC
Dept. will sponsor a job
fair in the Nebraska Union,
202 Wednesday and Thurs
day from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Tassels, the UNL spirit
organization for men and
women, is taking applica
tions for 1977-78 member
ship. Applications can be
obtained from the Center
for Students and Organiza
tions, ASUN office, SAs and
house presidents. ' Applica
tion deadline is April 8. For
more information call Sue
Doerfler 432-2064 or Kathy
Vogt 472-8054.
Joseph Sprague, Director
of Design and Construction
and manager of the Codes
and Standards Program,
Dept. of Health Facilities
and Standards of the
American Hospital Associa
tion, will speak at 6 p.m. in
the Architectural Hall
Gallery.
.
The Union Program
Council Talks & Topics
Committee will meet at 3
p.m. in the Union to discuss
suggestions for speaker
selection for the 1977-78
academic year. Room
number will be posted.
Phi Chi Theta will meet
Thursday at 4:30 pjn. in
the Union. Room number
will be posted.
The Union Program
Council Public Relations '
Committee - will meet
Thursday at 3:30 pjn. in
the Union Program office
calendar
2 p.m. Arab Student
Association, Dr. Nijim,
Union Centennial Room.
3 p-m. Union Program
Council Talks & Topics
Committee, Union 232.
5:30 p.m. Gamma
Lambda, Union Harvest
Room A.
5:30 pjn. Engineering
Toast masters, Union Har
vest Room C.
6 pjn. Nebraska Union
Advisory Board, Union 203.
6:30 pxi. ASUN Senate
meeting, Union Conference
Rooms.
7 pjn. American
Society of Mechanical
Engineers, Union Auditor
ium 7 pjn.-Voluntcer In
come Tax Assistance, Union
225F-G-IL
7:30 pjn. Innocents
legislative discussion, Union
243.
7:30 pjn. Math Coun-,
sclors, Union 225 B-C.
short stuff
115. For more information
call 472-2454.
,
The Nomads, (Youth
Hostel Club) will meet at
7:30 p.m. Thursday in the
Union. Room number will
be posted.
The American Home
Economics Association will
meet at 6:30 pjn. in the
Nebraska East Union.
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Team arrives
Havana, Cuba-A South Dakota college alktar basket
ball team, accompanied by two congressmen, arrived
here Monday to compete with Cuban teams. The
Southern Airways DC-9 arrived at 2:40 pjn. CST and was
greeted by Luis M:ndez Moriono, vice president of the
Cuban National Assembly and a "Welcome" sign printed
across the terminal building in Enslish, Span&a, Russian
and Arabic. The visit, called "basketball diplomacy"
by some, was conceived by Sen. George McGovern,
D-SJX, who suggested the idea when he visited Cuba in
1975. The hope was that the basketball diplomacy could
achieve what ping pong accomplished between China and
the United States.
Palestinian future
Washington-Egyptian President Anwar Sadat, who
arrived Monday for talks with President Carter, stressed
that the central issue in the Middle East is the future of
the Palestinians. "In your recent public statements you
have come very close to the proper remedy," Sadat told
Carter, the first U.S. President to endorse publicly the
concept of a Palestinian "homeland." However, Sadat
said in an arrival ceremony in the White House East
Room. "Whit is needed is establishment of a political
entity in which the Palestinians, at long last, can be a
community of citizens instead of a group of refugees.''
Carter, in low-key welcoming remarks, made no direct
mention of the Palestinians or any other sensitive aspect
of the Arab-Israeli conflict. ' '
No miscalculation
Washington-Secretary of State Cyrus Vance told the
Cabinet Monday that he does not believe "any miscalcula
tion on our part" caused the Soviets to reject the admin
istration's strategic arms limitation proposal. He had
said Sunday that "no one could say that one never makes
any miscalculations." Vance, a State Dept. spokesman and
White House Press Secretary Jody Powell all criticized an
Associated Press report on the secretary's . Sunday
Wednesday, cpril G, 1977
comment. The comment was made as Vance end Presi
dent Carter talked with reporters about the unsuccesful
arms negotiations in Moscow. The - administration
complaints arose over the AP account of this exchange.
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crashes .
New Hope, Ga.-A Southern Airways DC-9 jet,
battered by Urjitnlng and hail, crashed and exploded into
flames Monday, killing at least 66 persons as the pilot
tried to make en emergency landtag on t country road.
The plane, flight 242, carried 81 passengers and a crew of
four. It touched down near a school, zigzasssd along the
road, striking several cars and a country store, and then
exploded in a wooded area. Moments before the crash,'
the pilot reported that his windshield was cracked and
that both engines were out, according to the Federal
Aviation Administration. The pilot was attempting to get
to Dobbins Air Force Base at Marietta to make an
emergency landing, the FAA said.
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