friday, October 7f 1977
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daily nebraskan
Carter pays Bronx surprise visit
New York-President Carter made a surprise visit to the
South Bronx Wednesday and saw for himself block after
block of burned out buildings and desolate wasteland.
"Get a map of the whole area and show me what
should be done the president told Secretary of Housing
and Urban Development Patricia Harris, who accompanied
the party.
At another point, as he discussed possible reconstruc
tion of blighted areas, Carter warned, "we couldn't expect
federal money to do it all."
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Also accompanying the president was lame-duck Mayor
Abraham Beame who has been offered a job as chairman
of the Commission on Intergovernmental Administration
after he leaves City Hall Jan. 1 .
Ringleader captured
Omaha-Larry Wayne,--27, believed to be a ringleader
in the escape of nine prisoners from the St. Louis city
jail last year, was shot and captured in Omaha early Wed
nesday, authorities said.
Police, acting on a tip that Wayne was hiding in a
North Omaha house, went to the home just alter
midnight. ,
As officers approached Wayne fled out a rear door of
the house and was struck in the leg by a charge from a
police shotgun, authorities said.
Wayne also was accused of the stabbing Tuesday of
James Freeman, manager of the apartment building in
which the fugitive was living.
Wayne allegedly used a pistol smuggled into the St.
Louis jail, to free himself and eight other prisoners Aug. 4,
1976. '
At the time of the escape Wayne was being held for
transfer to the Missouri Penitentiary on a murder convic
tion. He had earlier served six years of an 18-year-sentence
on another murder conviction.
The eight men who fled from the jail with Wayne were
later captured.
Grants
Omaha-Federal incentive grants for college students in
Nebraska may be jeopardized by the state's position
against financing students at private institutions, federal
officials said in Omaha. '
The funds, totaling about $400,000 for needy students
come through the Bureau of Student Financial Assistance
in Washington; D.C.
Richard McVity, bureau director, said the program is
on its fourth year and that funds are coming to Nebraska
under a special arrangement.
CSL supports student officer policy
The Council on Student Life (CSL) voiced its support
for current policy governing elected student officials and
turned its efforts to appointing Fees Allocation Board
members at its Thursday meeting. : :
At its second meeting of the year, the council
forwarded a sub-committee report on the eligibility of
students to seek and hold office to Vice Chancellor of
Student Affairs Richard Armstrong. The report, approved
.unanimously, stated current policy governing student
eligibility for office, and the appeals process to remove
elected officers is satisfactory.
As it now stands, any student enrolled at the univer
sity can " participate in extracurricular activities. Individual
organizations are responsible for determining eligibility
requirements, according to CSL member George Wolf,
who prepared the report, r .
short
Greg Johnson, who serves as the ASUN liaison to the
council, said the council should begin to make its appoint
ments to the Fees Allocation Board (FAB). CSL is respon
sible for providing three at-large student representatives.
On an 8-1-1 vote, the council approved a motion to
allow the ASUN appointments committee to interview
applicants for. those positions.
This would be an economical move, according to CSL
member . Mike Eyster, because the ASUN committee al
ready has received applications and conducts on-going
interviews.
Following discussion that this policy may be a possible
rubber stamp operation, with no actual CSL participation,
the council amended the motion to include CSL
representation.
CSL members Shari Patrick and Jay Yost were
appointed to interview FAB applicant with the ASUN
committee, pending ASUN. approval, v ' s
In other action, Eyster said that he is seeking legal
opinion from NU Counsel John Gourlay defining the
Creative Life Force" at 1
p.m. Saturday in the Union.
Room number will be post- limits ot university liability on ott-campus social tunc
" 7 The community Involve
ment Service needs help
with a neighborhood clean
up this weekend from 9
a.m. through 5 p.m. The
area includes a neighbor
hood with a 50 percent
student population. For fur
ther information, contact
the Community Involve
ment Services Office in Neb
raska Union 200 or call
1472-2484. , ..
ECKANKAR is sponsor
ing a ; seminar on "The
ed.
The UNL India Associa
tion is showing a movie
from India titled "Ham
raaz" Saturday at 2 p.m.
in Henzlik Hall. Admission
is $2 for members; $2.50
for non-members and 75
cents for children under
6.
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Form your team NOW
for the Zeta Tau Alpha-
tions held by university groups.
Yost requested that the CSL bylaws be reworded to
desex them.
CSL, a policy making body governing student activities
is composed of eight students and seven faculty and staff
members.
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or faculty groups can call workshop, auditorium
Cecille at 432-3489 or Jay Noon - Lutheran Stu-
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go to , the All University ter room 232
Fund. ; 12:30 p.m. - Muslim
Student Association, room
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