friday, november 11, 1977
daily nebraskan
page 3
Shots fired at school bus for second day in row
Detroit-Shots were fired at mh
and three children were reported injured by flying glass,
police reported One witness reported seeing two boys
pointing something at the bus just before the gunfire.
. It was not immediately known whether the bus was
moving or stationary when the shootings occurred.
The children, in the middle grades at Boynton Elemen
tary School, were taken- to hospitals. There was no imme
diate word on their conditions. One report said the child
ren complained of slivers of glass in their eyes.
associated press
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t cording t0 Police, a similar shooting occurred
Wednesday as the same bus was picking up students, A
hole was found in the roof of the bus where a bullet
appeared to have passed through, but no one was known
to have been hurt in the incident.
Lenece Hawkins, the school aide assigned to the bus, CoVeraCie
tOld POllCe She Was keeoine a sharn Innlrrmt
Wednesday s shooting.
adding that the Mideast "is teetering on another nnthrpntf
of violence."
Prime Minister Menahem Begin, discussing the heavy
civilian toll among the more than 100 dead and 150
injured in Israel's bombing and strafing raid Wednesday,
told reporters, "we regret it very deeply."
But Begin, who summoned U.S. Ambassador Samuel
Lewis to his office to convey the message, added, "we do
not apologize for the operation itself."
The cross-border foray was aimed at Palestinian strong
holds and was Israel's reply to guerrilla rocket attacks on
an Israeli town that killed three civilians.
Lebanon said Israel was guilty of "overt aggression"
and would bring up the matter in the U.N. Security
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TTie U.S. envoy in Jerusalem said the United States also
was deeply concerned" about Wednesday's casualties and
is "urging all parties to exercise maximum . restraint."
The ambassador said the United States was making
efforts to reinstate the six-week-old truce in Lebanon
and have Palestinian forces withdraw from the border
area.
formation gathered about media coverage makes him feel
that Sell could not get a fair trail in Dawson County or
any surrounding county.
Sell, 32, Lexington, has been charged with first-degree
murder in the death of Mrs. Eby, whose body was found
Sept. 27 in a farmfield four days after she disappeared
from her home.
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The UNL Agronomy
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pjn. for a Polka Party
in Weston. Cars will leave
the Nebraska East Union
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The UNL French club
will meet at 3 pan. in Bran-
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The UNL Marketing
Club mixer will be from 3
p.m. to 4:30 p.m. in Ches
terfield's Yacht Club. Her
bert Belkin will speak.
She said she saw two boys about 14 or 15 "pointing
something at the bus," and suddenly the bus was hit.
Melvin Gilmer, transportation director for the public
schools, said a driver reported hearing gunshots last week
but the bus was not hit.
Casualties
Jerusalem-Israel expressed regret Thursday for civilian
casualties in its reprisal raid on southern Lebanon but still
defended the operation. It also welcomed Egyptian move
ment toward peace talks.
In Washington, President Carter declined to condemn
Israel, telling a news conference; "If the provocation was
absent, the retaliate would have been unnecessary."
Carter said, "The bloodshed in my opinion will not
be stopped until the, nations are willing to negotiate "
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North Hatte An atrney for murder suspect Dennis
SeU has asked 21 Nebraska media outlets for information
on their coverage of Sell's arrest and court appearances
in the death of a rural Lexington woman.
Attorney Keith Bystrom of Nortu Platte said Thursday
that he may ask that Sell's trial be moved to a distant
county.
"We are looking into the possibility that the court will
change venue to another county because , of the vast
amount of publicity and rumors pertaining to this case,"
Bystrom told 10 newspapers, five radio stations and six
television stations.
Nebraska law provides that a change of venue will move
a trial into one of the counties adjacent to the one in
which the crime was committed. In at least three cases,
judges have granted a change to a non-adjacent county,
Bystrom said,
He said he may challenge that law in Sell's case if in.
union
calendar
7 a. m, - Vice president
Academic Affairs breakfast,
room 242
8 a.m. to 5 p.m. - Mas
ters Week headquarters,
room 203
Noon - Rehabilitation
handicap committee-luncheon,
room 202
Noon-Hillside School,
south conference room
12:30 p.m. . - Muslim
Student association, room
337
2:30 p.m. - Recreation
department, 1978 Mexico
trip, auditorium
6 p.m. - Multi-Cultural
Affairs-tutoring, room
G
7 p.m. - UNL Union for
Christ-"Stop Smoking
Clinic", room 222
7 p.m. - Latin American
Student association, North
conference room
7:30 p.m. - Inter Var
sity Christian Fellowship,
auditorium
7:30 p,m. - Union Pro
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