Wednesday, february 1, 1978
daily nebraskan
page 3
Satellite search is continued
Baker Lake. Northwest Territories-A
Canadian-American team planned to return
to the Warden's Grove area today to look
for more debris from the nuclear-powered
Soviet spy satellite that broke up in flames
over northern Canada last week.
Lt. Col. Donald Davidson, Canadian
commander of the team, said his group
would search for more radiation in the
associated press
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vicinity of the 10-foot crater on the ice
of the Thelon River where structural
tubing and a smashed metal canister from
the satellite were found Saturday.
There was no indication when an
attempt would be made to recover the
debris already found.
Davidson said C-130 Hercules transports
surveying the area with detection equip
ment had obtained visual evidence of two
other possibilities where debris had landed.
He did not pinpoint them, however.
Pope's car defective
Detroit -How do you tell the pope that
his car may be faulty? General Motors,
executives faced that- problem Tuesday
after a federal auto safety agency raised
the point about the 1960 Cadillac in the
Vatican garage. v
The Detroit Free Press, in a report
from Washington said the " National
Highways Traffic Safety Admi&tration
wants Pope Paul VI to know the car may
have a defective steering mechanism.
The agency discovered the defect in
1960 Cadillacs in 1973, but a recall was
ordered for the cars in this country only
recently when the General Motors Corp.
lost a long legal battle.
Russian flu vaccine
Washington-A vaccine can be deve
loped that would be 70 to 80 percent
effective against the Russian flu, says a
panel of medical experts. The panel agreed
during a meeting that an epidemic of
Russian flu is likely to spread in the
United States either this winter or next.
But the experts are uncertain about what
the federal government's role should be
in an innoculdtion campaign and who
should bear the liability for the new vac
cine. ASUN agenda
The ASUN Senate will meet at 6:30
in Nebraska Union 202-202A. The meeting
will include:
L Call to orderroll call
II. Approval of minutes
III. Executive reports
IV. Open Forum
Dave Roehr: Union Board
V. Committee reports
VI. Old business
Appointments:
Union Board
Senate '
Electoral Commission
Speaker for Senate
VII. New business
Organic Act No. 10-Constitution
Organic Act No. 1 1 -Student Organi
zations :
VIII. In committee:
Organic Act No. 8-Rules of proce
dure Resolution No. 26 ' .
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