daily nebraskan
thursday, april 6, 1978
Congressman calls farm bill
calendar
a rotten election-
hoax'
Washington - The emergency farm aid
package headed for voters in the Senate
and House - and a presidential veto if it
passes - is an flection-year hoax, says a
disgruntled congressman, designed to lay
blame for farmer's troubles on the presi
dent. The bill was approved Tuesday by con
ferees from the House and Senate, despite
administration promises of a veto.
year
opment "to determine the nature and ex
tent of the problem of lead-based paint
poisoning the United States, particularly in
urban areas, and the methods by which
lead-based paint can be most effectively
removed from . . . surfaces to which child
ren may be commonly exposed."
A lengthy reported obtained by The As
sociated Press concedes that HUD still
doesn't know the nature and extent of the
problem or how best to solve it. It recom
mends further study.
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associated press I Royal ultimatum
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Noon- CBA luncheon,
Nebraska Union 203.
Noon- Summer Sessions,
luncheon, Nebraska Union
242.
Noon- Old West Regional
Commission, East Union
Sycamore Room.
1 :30 p.m.- UAAD
"Stress & Personal Effect
iveness", Nebraska Union
202-202A.
3 p.m.- Ag biochemfstry
Hr Flarrv
London - Queen Elizabeth II has given Dougherty East Union Sun-
flower Room.
"It's an election issue, and it's rotten,"
said Rep. Frederick Richmond, D-N.Y.,
a dissenting member of the conference
committee. "It's a hoax on the farmers
that this will become law."
The congressmen said conferees ap
proved the bill because "it cleans their
skirts. They can blame it on the presi
dent." "I'm disgusted," he added. "This is a
disservice to the Democratic party and to
the farmers."
Lead poisoning study
Washington - The government has
spent seven years and nearly $9 million in
research, buttj still doesn't know how best
to prevent children from poisoning them
selves by eating lead based paint.
In 1971 and 1973, Congress ordered the
Department cf Housing and Urban Devel-
her younger sister, Princess Margaret, a roy
al ultimatum: end her relationship with
brewery heir and aspiring night club singer
Roddy Llewellyn or withdraw from public
life.
Buckingham Palace declined comment
on the front-page report by the Sun news
paper. "I wouldn't dream of contacting the
royal family about private conversations,"
a palace spokesman said.
The Sun, quoting "a close friend of the
royal family," said the queen was "deeply
upset by criticism of the royal family
because of the 47-year-old Margarets
friendship with Llewellyn, 17 years her
junior.
3:30 p.m.- UAAD "Wo
men's Full Participation in
Society," Nebraska Union
202-202A.
4 p.m.- Ethnic Studies
"Donald Berthong," Ne
braska Union 243.
5 p.m.- E-Week dinner,
Nebraska Union 242.
5 p.m.- Alpha Tau Alpha
& Rodeo Club Chili Feed,
East Union Great Plains
Room.
6 p.m.- Christian Science
Organization, Nebraska
Union North Conference
Room.
6:30 p.m.- American
Home Economics Associa
tion, East Union Goldenrod
& Sunflower Room.
6:30 pjn.- Council on
Student Life, Nebraska
Union 203.
6:30 pjn.- Young Rep
ublicans, Nebraska Union
343.
7 p.m.- Residence Hall
Association, Nebraska
Union, South Conference
Room.
7 p.m.- Baptist Student
Union, Nebraska Union
232.
7 & 9 pjn.- UPC Film
All Quiet on the Western
Front, Nebraska Union Ball
room. 7 p.m.- East Campus
Gavel Club, East Union
Sycamore Room.
7:30 p.m.- Math counsel
ors, Nebraska Union 225B
C. 10 a.m.- 5 pjn.- UPC
Art Print Sale, Nebraska
Union Main Lounge.
Students interested in
Fulbright-Hays scholarship
Awards should meet at
10:30 today in Oldfather
208.
The UNL Young Repub
licans will meet for a work
shop at 6:30 tonight in the
Union. Room number will
be posted.'
The UNL Dental Col
lege is sponsoring the Dental
College Table Clinic Night
at 7 tonight in the Dental
College.
The Mech. Ag. Club will
meet at 7:30 tonight at the
East Union.
The UNL French Club
will meet Friday at 3:30
pjn. in Oscar's.
The Society of Women
Engineers will meet Monday
at 7 pjn. in Nebraska Hall
W183.
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