The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, April 17, 1978, Page page 3, Image 3

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    daily nebraskan
page 3
monday, april 17, 1978
Ski gondola falls,
injuries unknown
Squaw Valley, Calif.-A tramway accident at Squaw
Valley Ski Resort sent one of two huge cable cars plung
ing 30 feet toward the ground Saturday and jammed a
second one, stranding about 100 persons in the dangling
cars, a resort spokesman said.
An undetermined number of people were injured, some
aparently seriously, said Placer County Sheriffs Capt.
Max Bennett. He said there were head, leg and back in
juries, but he did not know how many people were hurt
or the extent of their injuries.
"We think the one car is hanging about 50 feet above
the ground," said Bill Boardman, director of Squaw
Valley Ski Corp. "The other one is about 800 feet above
the ground. We are evacuating both cars.
Train collides
Bologna Italy-A Venice-Rome express and another
packed passenger train collided head-on in a rainstorm
Saturday, killing at least 41 persons, police reported.
Another 120 persons were taken to hospitals, many of
them in serious condition.
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Oldfather bomb fizzles
University Police received an anonymous phone
call Friday at 12:32 pjn., saying that a bomb had
been placed in a trash can in Oldfather Hall.
Ater making the bomb threat the caller added
"and say hello to the regents," according to Capt.
Kenneth Markle, of the University Police.
The police and a member of the State Fire
Marshall's office arrived at Oldfather at 12:45 and
began evacuating the building.
Markle said the threat may have been motivated
by disgruntlement with the NU Board of Regents,
or by a scheduled math exam .
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Authorities said the early-afternoon collision 19 miles
south of this central Italian city apparently occurred when
a northbound train left its tracks and was hit by the
southbound Rome express, which was traveling an esti
mated 66 mph. The tracks were said to have been
loosened by the heavy rains.
Actress charged
Rome Actress Sophia Loren, already named as an
accomplice in her husband's currency-transfer case, has
been charged with illegally exporting art objects worth
more than $3 million.
Rome Prosecutor Paolo Dell'Anno, in investigating the
financial status of Loren and her husband, film producer
Carlo Ponti, also accused the 43 -year-old actress of
establishing unspecified funds abroad without informing
Italian officials.
The prosecutor revealed that American actress Ava
Gardner and Irish actor Richard Harris have been charged
in connection with the Ponti case. He said they had
allegedly accepted dollars rather than Italian lire for work
done in Italy.
Torrijos optimistic
Contadora Island, Panama-Panamanian chief of
government, Gen. Omar Torrijos said Saturday he is
"awaiting with optimism" the U.S. Senate vote on the
final Panama Canal Treaty.
"We hope everything will work out all right," Torrijos
said. "We will wait with optimism until 6 pjn. Tuesday.
The Senate vote on the second of two treaties, which
would turn the canal over to Panama by the year 2000 is
set for Tuesday. The first treaty, approved March 16,
would ensure neutrality of the waterway, but includes a
controversial reservation allowing American intervention
if the canal is closed.
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WHY lfNT DRAUGHT BiEER
SPELLED DRAFT BEER?
This is one of those unanswerable questions, like. "Which came first,
the chicken or the colonel?"
However, discussing it can be quite rewarding.
So. as your Dean of Beer. I suggest you gather a group of fellow
scholars and ponder the question over a significant sample of draught
Schlitz. (Or is-it draft?)
This procedure is known, in layman's terms, as a "Beer Party."
This will undoubtedly raise a question for further study: Why does it
taste so good?
To obtain proper research materials, consult the Yellow Pages for the
name of your local Schlitz distributor.
IF YOU DONT HAVE SCHUTZ,
YOU DQNT HAVE GUSTO.
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