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friday, September 15, 1978 daily nebraskan page 7 I " J? n S ' t M si ; - " ' .St. 4 V A UNL student was injured Thursday when she was struck by a car while riding her bi cycle at 16th and Vine Streets, police said. Lincoln Police Depart ment reports said Carrie L. Kabes, 20, of 628 Sandoz Hall, suffered cuts and bruises when struck by a car driven by Cyrel D. Foote, 23, of Lincoln. Kabes, a junior from Clarkson, was treated md released from Lin coln General Hospital, according to police. Police reports said Kabes was headed east on Vine when she was struck by Foote, who was westbound on Vine, making a left turn onto 16th. Foote was ticketed for failure to yield right of way in the accident, police said. Photo by Kathy Chenault r W j "wet . ..... Ma- Red lootball. Chocolate Strawberry Butterscotch Butter Pecan Hot Fudge Raspberry Wild Cherry Double Fudgy Nutty Marshmallow Pineapple ONLY Hurry! Helmets In Hmtted WPP'- Good thru the Football Season. Nicaragua . . . Continued from Page 1 What Esquenazi-Mayo and the members of the LASA are hoping for is the establishment of a provisional governemnt with the re-establishement of political parties. "They need one program that they can work with," Joglar said. "I think the best thing would be to give the people the right to vote," Bolivar commented. Reyes believes this won't be easy. "It will take a complete change either by revolution or by Somoza's resignation." Esquenazi-Mayo proposed that Venezuela's recent introduction of a motion at United Nations asking for the granting of rights to the population of Nicaragua should be followed by the United States. "The moral power of the U.S. would help tremendous ly," he said. US. involved Up to this point the U.S. has remained allegedly uninvolved, he said. But they have actually had political, diplomatic and business interests in the nation, he added. "The firm commiment of the presidential administra tion is needed," he stated. He predicts that the outcome of the present fighting depends on the National Guard and Somoza. "Unless the National Guard rebels against Somoza, it's going to be a long battle," he said. "If Somoza doesn't resign, the rebellion will continue and the repression will be brutal, from what he has said." The UNL Chapter of the LASA consists of 25 members from Colombia, Mexico, Costa Rica, Puerto Rico and Venezuela. At present, there are none from Nicaragua. Bolivar said die group tries to help students from Latin America by easing the transition to die university. Ininintha PrO-f5amO CWVII I III LI ls I IV I IV HESTERFIELD and Ij-jj Post-Game Festivities . D OTTOMSLEY starting at 9 AM on Football Saturdays. Atfi FAC at C, B, & P Happy Hour 3:30 -6:30 Featuring Dollar Doubles ID rOTTS Gunny's 13th & Q 475-8007 and $1 25 Pitchers American Cancer Society We want to cure cancer in your lifetime. SOPHOMORES -I JUNIORS Now the vacation is over and it's time to start thinking about how to meet tuition and living expenses. Several different scholarships are available through the Department of Defense and the Navy for people in technical and science majors. Stop by the placement office and see Dick Sheets or Carl LeCroy about our opportunities on Sept. 20, or write: Scholarships 6910 Pacific St. Suite 400 I I (CAtLCQJO-ATrdDl at sow aar WOE QflKClEgir POMES And an extra special price on the Tl -57. Now, for a limited time only the Texas Instruments TI-57 is priced at $49.95-a savings of over $10.00! Hurry while our supply lasts. Open 8-5. Monday -Saturday I Card jppgg Texas Instruments INCORPORATED Omaha, NE 68106 Attn: 22 1135 R 432-0111
