frlday, September 14, 1979
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daily nebraskan
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ford; Newi editor: Randy Euex; Associate news editors: Brenda
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ning; Layout editor: Roger Buddenberg; Entertainment editor:
Deb Shanahan; Assistant entertainment editor: Kim Wilt; Sports
editor: Rick Huls; Photography chief! Mark Bllllngsley; Art direc
tor: Mike Whiteley; Magazine editor: Mary Fastenau; Magazine
managing editor: Gail Stprk; Ombudsman: Michael Zangarl; East
Campus Bureau chief: Kevin Field.
Copy editors: Liz Austin, Julie Bird, Barb Blerman, Alice Hrnl
cek, Barb Richardson, Bob Lannln, Kris Hansen.
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Draft registration may still go to Senate
WASHINGTON-Despite overwhelming defeat in the
House, an effort to bring back military draft registration
may be put to a vote in the Senate.
The House rejected 252-163 late Wednesday a propos
ed order to renew draft registration for 18-year-old men
starting Jan. 2, 1981. Instead, it directed President Carter
to study the situation.
Carter has already said draft registration is not needed
now and Speaker Thomas P. O'Neill predicted that with
the- House vote. 'That'll be the end of it." But an aide to
Sen. Sam Nunn said he believes the Georgia Democrat still
will put a similar bill to renew draft registration to a vote
in the Senate.
Neo-Nazis jailed
BUECKEBURG, West Germany-A West German judge
sentenced six neo-Nazis Thursday to prison terms of four
to 1 1 years on charges they organized or participated in
right-wing criminal activity planned by their American
leader.
The prison sentences followed the first major trial of
neo-Nazis in this country and came after a government
rnnrt warned that such croups were adoutlna termriit
tactics in an effort to overthrow democracy.
After a four-month trial, the court concluded that the
six men followed the orders of self-styled U.S. Nazi leader
Gary Rex Lauck, of Lincoln.
School starts
CLEVELAND-School officials said they were eager to
get on with the business of education as they opened
classes today to all of their 90,000 pupils for the first time
since a limited busing plan began this week.
Up to 9,500 pupils were scheduled to be bused across
town Thursday, with some rides taking more than an
hour.
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Friday is the last day to
have your name removed
from the Buzz Book. Con
tact the CAP office, Ne
braska Union 200.
The Triangle Little Sis
ters are sponsoring a car
wash Friday beginning at 3
p.m. in front of the Triangle
Fraternity.
The University Folk
Dancers will meet tonight at
7:30 p.m. in 1 19 Mabel Lee
Hall.
The Navigators Will meet
Friday at 7:30 pjn. in the
East Union. Room number
will be posted.
The NU Future Farmers
of America will meet Sun
day at 6 p.m. in Peter Pan
Park.
The UNL Pre-Vet Club
will meet Monday at 4 p.m.
at Peter Pan Park.
8-9:30 ajn.-Commission
on Status of Women, Room
216
10 a.m.5 pjn.-AUF
Plantasia, Ballroom
10:30 a.m.-12 pjn
WRC Counseling, Room
122
1 p.m.-Muslim Student
Assn., Room 401
3:30-5:30' pjn.-Selleck
Hall 5200 Tea, Heritage
Room
7-10 pjn.-Chi. Alpha
Campus Ministry, Room
402
7-8:30 p.m.-Intervarsity
Christian Fellowship, North
Conference Room
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