monday, September 17, 1979
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daily nebraskan
Spikers win Texas invitational Drag l2ws . . .
The University of Nebraska women's
volleyball team won four matches Saturday
to win the Mean Green Invitational tour
nament in Denton, Tex.
The Huskers, winners of three matches
Friday , finished 7-0 in the tourney.
In Saturday's play, Nebraska defeated
Lamar University of Texas 2-15, 15-10 and
Women harriers
place fifth in meet
Defending champion Kansas State took
first place and the Nebraska women finish
ed fifth Saturday in the Wichita State Cross
Country meet.
Kansas State finished with 32 points
and were followed by Kansas with 40,
Wichita State 131, Southwest Missouri
State 159, Dodge City Community College
180, Nebraska 243, Oklahoma State 271
and Fort Hays State 280.
Nebraska was led by Gina Hungerford,
who placed 21st with a time of 19:26. Also
competing were Nancy Topken (44) 20:37,
Sally Sneller (57) 21:40, Cindy Vickers
(60) 21:47, Rhonda Seymour (61) 21:48,
and Janet Bornemeier (68) 22:28.
15-12; San Houston University 15-13 and
15-7 and Texas Tech 15-3, 11-15 and 15-5.
NU again met Lamar in the finals, win
ning the final two games 16-14 after the
losing the opener 11-15.
Hie Huskers are now 10-0 on the season
and play at Kearney State Friday.
Softball women
win two, lose one
The University of Nebraska
women's Softball team won two of
three games Saturday and finished
tied for first with Creighton in the
Iowa State Invitational tournament.
Nebraska captured the opener, 3-2
over Iowa State as Linda Mizener
(1-1) scattered eight hits to pick up
the win.
In the final game of the round
robin tournament Nebraska lost to
Creighton 7-1 as Allison Bodley took
the loss.
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He said that no matter what definition
is used to define insanity, a psychiatrist or
psychologist must "rely on their own per
sonal ethical judgment."
Elwork suggested three methods to
improve Insanity defense procedures:
-announce the insanity defense earlier.
In some cases, the defense attorneys may
announce insanity defense as late as 10
days before the trial. Elwork said this is
not enough time for adequate psychologi
cal study.
-Allow more than one examination of
the defendant He said an insane person
may have good and bad days like everyone
else.
-Require psychologists or psychiatrists
acting as expert witnesses in trials to take a
minimum competency test.
Klaus Hartman, superintendent of the
Nebraska Regional Center, said if a person
pleads guilty by reason of insanity, he or
she should plead insane and guilty. Using
this method, he said a person found insane
and guilty would be treated first for insan
ity and would then be released to serve a
sentence for the crime.
Elwork disagreed with the insanity and
guilty method because in some cases an
insane person does not know the difference
between right and wrong. Ih said this
method taxes away the right of the
defendant to say if the crime was inten
tional or not.
Massengale leaves
on Indonesia trip
Martin Massengale. vice chancellor for
the Institute of Agriculture and Natural
Resources on East Campus, left for Indo
nesia Sept. 16 to assist the country in a
review of its crop development and re
search programs.
Jack Robbins, dean of agriculture at
Washington State University, is also on the
trip. Massengale, Robbins and Ralph Cum
mings, an agriculturalist, will look at agri
cultural programs in Indonesia and make
recommendations for the future.
Rice is the country's top agricultural
product, but the team will focus on secon
dary crops, Massengale said, because rice
production is fairly efficient.
Secondary crops include coconuts,
sweet potatoes, grain crops and horticul
ture crops such as coffee and spices.
Hie team will return to the United
States Sept. 30. -
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Pioneer KP-600 FMcassette
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T-3000 Wilson tennis racket.
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Good drafting eqt. (table,
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evenings and weekends, ask for
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STUDENT BOOK PACKS
$9.99 White Stag, 2 com
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Jansport Sack. 3 pack, 1000
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Camptrail Zip Zac, 850 cu.
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The Lowa boots are on
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1975 Monza 22, AC,
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477-3121.
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Must sell: 1970 Cutlass AC.
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1615. Raleigh Competition 2VA"
Reynolds 531 Butted Frame-$325,489-0713.
Large 3 bedroom townhouse
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$273mo monthly lease, 475
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for male university students.
Board & Room-Only $140 per
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Phone 432-2583 for more inn-formation.
1414 No. 19th
1 Bedroom
$165
432-7157
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The Daily Nebraskan is look
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is from 2-7 two days a week.
Come to Rm. 34, Neb. Union.
Experience preferred, but not
required.
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Now taking applications for
part-time Host or Hostess,
Night Cooks. Apply in per
son at:
VILLAGE INN
66th & O St.
The University Club now has
openings for night waiters and
waitresses. Some experience pre
ferred but will train the right
person. Excellent job for stu
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The Daily Nebraskan needs
writers for entertainment
features. See Deb in Room 34,
Nebraska Union, or call 472-2588.
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