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Monday, January 25, 1982
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Speaker: U.S. involvement
in El Salvador dangerous
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How: Sign up for informational meeting,
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Where: Meeting in Nebraska Union Room
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When: Tuesday, Jan. 26 7:00 p.m. j; Wednes
day, Jan. 27 3:00 p.m.
If the United States continues to send
military aid to the government of LI
Salvador, it risks becoming involved in
another war like the one in Vietnam, a
representative from the Omaha Solidarity
Committee for Central America said Thurs
day. Jim Haster, who spent two months in El
Salvador and Guatemala in 1980, spoke
to about 25 people in the Nebraska Union.
His talk and the movie .' Salvador:
Another Vietnam? were sponsored by
UNL's Latin American Solidarity Com
mittee and Progressive Student Union.
El Salvador is in the midst of a bloody
civil war brought about by the extreme
poverty of most Salvadorans, Master said.
The majority of the land and power in El
Salvador is concentrated in the hands of a
few families, he said.
The United States is supporting the
ruling militarycivilian junta in El Salvador
by supplying its armies with military aid,
advisers and troop training, Master said.
According to leaflets distributed at the
speech, 1,000 Salvadoran soldiers started
training at Fort Bragg, N.C., Jan. 11.
About 600 Salvadoran junior officers are
scheduled to begin training at Fort
Benning,Ga., today.
The United States is aiding the junta be
cause of fears that El Salvador might be
come communist if the present government
is overthrown, Master said. But by aiding
the junta, the United States is supporting a
repressive government at the expense of
the Salvadoran people, he said.
This country's involvement in Vietnam
started in the same way as involvement in
El Salvador has started, with the sending of
advisers and military aid, Master said.
To prevent the Central American
country from becoming the next Vietnam,
the United States should end intervention
in its political affairs, Master said.
"If we can develop and build a very
strong anti-war movement, we can stop
another Vietnam war from developing," he
said.
Judging team second
in Denver competition
UNL varsity livestock judging team
placed second in a field of 27 teams in ;in
intercollegiate livestock judging contest in
conjunction with the National Western
Livestock Show in Denver, Colo.
The team, coached by Professor R.B.
Warren, won the reserve championship with
strong individual placings in all judging
classes. A Colorado State University team
took top honors.
Sharon Kriewald of North Loup was
second high individual and teammate
Jeffrey Miller of North Bend was fifth.
Kriewald placed third in horse judging and
Miller second in cattle.
The team placed first in horses, second
in sheep, third in hogs and sixth in cattle
judging enroute to its second-place finish.
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Free tax assistance
available to students
Free tax assistance will be offered on City Campus by
Beta Alpha Si, the national honorary accounting
fraternity.
According to Joe Vollbracht, a Beta Alpha Si member,
the federal tax assistance program has been active on
campus for the last three or four years.
About 25 student accounting majors volunteer to work
with the Internal Revenue Service and extend the program
to the campus.
"Anybody, not specifically students, is eligible to use
the service," Vollbracht said. "However, if the form is
really complicated, the person may be better off going to
a professional.'"
The program offers assistance on the federal 1040 and
1040A (shorter version) tax forms, as well as the Nebraska
state forms. The service can also answer questions and give
referrals, Vollbracht said.
Assistance will be offered today through April 14, each
Monday and Wednesday from 7 to 10 pjn. in Nebraska
Union 225.
TAKE ONE - SPRING 1982
The American Film Classics Series presents:
KING KONG
Starring Fay Wray and Robert Armstrong (1933)
January 28 7:00 and 9:15 p.m.
GRAPES OF WRATH
Starring Henry Fonda and John Carradine (1941)
February 18 7:00 and 9:15 p.m.
BRINGING UP BABY
Starring Katharine Hepburn and Cary Grant
(1938)
February 25 7:00 and 9:00 p.m.
PHANTOM OF THE OPERA
Starring Lon Chaney and Mary Philbin (1925)
March 11 7:00 and 9:00 p.m.
CAT ON A HOT TIN ROOF
Starring Elizabeth Taylor and Paul Newman
April 8 7:00and9:15p.m.
THE GRADUATE
Starring Dustin Hoffman, Anne Bancroft and
Katharine Ross (1967)
April 22 7:00 and 9:00 p.m.
SERIES TICKETS NOW ON SALE
$8 UNL STUDENTS, $12 GENERAL
AVAILABLE AT NEBRASKA UNION
NORTH DESK
Films shown at the Sheldon Film Theatre.
12th &R St.
Single admission is $2.50 for UNL Students
$3.00 General. m
For more information, call 472-2454. WiSs