Wednesday, November 17, 1982
Daily Nebraskan
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Parents wait . . .
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"I've tried to explain to them that Elza is 21; it's
not against the law for her to leave home, and every
lead we have indicates that she left because she
wanted to. I'm afraid that the only way we may find
her is if she eventually shows up deceased."
Lt. William Mahon, commander of the missing per
sons section of the Chicago Police Department, agreed
with Bernet. "We do not believe that foul play was
involved when she left home," he said. "We get 21,000
calls a year for missing persons. We clear most of them.
But once in awhile you have a person who takes off
and is never heard from again. I'm afraid that's what
has happened here."
Slowly, William and Else Habinyak are coming to
realize that their daughter may never come home
again. With great pain, they are even coming to realize
that perhaps she left because she wanted to.
That doesn't help. The facts, in their minds, remain
the same. The daughter they had brought up from in
fancy went to school one day with only the clothes on
her back, and she never came home.
"We cry every night," Habinyak said. "We have din
ner, and we wait by the phone, and finally we pray
together. Then my wife begins to cry, and I put my
arm on her to comfort her, and I cry, too."
Elza's mother doesn't want to believe the worst.
At this point, though, she would be happy just to know
that her daughter is alive. That would allow her to have
some inner peace.
"If someone who knew something would just let us
know that she is all right," Mrs. Habinyak said. "That
would be enough for me. Just to know that she is OK
and taking care of herself, or that someone is taking
care of her. When you've taken care of your daughter
all her life, you want to know if she is all right."
(c) 1982, Tribune Co. Syndicate, Inc.
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Other nations . . .
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There are special events like the upcoming China
Week; there's Nebraska Model United Nations (which
requires participants to know and understand the
policies of the country they represent); and there's
always the foreign students who attend UNL, who know
about their own countries and who can give you a dif
ferent perspective on events.
As Ronald Cere, assistant professor of modern lan
guages and literatures, said in a press release on a re
cent business language awards ceremony, "one out of
every eight jobs in American industry and one out of
five in American agriculture already depend on inter
national trade, and Nebraska is one of the states heavily
involved in both areas."
The statement addressed the reason for taking a
business language course, but the idea is the same:
Americans have more to gain from learning about what
goes on in other countries than it may appear. Just
ask Ann.
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