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Election of officers for the UNL International
Students Organization will be today at 5 p.m. in the
Nebraska Union.
Presidential candidates are Muhammad Aqdas
All, a graduate student from Pakistan studying
chemistry; Saeed Bahramzad, a senior from Iran
studying industrial engineering; and Vyay Konda
mudi, a graduate student from India studying
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While all the presidential candidates stressed the
importance of participation of International stu
dents in ISO, each also has his own objectives. Mi, a
member of the Pakistan Student Association, said
,." he wants to set up a more solid reception program
for new students arriving at Lincoln Municipal Air
port. He said providing temporary housing for new
students would be one way to expand the program.
He also stressed greater participation of interna
tional students in ISO meetings and activities and
better interaction between American and interna
tional students. This, he said, could be accomplished
through informative movies about different coun
tries and more social functions, such as dances. AH
has been at UNL since spring of 1933.
Bahramzad, presently ISO's social secretary, said
the revitalization of the organization is his primary
campaign goal He said he would like! to see more
students outside the executive committee involved
in ISO's decision-making process.
Another of Bahranuad's goals is to establish a
low-interest, short-term loan program for interna
tional students for. emergencies, lie said students
frequently don't receive money from home in time to
meet payments or do not have enough time to find
American co-signers for loans.
Bahramzad worked as an orientation assistant
for international students with International Edu
cational Services. He has done volunteer work for
IES for three years and has attended UNL for five
years.
Kondamudi, like Ali, said he would like to expand
the airport reception program and provide tempor
ary housing. However, Kondamudi, a member of the
India Association, said he would extend the pro
gram to Greyhound and Trailway bus terminals and
Eppley Airfield in Omaha.
Kondamudi said he would work to dismiss the
requirement for foreign teaching assistants to take
proficiency tests..
He said he also would try to expand the present
IES library by providing students with newspapers
from all the countries represented at UNL. .
Soala Ariweriokuma, ICO president, urpd stu
dents to participate in the elections.: The primary
aim of the organization which encompasses 16
international organisations and students repres
enting 5 countries, is to encourage all students to
share educational, cultural and social experi-rea
with students from other parts cf the world, he tzlX
He said the ISO also intercedes in prct .cm
tions and can be an avenue for solving them.
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from the Reutcr News Report
Ministers reaffirm
support for Lebanon
PARIS The United States and the three
other nations that make up th peacekeeping
force in Beirut, Lebanon, said llwreday that
they will keep their troops ti pls.ee. Continued
support for the force emerged from an eaer-
gency conference attended by Secretary of
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' of France, Italy and Britain.. Le.ct Eur.dJs
bomb attach, which killed more than 270 VS.
and French soldiers in Beirut, prompted the
conference. .
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MONTEBELLO, Quebec NATO ministers
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old, unnceded warheads and ured the Soviet
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