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By Deb Morrison
The International One World Crusade will bring
its message to Lincoln beginning at 1 p.m. today with
a speech on "God and the Future of America."
The Crusade is a function of the Unification
Church led by the Rev. Sun Myung Moon. Its pur
pose, according to Rev. Doris Orme of the crusade, is
to spread the church's message worldwide.
Nebraska is the 13th state the crusade has tra
veled to so far, Orme said.
"It is a crucial moment for mankind at this hour,
Orme said. The crusade is an attempt to bring unity
among Christians, she said.
Orme said she met Moon in 1965, and has traveled
and lived with him for months at a time. Moon, she
said, is a revelation from God and his church is here
to teach Christians how to love and unify among
themselves.
. According to the January issue of the Unification
News, there are 50 mobile teams on the crusade that
move to a new city every 21 days.
Orme said the message of the three-year crusade
is to warn the United States to unite against the
forces of communism and atheism. People from all
walks of life need to join together to achieve that
purpose, she said.
The speech today in the Nebraska Union Rostrum
will be followed by an Interdenominational Eco
nomical Ministers' breakfast Feb. 11 at the Corn
husker Hotel. The breakfast is designed to unite
different denominations.
A rally is scheduled Feb. 1 1 at 7 p.m. The program
will feature groups serious about stopping the
spread of communism, Orme said.
A variety show featuring Orme, a gospel singer,
and the World Crusade Sunburst band will be sche
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Off The Wire
National and international news
from the Renter News Report
Economic acMcro nree:
defense may need cut
WASHINGTON White House economic
advisers Thursday agreed President Reagan's
1985 defense spending request might have to
be cut but differed over whether major new
tax increases were required to reduce huge
federal budget deficits. Budget Director David
Stockman, Treasury Secretary Donald Regan
and Chief Economic Adviser Martin Feldstein
said the administration might be willing to
compromise on Reagan's $264.4 billion arms
budget. But Feldstein took a different line on
the tax issue, telling reporters: "Unless there is
a significant change in priorities we are going
to have to have additional tax revenues." The
White House willingness to compromise on
defense spending wa3 seen as a msj or election
year concession to Congress.
Shuttle ready decpito repriro
KENNEDY SPACE CENTER Several pieces
of essential equipment have been replaced or
repaired on the space shuttle Challenger in
advance of its fourth space flight today, offi
cials said Thursday. After several technical
problems with the orbiter Columbia's mission
in December, Challenger was painstakingly
checked in an effort to prevent similar troubles
on its flight, the head of the shuttle program,
Lt. Gen. James Abrahamson, told a pre-launch
press conference.
The shuttle chief boasted that despite the
repairs and replacements, the launch team
was still able to keep Challenger on schedule
for today's 7 am. CST launching.
Sway in Daby Deo' caeca limited
WASHINGTON The House of Representa
tives Thursday voted to limit government
involvement in medical treatment of severely
handicapped infants. The House acted by
defeating legislation which would have required
states to set up local medical boards to review
decisions on the treatment of handicapped
infants in line with guidelines set by the Health
and Human Services Department in so-called
"Baby Doe" cases. The cases involved parents
who wanted to let their infant born with severe
birth defects die. The federal government sued,
asking that medical treatment be ordered to
protect the rights of the baby, but the courts
said the decision was up to the parents. The
231-182 vote came on an amendment to a bill,
later passed by the House, to continue funding
for a national child abuse and neglect center.
The bill does require that severely handicapped
infants receive nutrition and general care.
EDB rcctrictions cxmonnccd
WASHINGTON - U.S. Environmental Pro-.
tection Agency Administrator William Ruckel
shaus today will announce restrictions on use
of the cancer-causing pesticide ethylene dibro
mide, government officials said Thursday.
Only trace levels of the chemical, found to
cause cancer in laboratory animals, would be
allowed in grains and processed food pro
ducts, they said. Restrictions on EDB for fruits
and citrus could hurt the Caribbean countries
that export these products to the United
States, offsetting many economic benefits under
President Reagan's Caribbean Basin Initiative,
the officials said.
They questioned a Washington Post report
up to eight percent of the corn, two percent of
wheat and 13 percent of grain-based foods on
grocery shelves would have to be destroyed
because of the tough new standards.
Canadian ecto elcep-lcco record
FORT ERIE, Canada An unemployed
Canadian carpenter finally went to bed Thurs
day after claiming a world record for staying
awake for almost 19 days. Victor Judd, 22, said
after his 18-day, 20-hour bid to get into the
Guinness Book of Records that he wa3 "feeling
just fine, I'm not even tired. I just had three
hours' sleep on the couch and I expect to get a
good night's sleep tonight."
He and three friends set out after an all
night poker game to beat the record of 18 days
.and 17 hours set by a British woman seven
years ago.
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