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Dally Ncbrcskan Wednesday, tezrch 21, 1CC4 E X P IT ESS I 0 - N S Pegs 2 "CLASSICS" - ARE THEY BACK? THE DAILY NEBRASKAN UNVEILS ITS 1984 FASHION EDITION. DON'T MISS IT - THURSDAY V APRIL 5, 1984 A -. i - I I I l Daily Nebraskan s 1984 Fashion Edition Greyhound's Spring Break L t .... OTM fir '7V 1 o ( I V 4. or less. This spring break, if you and your friends are thinking about heading to the slopes or the beaches - or just home tor a visit - Greyhound can take you there tor only $100 or less, round-trip. Between now and Go Greyhound And lesre the driving to us. April 2,1 984, when you show us your student I.D. card, any round-trip ticket on ureyhound is Jt I Uu or less. Anywhere Greyhound goes. So this sorino-break, frivp yourself a real break. Take g Greyhound anywhere, for luUor less. For more information call 474-1 07 1 Must present a vabd student I D card noon purchase No other discounts aricty Tickets are nonrefundable and good lor travel on Greyhound bnes. Ine only from March 16. 1984 through Apni 2. 1984. Schedules subtect to change without notice II C 1904 C.a-hrd Lines. Lie. o ifff 4 4, H.1L The W he National and international news from the Renter News Report defecia prop peal ' ' to parmit cchool prayer WASHINGTON The Republican-control- lad Senate Tuesday defected President Rea gan's proposal to amend the Constitution to permit children to pray in schools. There were 56 votes for it, 1 1 votes short of the required two-thirds vote needed to clear the Senate, and 44 against. Prayer m school was high on the list of social reforms soucht bv Reason v. ho personally lobbied for the amendment which was the subject of three weeks of emotional . debate in the Senate. School prayer advocates nave been canvassing Congress for weeks try ing to drum up support for the plan. Lebanese leaders end talks LAUSANNE, Switzerland Lebanese lead ers agreed Tuesday to shelve contentious polit ical reforms hilt pnrinrefri fit pns tn trv tn pH - -v-awvw -fe V V V J W VAliU sectarian violence. President Amin Gemayef ana eignt leaders of rival Christian and Mos lem factions ended national reconciliation talks in this Swiss city without any accord on the future political shape of Lebanon, over which they had bargained for nine days. An official communique said they decided to set up a 32-member committee of lawyers and politicians to draft a future constitution and report on its work in six months. A "Higher Security Commission" will be formed under Gemayel's chairmanship to implement a secur ity plan aimed at consolidating a shaky cease fire. The leaders announced a cease-fire March 13 but it has been broken by continued shelling and gun battles in Beirut in which 17 people have died in the last three days. Bombs rip through San Salvador SAN SALVADOR Guerrilla bombs cut power to part of El Salvador's capital Tuesday and traffic across the country was down to a trickle as left-wing insurgents pressed efforts to disrupt Sunday's presidential elections. In San Salvador, two bombs damaged electrical power pylons and a third ripped through a telephone control box at dawn, the first bomb blasts in the city in a week. Meanwhile, left-wing guerrillas set up road blocks near the village of El Transito on El Salvador's east-west hizhwav alnn thp Pin- coast and confiscated identity cards from tra velers to prevent them from voting March 25. Without the cards Salvadorans cannot vote. Travelers reported that traffic along the other two trunk roads bisecting El Salvador from east to west was minimal following several days of disruptions and guerrilla threats to mine the highways. - West German spy faces charges TAMPA, Fla. A 43-year-old West German was held without bail Tuesday after his arraign ment on spy charges in U.S. District Court here. The FBI alleged that Ernstludwig Wolfgang Forbrich, described as an auto mechanic, made a down payment for a classified military doc ument to an undercover agent posing as a U.S. Army intelligence officer. After promising to' pay more for additional information, Forbrich was arrested Monday as he left a Tampa motel room, the FBI said. The type of information was not disclosed. If convicted, Forbrich could be sentenced to life imprisonment. Koch dares liquo? authority . NEW YORK Mayor Edward Koch Tuesday dared the State Liquor Authority to arrest him for bringing his own bottle of wine to restau rants that do not have liquor licenses. Koch made the dare in a letter to the chairman of the State Liquor Authority who announced recently that he intended to enforce a losg ignored law forbidding diners from taking wine into restaurants which do not have wine or liquor licenses. Chairman Anthony Gazzsra made the decision after reading a newspaper article about restaurants where the customers bring their own, which is virtually every res taurant in New York without a license "If necessary, I will bring my own wine in a brown paper bag to my favorite restaurants The question then will be whether you arrest the restauranteur or me," Koch said in his letter.