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Tuesday, October 10, 1934
Daily f:brskn
Ag economist to discuss farm debt
during Nebraska Media News Day
Noted agricultural eccrcrr.iM
Ma hid !xfh wj present hi
u jti-ns to farm debt problems
at Nebraska Media Ncw-s Day,
Thursday in the East Cur -It
Vt.k"tl Boche, a professor at
Iowa fiate l"nvc r.,:y. has dc-r,e
ex:er.rve research nprod action
economy, firm mar.-fm-r.t &r.d
agncultural policy. He researches
new ways csf financing firm d fit,
considered by many the No. 1
proble m in aencuhure todav.
Four panelists will discuss
Boehbe ideas immediatcb- after
his r perch. The par.el;:-s tre M -rk
Dratenstoit, srnbr twr-cr..
Federal Kcserve F-ank cf Kansas
City: Dchzrd Gady. vsce p. resi
dent, economic ar J cc-r.-r.c-i.-
research, Orj.?rx Inc.; Bryce
Neiwg. prefjdenL Nebraska Fain
Bur a a Fed ersijn, crc p an J Ir.r
f,.xk farmer, and Martm Strange,
co-direct or. center fcr Kuril
AfTis. WalthO.
Terry Me-er.bach. promotion
cwndmator for Nebraska Meci
News Day. 5... J media rrprese n
tatars wii be pvtn a tour and a
char.ce to ir.t r rview re-searchers
cf f lectcd deportments on East
Cx-pus intruding the tractor
Uttirg libor&tory, and a biotcch-rlc-vl-h.
Ncrraska Mrdia News Day is
ar.r.-iiiy sponsored by the UNL
department of agricultural com
rn anir atieins. Use event offers Ne
braa msdia the opportunity to
vs. it the cr.hers.tyfor interviews
and discussions on research and
current events in agriculture.
Boehes rpeech is open to the
public
Banquet offers taste of foreign countries
A tiste of the fcrcitr. co-mtnes After the banquet, Eahramxad malign desks cf the Nebraska
tswha: Ir.:cT-r.i2frjdtrs Org said. peopie also can get ac- and East unions. In the Nebraska
nixation President Saeed rraainted with theculturesof ap- Union, tickets abo can be pur-
Fahramzad saad punic-pcr.ts ckn proximately eight foreign coun- chased at student booths in the
expert frcra the Third Interna- tries through native daf.ee, song Main Lobby and in the Interna-
tx-c.iuFir. cruet and CuraJShow and costume during the Cultural ticnaJEducatksnal Services Office,
that Saturday evening. Shew. Nebraska Union 345.
Foods from all ever the world Tk-ke-ts for the banquet are on As in past years, about 500 to
wZ be served in a baiTe? hearing ur.tH Thursday. Adult stu- 600 people are expected to attend,
at 6 p.rx. in the Centennial I-ooin &er.t tickets are available for $& &ccordingto Judy Wendorff, inter-
and E-iHncrn cf the Nebcss,ka and children tizkss are 54. national student adviser of UNL
Union. Tj:1tU K fcli 11 the r.for- international education services.
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from the Rcuter News Report
Bnarte, lefeioto cdijoiim
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LA TALMA, EI Salvador Pmident Jos? Napo!?cn Duarte
and left-wing guerrilla chkf j ended a hhtoric ceetlng here
Monday with agreement to continue a dizlue on how to end
EI Salvador's civil wzi, San Salvador Archbishop Arturo Rivera
y Danss said in a statement.
The agreement waa announced by the Hornsn Cuholic arch
bishop after four and a half hours of tzlks, the first between
government leaders and guerrilla chkfj since cirj war broke
out in El Salvador almost five years a-o. Hie chtishop, who
attended the conference 3 a tritness, rexd a ccmnunique
sayinj? the two sides had ayca to set up a comizzion com
posed of four delegates chosen by Bustle and four &?i?cted by
the Farabundo Marti National IJbzrzXlon Front end its politi
cal wing, the Revolution sry Democratic Alliance Tlie commis
sion's work, Rhry y Damaa said, would be sjpr.ised by a
delegate chosen by the archbishop's c
"It added that the meetLng had been held in an "slrncsphere
of seriousness and mutual respect and stressed that both
sides would be looking for ways to "humanire the conict"here.
The commuoique made no mention of ceaflre t th? fighting
between the 42.000 strong VS. backed army and an esti
mated 6.000 to 8,000 queiTiilas fighting under the umbrella of
the FMLN.
Bnuili ckiiiig cmcMoiTa urged
WASHINGTON The chairman of a fs?d?rrJ safety agency
Monday urged stales to take stronger action zzhsi drunk
drh'ers, es;cciilh repeat offenders. The National Transporta
lino Safety Board said a study it made cf fatal car accidents
found C5 percent efthem involved aJcchoL It laid SO percent of
drunk drhing convict ions each yesr in vohTd reperJ; cflendeTS.
Board Chairman Jamts Dumett said at a news conference
judges in drunlc driving cases often did not have prior arrest
records s-r&ab& He szld in many cszes the chajgas were
reduced if the driver agreed to enter a treatment program for
alcohol p rob kins. are asking gvrmcts to tzks steps to
ensure that states do not zT-orw tretm.r.t pmjrrns to b? used
in pl"ics cf license revocation or suspension," he said. States
also skcaSd uoks irtjdgm haw mrds on hasd of akohol
rcialed trafSc cfnses before sentencing and records cf juve
nile offenders be kept vs-hen they bccoise sduiis, he said. Bur
nett said polk should be better trslned to spet Cruzk drivers
through piriirninsry breath tests and 0bscrs"sSi3a.
In a related eSbrt to reduce drank driri-; Congress this
year pasd a law cutting hjhwsry funds for stasia that do not
have a rninirnxim drinking age cf 21. Abe -I cz$-hf of the 50
states allow drinking at the ages of IS, 19 or 20. Private groups
also htxs urged many states to increase arrasts and penalties
for drunk drivers.
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NEW YORK Moments before Archbishop cf New York
John J. O'Connor delivered his latest attack on abortion Mon
day, Mother Teresa unexpected, but irariedir-sf reccg
niied by the audience stepped oat en stags. O'Connors
msjor address on abortion, which traced the traditional
Roman Catholic church doctrine on abortion and repeated
political statements about the issue that hare resonated dur
ing this presidential campaign, had beea t2 publicized in
advance. But the appearance of Mother Teresa of Calcutta, a
Nobel Peace laureate, came as a surprise to the audience in the
-mnasium of Cathedral Hh School To iinro farting from
the audience, she condemned abortioa cr.i.'quistocaSry as
"taurder s-nd spoke of the in:.ponsnce cf Christ sj the little
unborn child
In an address called "Human liv. Raman Hights.' the
archbishop elaborated cn his criticisns of abonion, and re
stated his disagreement with all politicians who state they pri
vateby oppose aKirtion bat do net sctkto tizvms their iewson
others. The archbishop did r.ot riiiae tk-rrcraik- Vice presi
dential candidate Geraldine Ferraro. a Cathc4. but his corn
merits echoed his earlier public cntscisms of her pro-choice
stance. Throughout his SCVpjtpp speech, pscrticss of whkh he
read for more than an hour, oVoimo? sought t portray abor
tion, which he called destruction tfhfe. as a ucstktn of "public,
not private, morality, and one of corcnt to people ofaHreli
0n and to athessts.
Suspected neo-Nrria clzl trio!
WliST Il'IlLIN Two of r.ir.e ?ur r::;J Tn Grrr.an
extremtet accusal ofs:t ng vp a.rj -.-1 rc,-Ni cr:ir.iza
ifn f tlin apffar f. r th? .iiA cf:: fir trial
J-iondy, The eurt is-aed an arrmt -ccrrzrl f.rcre cf the
muuf.g men. Kerstin JNds, Jtbat c-.-e t: ; f-c:.r.i mm tr.e
to expalm his absence. The sn-en ethers refused to answer the
Th? defendants, a.gxNl 2i) t, are. a-c-rtrd cffc-Tungthe
aramuitary Carman WVrker Yr r.--- - - i"2 with the
;m oi etwhin a racfc.j dr.:a:,-r,-. iz.-l rfs4 the
i.e-rnuin Hdch within UM4 Krvf .-e I Crrrnsn law
nd At!!fNl ri'cutkr.s. in iW.- .- r - --.? end of
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pa and the United r:.;t h.i . t: -r rrr.ission
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