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Monday December 10, 1934
Daily Nebraskan
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Graduating seniors who receiv
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while attending the university must
attend an exit interview some
time this week. They will be given
in the Nebraska Union Rostrum.
The interviews will be today at
5:30 p.m., Tuesday at 10:30 a.m.,
Wednesday at noon and Thurs
day at 3 p.m.
This must be done before graduation.
Music of the holiday season will
be featured in a series of concerts
performed in the rotunda of the
state CapitoL
The first of three lunch-hour
concerts will be given Tuesday at
noon by combined choirs of Lin
coln Southeast High school,
directed by Tim Sharer. The
University Singers from the UNL
School of Music will perform Wed
nesday at 11:45 a.m.
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National and international news
from the Renter News Report
JbiBrtuiBQU Iranian fibreeo
TEHRAN, Iran Iranian security forces dbgulsed 3 airport
workers stormed a hijacked Kuwaiti airliner Sunday night,
overpowered the sky pirates and freed the nine hostages
aboard, the Iranian news agency IRNA said.
The hpckers killed two American hostages and wounded
two others during a six-day drama at Tehran airport, IRNA
said. It ws not immediately known if there were any injuries
during the rescue. Passengers and hackers were seen coming
down the stairs from the plane with their hands over their
heads.
The Arab hU ackers said they had killed four of their hostages
since taking over the plane last Tuesday. But IRNA reported
after their capture that nine hostages, including two Ameri
cans, were freed and they Included two Kuwaiti passengers the
hijackers claimed to have murdered. The hijakcrs took over the
Kuwait Airways Airbus on a flight from Kuwait to Karachi.
They had demanded the release of Shi'ite Moslems imprisoned
in Kuwait for bomb attacks on the UJS. Embassy and other
targts there last year. Kuwait refused the demand.
U.S. accused of rigging elections
ST. GEORGE'S, Grenada Grenada's main opposition party
Sunday accused U.S. officials ot rigging elections that returned
the Caribbean island to democracy 13 months after a U.S.-led
invasion.
Sir Eric Gairy, leader of the right-wing Grenada United Labor
Party, told reporters the party would protest the result of the
election last Monday in which the New National Party of Her
bert Biaize won 14 of the 15 seats. GULP candidate Marcel
Peters, who won the remaining seat, has told Gov. Sir Paul
Scoon he will not occupy it because of alleged vote rigging and
interference in the eleciton by outside forces.
Gairy said a member of the left-wing Maurice Bishop Patrio
tic Movement had discussed the protest with GULP. The MBPM
forced Gairy from office in a 1979 coup.
"What we have in common is that we are both victims of
rigged elections, and we believe that the Americans overdid it,"
Gairy said.
U.S.-led forces invaded Grenada in October 10S3 to oust a
Marxist government that six days earlier had overthrown
Bishop's government. Bishop died in the coup.
Tutu warns of South African war
OSLO, Norway Anti-apartheid campaigner Bishop Des
mond Tutu, in Norway to collect the Nobel Peace Prize, said
Sunday he had asked President Reagan to press for a political
amnesty in South Africa and warned of an armed struggle in
that country.
Describing himself as a "peace lover but not a pacifist," the
black cleric told a press conference o his arrival here that
South Africa is already in a state of civil war.
Tutu said he had told Reagan at a meeting in Washington
Friday that he detected no sign so far of any improvement in
the condition of South Africa's blacks as a result oi the U.S.
policy of "quiet diplomacy." Paying tribute to the growing wave
of anti-apartheid demonstrations in the United States, Tutu
said he had found a groundsweU of "moral revulsion" against
South African racial policy.
SIS?6 "yesr"0 Anglican bishop Monday will receive the
his uniting role in the campaign against apartheid.
India to receive $1 million in aid,
BHOPAL, India Union Carbide Sunday announced nearly
Zl mon ,m to the victim of the poison gss leak at a
pesticide plant here, shortly after company Chairman Warren
Anderson secretly left India,
The unofficial death toll from the leak at a Union Carbide
is n&r3 ruen t0 2500 and hospital officials say at least
125,000 have been treated for injuries.
Students defy orders, stage sit-in
rPSZ(?0WPoIand - Polish students angered by the
J???52.S! crucifixes from their school have been staging a
hnnrtrcV6831 m defiance oflocal authorities. Several
of wlrl iatl0nal sch01 at Wlcszczcwa; 105 miles south
m Uc17e dLspu,te tega Dec. 1 , when pupils hung crosses
edition nf tf 8 a schooi snP. according to the weekend
AuXhhI , Communist Party newspaper, Slowo Ludu.
were sS L L' ses on the grounds that schools
aration Sftf Poland's constitution provided forsep
S thei rch and state. Slowo Ludu said the students
refious soni days latr. boycotting classes, singing
ccS? ecorating the 8011001 ha!l3 Roman
unSeffrth?r !Ti?h hf 802116 700 Pupils, suspended classes
b?ou with the students' parents
uau no result, the newspaper said.
