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Peg3 2 Daily Ncbraskan Thursday, January 17, 1335 Q a D D 0 Q D Q f V. nnnnaaaaaananaanna a 0 D e IPoIic Report 0 . ' 111 "w. X n j x fcN r x EC3Cij,jpJ f ' rj 1 1 M I L3 E3 E3 EJ CZZ3 CZ3 EZ3 E31 Get a Quaker State 10w-30 oil change, a Quaker State oil filter and a Quaker State Golden Chassis lube. You will receive five gallons of free Amoco Gasoline. (This offer good on most American & foreign cars) rj D unit uuuu iiiiii 1 iii buuviuii Through January 31, 1935 D 0 Th fuHvwlng Incidents were reported to UNL police between 12;C9.m.nd 5:38 p.m. Tuesday. 12:C3 .m. Medical emergency reported tt Atel Hill. Person was transported by ambu lance to University Health Center. 1:33 a.m. Man that was ranted by Lincoln police for alleged armed robbery was reported arrested in Benton Hall, near Selieck Quadrangle. 1 1 :iS a. ra. Accident reported near Bessey Hull. 12:18 p.ra. Bicycle reported stolen from Csuher Hall. 3:18 p.ra. Puree reported stolen from Smith Kail. 3:23 p.m. Fire alarm reported sounding at Temple Building. 4:23 p.m. Kit and run accident reported In Parking Area 22 near 10th and Avery streets. 8:23 p.ra. Security alarm reported sounding at the South Stadium. B:S3 p.ia. Wallet reported stolen from Abel Hall. D 0 D Quo Place Standard 1 7th & Q St. 475-8819 n fa C3 EZ3 E3 E3 EU E3 cLJ Brighten someones day send a personal in the Daily Nebraskan H 11 t t m . i f i m -. . i 7 T 1 llillllM ZZT off n 9 g t. 1V3 Up To ::D OFF V;;at:r C-.;:t;r$- ' . v " I tv i lit M ... j ALL WOr.2HT,SEQOTS 40-60 OFF! over COO pair Bankcard &' L.ayaway Welcome 154 FJo. 14tii Lincoln J I Free Parking with Park & Shop jiv (g y. (ill ii vL. j ; 11 il doso net oMiiik tumors BOSTON Largs doses of vitamin C do not cure cancer and earlier studies claiming that the vitamin can shrink tumors txz v.Tcr., a team of Mayo Clinic researchers reported Wednesday in the New ZnglsRi Journal cf Medicine. In an experiment designed to resclva a 10-yesr-old cor.trcversy, Dr. Charles Mertel and his colleapes found "Vltsstin C performed no better than dummy medication" for patients vdth colorectal cancer. Dr. Robert Wittes of the National Cancer Institute said the Mayo study was so definitive that further tests of the vitamin cn cancer patients "do not appear warranted." CMna, 'Vietnam return priooiiers PEXING China and Vietnam Vednesdsy exchar;-ed prisoners on their border a month before the feuding communist neighbors celebrate the lunar new year. China said it released 15 Vietnamese who had confessed to armed provocations, reconnaissance and sabotage within China. Vietnam said it freed four fishermen and 67 other Chinese arrested for intruding into its territory. The exchange was made at the Friendship Pass between China's Guangxi region and Vietnam. Sen. Hart visits Soviet officials MOSCOW Sen. Gary Hart arrived in Moscow Wednesday for talks with Soviet officials he said vould center on prospects for forthcoming arms talks between the superpowers. Hart said a detailed program for his visit had not yet been worked out but he hoped to hare wide-ranging talks with a number cf of3cials. Hart, beaten for the Democratic presidential nomination last year by Walter Mcr.dale, was met at the airpcrt by Georgy Arb?tov, head of the Kremlin's Institute for U.S. and Canada Studies. upo aid to starving country WASHINGTON The United States will send an extra 50,000 metric tons of food aid to Sudan to help feed the famine-hit nation that is also coping with a major influx cf hungry people from its neighbors, U.S. aid facials said Wednesday. The new aid was approved following an appeal for emergency aid for Sudan made by the United Nations High Commis sioner for Refuges. . " "' -: The appeal was prompted by a surge in the numbers of refugees from the parched Ethiopian provinces ofTigray and Eritrea, where rebel wars have seriously compounded the food problem. Social Security may fee free of as WASHINGTON The Reagan Administration will not seek a freeze of costs of living increases in Social Security benefits for the poor, food stamps and veterans' benefits, Congressman Trent Lett told reporters Wednesday. Lett, a Mississippi Republican, said he was told this by Budget Director David Stockman at a meeting with Lett and other House Republican leaders. Some Senate Republicans have called for a freese in cost of living Increases for all those who get Social Security, but most House members are against the idea Accomplice dies by lethal irf action HUNTSVILLE, Texas Doyle Skillem died by kthsl irjecticn Wed nesday for a marder he did not actually commit, while the man who pulled the trigger faced possible part's later this year. Skilkra, 43, was strapped to a strttcher shortly after midnight and irysctcd mith a IslM mixture of drus. Skillem was ser.ter.sed to death as an accomplice In ths murder of undercover narcotics agent Patrick Rar.id in October 1974, Eva months after being paroled in the killing cf Ids brother Miltea Randel was gunned down by Charles Sanna during a dirg deal in rural south Texas, while Skillem sat in a car. Ssans was sentenced to life imprisonment as he had no previous murder con1ctiens. Sanne becomes eligible for parol within six months. ' ABSCAT.ro Williams denied parole WASHINGTON A four-member pand cf the U.S. Parch Board Wed nesday denied former Sen. Harrison Williams request to bs paroled now in connection with Ms threa-year sentence stemming torn the ABSCAM political bribery scandal, the Justice Department said. The panel cited the seriousness of the offense and the violation of the puic trust in refusing to grant parole, a department spokesman said. Parole was deni ed for the New Jersey Democrat who f- :r.t 23 years in the Senate before resigning in 10-82, but good behacr may shorten his sentence to about two years at the minimum sce-rlty tr:::en in Alienwood, Pa., he said. ' Eobliar drugs drinldnfj enotomers JfS1?.1, West ,?Tnr' y Patrons of a famous Munich beer hall , J taJ?e&MdayhowtheysaddciOyfcIl asleep and awoke to Mnd they rdbeen robbed of thousands cf nark