Tucsdsy, January 22,1935 Pr.rp 2 Daily Nebraskan roiice HAPPY HOUR AT DIG JOHNS - b. . a t .f -ri ft . H 1 m n n i i wee pot it all: f FREE POOL ? with a minimum purchase Sun. R.7 Tues. 12-2 Thurs. 5-7 X 474-3545 t DELI-BAR I 30 POOL TABLES I PIN BALL (l 1 "required" ae 21 V Weekdays 10.;0-1 r.m , y. Saturday 12-1 am U Sundav 3-11 V ' . . J I I I Jo facilities include: Gym Pool Nautilus Weight room Running track Aerobic classes 5 Racquetball courts I I J p" I 475-9322 1039 P St. r ,! Hi " ' ! - 2. V . Sun Vc.!ay Cud t Nkl YMCA Special College Membership Jan 15 -May 15, 1985 No refunds Sign up Jen 14-31 Student ID required to enroll " Must be full time student 3 Limited facilities use: all times except Mon-Fri 1 1 am-1 pm and 4 pm-7 pm lb44 r T. I J. J J'J. i Uli &) 474-6593 (The Student Survival Store) We are stretching our hours at ISGsmta. For your convenience. Monday-Friday 8:00 a.m.-1:00 a.m. Saturday 9:00 a.m.-1 :00 a.m. raft. i is V , madmad yrf dog Buschi2pk. $3.S9 I ir" . WAV i t ... . .... A U 1 VvWSr I rr:V I Castelleni Asti I . v. H I 750 ml. $3.i I 11 ) I VivantoWine I ! ' I I ! ' 1-5liter ' 2.99 J - I j Barton's Vodka " I I I . ' ff 1 I' 175 liter . $S.S9 I I I I ' I I " I -sr'j I Barton's Gin I f 1.0 liter $4.40 I f (t .,- 1 4 p" A y"" .'ZIT mmA y mm. 'CSy Captain Morgan Rum I - Vf" i.o liter" ' L i ff iiiMimiiiiiiw iiiwinMiiiiiini,jwM nw gfJ Rainier 6 pK. cans warm or cold $1.99 Sisidl's Wins Coolar warm $2.1S 6 pk. can (Red & White) cold $2.43 Offsr good thru Jan. 26, 1S35, or whilo quantities lest The follawir.g Incidents were reported to UNL police hetueen 5:37 nd 4:45 p.n. Sunday: C .27 o-ra. Security tbrai reported sound Irg at Sheldon 5emoriJ Art Gallery- m i a.m. Vehicle reported driving over pH'jr'.j meters in the lot across from Selleck Qvdianle. Four meters were reported damaged. 2:02 p.m. Parking permit reported stolen from a vehicle parked near the Home Economics Euilibj on East Campus. 4:45 p.m. - Pars reported stolen from a vehicle parked east of C. Y. Thompson Library on East Campus. Abortion... lv4" Tae pieketers pthzr around tho clinic's fenced-in pexking lot, trying to stop pstieats cn the way in, asking ihem to rcconsidsr their decision and offering brochures and pamphlets. The picketing is continuous and has in creased slltly the lsst fov weeks, she said. Because of the picketing, she sdd, center workers taking appoint pints "always let the patient know that there alvays will be pieketers" so they won't be scared or surprised when they com to the clinic. Dixie said she thinks picketing is an effective way for anti-abortion groups to make themselves seen. However, she said, what concerns her most is the actions taken by state and federal legislatures, and the "conservative climate of the present administration concerning women's rights and abor tion rights." Got a Minute? I.oaro how lo priitwl yoursvlf. Crime Tip of the Bay If you are responsible for keep ing your department's petty cash or coffee fond, then you probably also are responsible for the security of those funds. Kejp cSce cash under lock and key at all times. Make frequent depos its to reduce potential theft loss and keep accurate accounting records separate from the cash box. TAKE A LITE CUT CF v fit 4r , 6 .tw tsa-&ee i-mimm RS makes forms 'EZ' . New technology will be used to pro cess Form 1040EZ federal tax returns this year, according to the Internal Revenue Service. Internal Revenue Service Centers around the country will use Optical Character Recognition scanners to process the specially-designed 1040SZ forms for the 1984 year. The Form 1040EZ is a one page form used by single taxpayers with no dependents who have taxable income of less than $50,000 a year. This income must be only from wages, salaries, tips and interest income of $400 or less with no All-Savers interest. On the Form 1040EZ, taxpayers can not itemize deductions, report divi dend income or take extra exemptions fwswblmdnmKowewrFoim 1040EZ filers may tske the allowable part of the chadt&bte contribution deduction for non-itemi:rs, up to $75 for tax year 1S34 The IS million taxpayers who will use the Fcrm 1040EZ to file their fed eral income taxes will need to use care when filling out the form. If at all pos sible, filers should use the peel-off label provided by IBS. The CCU equipment "reads" the numerals and characters on the form as it scans over the page. To help the machine pick up the correct numerals, the Form IG4SSZ has pie-printed boxes cis esch line that guide the taxpayer in H!r4 cut the form. It fa important to keep the numerals ia fee preper shape Vfi cm arjrsr- ibost cef Itiki the form. Faulty taxieoiai iiimo 08 !b Nevada plane email cr RENO, Nevada At least 63 people C?ZV,:xi:y when an airliner ashed on takeoff from a Nevada gambling center, police reported. a cnrtirwftmjLi for the Reno Police Department said the plane crashed ' w" ., " . . . . .... .." in a field near a shopping mall on the outsorts plane and airline has not been established, althoi; the plane was believed to be a chaster r.:urrJ;:g f She said between 63 and 68 people were cn te:: i no survivors. 4,. - - v-wtv4 cf the city. The type of h, the spokesman said, and there appears to be Court upiioMo Iimidictip RiiiEgo WASHINGTON The Supreme Court Mcndy reacted two challenges to a 1973 law barring discrimination against the hand!c??ped In programs that receive federal financial assistance. The first case involved a government investigiiioit into a 1CC0 com plaint that Eaylor University Medical Center in Dsllaa violated the law by refusing to allow a hearing-impaired patient tcccss to an Intsrpretcr. The government filed suit in 19S2 seeking a court crier forcing Daylor to comply with its investigation, saying the center's receipt cf Medicare and Medicaid funds brought it under the 1873 law. The justices left intact a lower court ruling that Baylor be denied federal finsTiCisl assistance as long as it refuses the government access to its records and facilities. In the second case, the court let stand a ruling requiring Pennsylvania to pay for part-time readers for blind case workers in its welfare department. Arrests mount in spy esenial have been NEW DELHI, India Five more arrests were reported Monday in India's spy scandal as the government announced that a foreign agent had left the country following the discovery cf an espionsg3 ring. The Press Trust of India news agency quoted intelligence sources as saying that officials in the defense and defense production departments were among those arrested. This brought the number tfrfported an:st3 to 20 and PTI quoted the sources as saying more were expected in what it called the biggest spy scandal in India's history. Man dies for 20-yeor-old crime PEKING The killers of the family of Peng Pai, a Chinese revolution ary hero who created a peasant movement before Mao Tsetun sentenced for the massacre of dozens of people nearly 20 years ago, Hong Guiwen was executed Sundsy for his part in the slaughter. He hacked off the head, of Peng's nephew with a machete and hung it on the gate of the southern town of Kaifeng, according to local newpaper reports reaching Peking. Two other men were also sentenced to death but after appeal Luo Ei was jailed for 15 years and Wu Niangsu for two years. Other people involved in the August, 1287, killings were still cn trial, it said. Opposition leader ends oxrn exile MANILA, Philippines Opposition leader Jovito Salonga returned home Monday after nearly four years of self-imposed exile in the United States and said people must be willing to fight, suffer and, if necessary, die for freedom. But at a press conference the former senator avoided declaring himself a possible challenger to President Ferdinand Marcos in elections scheduled for 1087. Salonga, 64, partially deaf and blind in one eye from injuries suffered in grenade explosions 14 yeara ago, was given a big welcome when he arrived. 'Priest's aMiietion not lone case TORUN, Poland The abduction of radical priest Jerry Popieluszko near Toren followed a series of non-fatal kidnappings in the region, and this encouraged hopes that we might be found alive, a local cleric said Monday. The Rev. Jczef Nowakowski told a Tcrun court trying four security ponce c&icers accused In ropielussko s killing that the unsolved abduc tions occurred last February and Maroh. Stmivwtf tttthm hannftri Solid arity free trade union, of which Popielassfcb was a leading supporter, reported that at least five people in the union were abdacted and beaten before being released. Popieluszko was kidnapped on Oct. 19 while drfYbg back to Warsaw from the northern town of Byd&oszsz where he had been preaching. His body was found in the Vistula Elver 11 dap Lt::. Tenants innoi 'o de OSSIPEE, New Hampshire A New Hampshire judge ralsd Monday that three people were innocent of charges that they negligently caused their landlord's death by arguing witti him tad preveking his fatal heart attack. . isband Perley country nampsnire s statute. mclet hwMA mtik crunicen envers, requires "gross deviation" frous norrtsl conduct and the reckless use of deadly force. Carroll County Attorney TOsai Paine smied that the defendants negigently caused the death cf 56-yssr-cld Donald Dodier last July by provoking an argument over $80 in back rent while kr.swin t the landlord nacJ a serious heart condition. oanie! Moody, 19, his sister Lpda Byder, 32, tad her b I ' rwm b"'d to have been the first pespU in the charged with nedisent hamMr! e tn Menu t it 4 t ! J- , ! Kf?J - r local council in tea, & ccartal nzzA tc, ill soon votethcr to order dcrlcys to wesr fc: to kssp streets clean, bXrSf 3 Aed Doakc;-s Ucies tr:? m cftrsaspcrt ca teu. Ihtztrda sre taar.sd cn the