The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, February 12, 1985, Page Page 2, Image 2

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WASHINGTON A prominent roup cf U.S. scientists asked Congress
I'onday to sharply cut Prtsidcr.t tezps i::3 tudct request of $3.7
bilHon in research on his Star Wars mlssila defensa prcsrsm.
The American Federation cf Scientists, a prhnte groi',? cf 6.CC0 scient
ists, issued a report stating that a spacfrtod defes oflaaers and ether
nnrf wplnnad weanoBS would not work tnd cc";!i ccst ever 470 billion in
rrh over the next 10 years.
This initial $70 billion will buy us no anti -cissiia wcr.pcns only,
hccefullY. an understanding cf how next to proceed," M 3 spokesman
John Pike said.
Agent Orange deatli rate disputed
WASHINGTON A new study cf c!.rr.cn cxpcr?4 to ths herbicide
Agent 6m$9 during the Vietnam war fihctixd they did ml $u!?er a higher
dedh 11I2 than people not in ccrr.t:!.
The study Is part of a 20-year survey ths Air Force b Hiking on the
pczrAlU hedth efTects cf Agsnt Grange cn tha dnn mho used the
defoliant, which contained deadly disxin. About 12 rucn colons were
sprayed over Vietnam to kill underbrush and Rash cut cntmy troops and
guerrillas fighting the U.S.-backed South Vietnamese ffvemment
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A statement Monday sad tne new siuey ci airmen expesea to Agent
ange and a control group not exposed "did net r:vc:l r ny statistically
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etimtlnt HiffwnrM In th riftsihs rpcorded
Veterans exposed to the chemical have argued it caused a variety of
illnesses, including birth defects in children. Firms which made the
defoliant, without admitting responsibility, agreed in 1'iy 1SS4 to a $180
million out-of-court settlement of veterans' claims. Soma 100,000 veterans
have filed for shares of the court settlement.
Media group plans CBO takeover
WASHINGTON A meuia watchdog group, Fairness in Media, tied to
conservative republican Senator Jesse Helms said Monday it wants to
take over the CBS broadcasting company in a bid to stop alleged "liberal
bias" by CCS news.
Fairness in Madia, of Raleigh, N.C., said it will ask CCS stockholders to
vote out the company's present board of directors at their annual meeting
on April 17. In a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission, the
group said it also may ask stockholders to approve one or more resolutions
aimed at influencing CBS management and operetta.
Fairness in Media said it would not seek to buy CDS outright.
A CBS spokeswoman said th e company was studying the SEC filing and
would have no comment at this time.
Fairness in Media has accused CIS of being the most "unti P.eagan" of
the three major television networks.
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U.N. praises anti-nii'
WELLINGTON, New Zealand U.N. Secretary General Javier Perez de
Cuellar said Monday that New Zealand's stand sgsinst nuclear weapons
was consistent with U.N. philosophy.
New Zealand's refusal last week to allow nudear-snned or powered
warships into its ports caused cancellation cf a visit by an American
warship and a crisis with its partners in the AN2US defense treaty,
Australia and the United States.
"Your nuclear policy is very much along the lines cf what is the
philosophy of the United Nations and that's why I don't need to pass any
judgment, just to compare your position aid what is the position of the
United Nations as a world organization," he said.
Khomeini denounces Uhito House
TEHRAN, Iran Iran celebrated Monday the sixth anniversary of its
Islamic revolution with a demonst ration by tens cf thousands, a military
parade and a speech by Aystollah Ruhcllab Khomeini denouncing the
White House as "a palace of terrorism."
Meanwhile, about 300 Moslem fundamentalist "Ilesbokilis" stormed"
the Sees of the Freedom Movement of Mshdi :z-:t;j: premier cf the
first provisional government in 1879, and beat up some cl the 400 cele
brants, including Bazargan, witnesses said.
The activities were the climax cf 10 d?p of celebrates marking
Khomeini a return from exile in Paris and the fall of the late Sisah in 1979.
New computer nialieo eot meow
NEW YORK If you love a purring cat, but hate cat feed and litter
boxes, Nolan Basaneil has something for you a rebnt itzt purrs when
petted, cries when spoken to and never needs f.'n
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