The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, February 13, 1985, Page Page 2, Image 2
Psgo2 Wednesday, February 13, 1985 f Dill t Daily Nebraskan . The meeting mill be at 3 p.ra. In the Public Folky" at ID ira. Feb. 22 at Nebraska Union. " " Nebraska Wesleyan University. UNL Chancellor Martin Massengala will be the Sf gma XI scientific honorary society's speaker tt the Ltaccln Cop ter's meeting Thursday. Massengale's topic will be "The Role cf Eciar.ce tr.i Cssearch in Nebraska." Sigma XI is an honorary society for students v. La have majored in the sciences. It is the t-.'y s-irty hi K::th America dedicated to research in fill the sciences, both paw and applied. The society v.i:i celebrate its lOCth aanhmary in 1SS3. James ESsser, two-time Pulitzer Frtia winner, will speak en "Joansallsm and Rlsser is Washir.on, D.C., bureau chief for the Dcs Moines Register. 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Fcrnrrd Hi' : c c-i -.3 zz&zzim cur sirse m Li i-jizzzt n cv:r.;..c.r.:r: y r..;: x'" scid th aGmlK5trsuon fcaa ret cxcccr.;a i..e cn k.u r.....::.7 trHr.c-3 and that the ether American rJlitary people in Ci Gsli-Edor were Marine guards, embassy staff and members of medical tsass. Ka sad Congress Had approved $321 million for eccnomic aid to El SaMor this year compared to $123 million for military aid and the adainiatration has asked $351 million in economic arid $1 33 million in allliary aid r ?xt year. The report, by the bipartisan Concessional Arms Gcntrpl and Disarma taent Caucua, is an indictment of U.S. involvement in the Sahradoran civil war, lsfdch has cost Washington billions since 1SS0." It sap that the adminiatration, contrary to its assertions, has invested most of the U.S. aid in military uses rather than economic reforms, that it has almost twice the number of military advisers in the co&ntry as the 53 it has assured Coitjrccs were assf r.ad there, that it is er.csurrcir j a lU; ped up air war in El Salvager. M&2 eayo enemy niiralj 2ra cllsred NEW YORK A former' aide to Gen. William Westaoieisnd said Tuesday he lowered figures on the size of,eneiny strength in Vietnam because the U.S. Vietnam war commander said the tree higher total was .-'politically unacceptable.'; In some of the most damshur testlmonv vsl ta WftstmismiRnd'a 'i.m that he was libeled by a (DBS television decumentsry, Cob Gates Hawkins said both Westmoreland and his intelligence chief, Gen. Philip Davidson, told hha to conceal the higher figures. Hawkins, who was in charge cf preparing enemy troop estimates called the Order cf Battle, said he presented the altered figures at a meeting at Ceitrd Intelligence Agency headquarters near Washington in August 1SS7 even though he believed them to be "crap." Westmoreland is suing CDS for $1 20 million, ssyteS it libeled Mm in the 10S2 documentary "A Vietnam Deception: The Uncounted Enemy" by claiming he deliberately underestimated the size of enemy troops poised egalast. the United States arid its allies. :. ' Eeagan cdntinueo'ST7arb push ; NEW YORK President Reagan was quoted Tuesday as saying he ' intends to press ahead with Ms Star Wars anti-nuclear missile .research 'project no matter what the result of upcoming talks between Secretary of State George Shultz and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei' Gromyfco. In an interview with the New York Tines. Fier- rsds it clear his ' jpa ce Based Defense plan rsJi not be a bar gainirg chip is the Geneva " talks, and said the research priest wmU ccr.tL.-i3 r.an if the two superpowers agreed to limit thair r.uI. ar errs c-idt y. Policemen char jed In GandM death : NEW DELHI, India - Two Indian paliccnaa trJ a r:vcrr.r,ar.t ccial were formally charged Tuesday with murdcrirti FifcB riirhter Indira Gandhi, the Press Trust cf India said. The news agency said a Delhi ma istrate w:r.t ta Ls r:;:sn v. here the three men were being held to irni them cf t:.: which also included conspiracy to murdc. The tkee men, all SikhjsTwara nar ! as oatwant Singh and Balbir Singh, both pollcar.;?. ard KtiuSlA a civil servant. v n Sa Bean feS.lnF'1,'8 io-Jis, was i:;:rzi trJ tt$ accomrlice. & assault cn the Golden Temple at Amritsar i-t J extremists figMirg for a separate 'i;h sts. U.S. agency oeelis Soviet air time : 5 f 2S? ?s!d:nt H: , to r !lv.:3 the ' sesior i ..m L , .5;r!-i f 'J s n E0.a Cteenko would be allowed to r.cip.-acatj ty a'." . ::: ": r.Ar In the letter to Soviet information c::f Lc- i V ovuauie'nssonandmtheSo'.l.tn'-'l'T 1 , . '-! away to a fair challenge and lYif 3 hp' y lS I V t contest of ideas with th! USsM " 4 KfdfJ Qastloring from repcrtan V r' i authonty to ensure tht U S tr lV.?r . ? t;3 r'JV a Soviet leader's speeS Brezhnev und f. n i r 4 v J l- u w 3. . tl. . i U - .Jons antin rican ..! J. reshnev and former Frssicient Ki-n -; -vmw c"a J-J qr mutual acccri- -W V . , e.:t H;:t J-, Ud; Hr-; - - :V;"I:y b:i inrrri "- 1. -ri te tt;. ":rr;r a c J?-rti in t.3 iii-j c:-, , v,: . ; ;;;; ;, ;1