Monday, March 18, 1935
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In a story In Friday's Daily
Nebr&skan on university program
budget cuts made by ASUN, it was
inaccurately reported that ihe Funds
Alkcd'cn Committee suffered a
$1,500 budget cutback. The decrease
vri voted dr,vn by the rcr.:ie and
the FAC budget remdns at $3,500.
Also in that story, it was reported
that the Committee far Fees Alloca
tion proposed to give the Daily
Nebrzskan a budget increase to
make up for lost advertising and
cover printing costs cf addir.3 cne
extra page of news per issue for the
remainder of tho semester. TT.it
proposal, which was voted dow.n by
the senate, was to cover th3 oat
lined costs for spring of 1Q83.
In a story in Friday's issue, ASUN
senator-elect Liz Driard's name was
excluded from a listing of senators
from the College of Arts and Scien
ces. Briard, a representative from
the Change Party, received 278 votes,
the second highest from that cclleg?.
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TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras The U.S. Eznbrsy here hn told 14 U.S.
citizens flghtlag alongside Kicaraguan rebels to leave Honduras, embassy
sources sid Sunday.
The 14 soldiers of fortune, members of the Ci1lianIdI!iisry Assistance
group, left Tegucigalpa on a flight to Miami Saturday iiii, th:y said.
Tl:e Alabama-based CliA is a private group formed mainly by Vietnam
veterans that raises funds for Nlcaraguaa rebels fitting to cverthrow
Nicaragua's leftist Sandnlst National Liberation Frost government.
The sources said the 14 men had been fighting fcrslx weeks as deep as
125 miles inside Nicaragua with rebel Klsura Indian guerrillas.
Fears one cf the group could be killed cr captured ia Nicaragua
providing the Sandinists with propaganda mmustion prcmpted the
embassy to seek their expulsion, the sources slid.
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WASHINGTON .Israeli Prire Kimstsr Ehlccn Per. 3 c-Jd Ei'nday
Israeli troops would be "mostly out of Lebanon" within tit to 10 weeks.
Peres also said he strongly opposed the idea cf a joist Jfcrdanian
Palsstisian delegation meetiag with the United Stat without Israel
being present.
Hi izM Ms government wanted the Israeli Arrny to cssplets its current
withdrawal from Lebanon as soon as possible.
Peres denied the army had an "Iron Fist" policy agdast SMlte guerril
las attacking Israeli forces in southern Lebanon. Hs sdi ths policy was to
defend tha Mvcs of Israeli soldiers.
Es edd Israel rejected proposals by Egyptian Prcdd ;nt EcssI Muhsrak
and Eii?. Husseir. of Jordan for a U.S. meeting with a jdnt Jordsrian
Paleatiriaa deletion.
"hst would be the purpose ofajiint delegtica csmkg to WssMngton
bat to create the illusion feat Washington will try to impssa a solution on
Isrseir Peres asked.
. Eg ssid Israel would be ready to talk directly to a delegation that did
not include the Palestine liberation Orgazjkatkii. . ,
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PtAIA, Caps Verde
in the for 3 Verda khada
and the aitetlen in southern Aiiea. Cr-3 Verd:' i cl'd:'', c-2i Sunday.
Angola was represented by Interior Ktrdatcr A! I ; F. ;;::s who
will meet U.S. Assistant Secretary cf tti U rJrs'Chcster
Crooks, the cSdd Angolan nvs rrrr r;r 1
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