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Co flferencs to begin Tuesday
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The Ethiopian snbsssidor to the
United Nations tr.i several U.S. govern
ment officials will be at UNL Tuesday
and Wednesday to discuss the food cri
sis in Africa.
Julia Chang Eioch, administrator of
the Food for Feace program in the
Agency for International Development,
will headline Tuesday's prcram with
an afternoon press conference and
evening kepcte address.
The conference continues Wednes
day, with speakers i.clsdir.3 Ethiopian
ArnbrsdorEcrhanu Dlnka, Peace Corps
Assistant Director George Sehatffcn
berger and State Department Econo
mist Richard Herold.
The complete schedule fallows:
Toes day
O 3 p.m.: Press conference v,ith
Bloch In the Nebraska East Union.
O 8 to 10 p.m.: Open evening ses
sion, keynotsd by Dloch, at the Nebraska
Union on the U.S. rele In alleviating the
crisis In Africa.
Wednesday
O 1:30 p.m.: Press cer.'crtr.ee with
Dlnka, ScharfTcRbergcf and Herold,
Nebraska Union.
O 2:30 to 5 p.m.: Open afternoon
ecasion with major addresses by Ethio
pian and U.S. government ciTkials, fal
lowed by panel discussions end ques
tions from audience. The session will
focus cn the U.S. role in and ressonsi-
in Airica
bllity for the African food crisis.
list year, under the Food for Peace
program, the United States spent $1.5
billion on grain end commodities for State Department.
-needy countries. The success cf Food
for resxe and other U.S. aid and devel
opment prcrams will be the focus cf
the special UNL Eympcdum.
Bloch, a Eesgan nominee, began her
career in International development
with the Peace Corps. Scharffenbergcr
directs the Peace Corps' African Food
Systems Initiative, the agency's special
drive to send 6,000 volunteers In Africa.
Herold Is the drought and famine relief
specialist, In the Africa Bureau cf the
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