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Daily Nebraskan
Friday, April 25, 1986
By The
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WASHINGTON A letter by presi
dential envoy Philip Habib, declaring
the Reagan administration would end
aid for the Contra rebels when Nicara
gua signs a proposed peace agreement,
is being seen as a potential break
through for ending the conflict in Cen
tral America.
Rep. Jim Slattery, D-Kan., an oppo
nent of Contra aid a recipient of the
letter, said Thursday, "I think it creates
a historic opportunity for us to end the
Contra war."
Rep. Jim Leach, R-Iowa, also a foe
Duchess
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PARIS - The Duchess of
Windsor, SO, the American divor
cee for whom King Kdward VIII
gave up the British throne, died
Thursday at her home near Paris.
The duchess had been in frail
health and confined to her home
for eight years. Sources who spoke
on condition of anonymity said
she died of bronchial pneumonia.
Her death was announced in
London by Buckingham Palace.
The palace announcement said
the duchess will be buried at
Windsor Castle's Frogmore Gar
den next to her husband, who
died in 1972.
Buckingham Palace said a
funeral will be held Tuesday at
the castle and will be private "in
accordance with the wishes of
the duke and duchess."
Setting it Straight
In an article titled, "Report says
UNL faculty pay among lowest in Big
Eight" (Daily Nebraskan, April 24), the
following statements were incorrectly
attributed: "College professors are more
tolerant of low pay than members of
other professions because of loyalty to
the institution or family ties in the
state. There is no simple solution. The
university has been doing a better job
of 'squeezing' money out of certain
areas, but there is no longer any 'fat'
in the university. What we really need
is increased state support."
The article implied that English
professor Linda Pratt made the state
ments, but they actually were made by
Susan Welch, president of the UNL
chapter of AAUP.
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mean Nicaragua peace
of Contra aid, called the letter "a very
profound basis for reconciliation."
In the letter April 11, Habib said the
United States interprets existing draft
proposals by the so-called Contadora
nations "as requiring a cessation of
support to irregular forces."
He said the United States would
"support and abide" by implementa
tion of an agreement fulfilling the
objectives of the Contadora peace effort
if Nicaragua does likewise.
The Contadora objectives include
specific steps to eliminate the military
Terrorism data to be shared
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to exchange information with non
member nations, including the United
States, on terrorism, terrorist suspects
and their methods of operations.
The interior and justice ministers of
the 12-member trading bloc said in a
communique that in view of recent
events "both inside and outside Europe,
combat ing terrorism calls for increased
vigilance and determinat ion within the
framework of European cooperation."
As part of that cooperation, the
Common Market would contact "those
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LONDON A pre dawn bomb blast
damaged a British Airways office and
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threat by Nicaragua to its neighbors
and also new elections and the restora
tion of democratic institutions, includ
ing a free press, inside Nicaragua.
Slattery said in an interview with
The Associated Press Thursday that
the letter "makes very clear that if
Nicaragua signs . . . then U.S. aid to the
Contras would terminate."
- Nobody is certain, whether Reagan
would agree. The president Wednesday
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Contras.
third countries with which it is deemed
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