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By The Associated Press Edited by Jett Singer NEWS DIGEST Nebraskan Monday, August 23,1993 NetJra&kan Editor Managing Editor Assoc. News Editors Pag® Wire Editor Copy Desk Editor Sports Editor Arts & Entertainment Tom MaineKi Editor Photo Chief Shaun Sartln Jarem^Fltzpatrick IM, A, »»-■! vvviwy mou Angle Brunkow Kara Morrison Kathy Stainauer Jeff Singer Chris Hopfensparger Todd Cooper Night News Editors Jeff Zeieny Lisa Sickert Kristine Long Andrse Kaser Art Director David Baddars General Manager DanShattll Production Manager Katherine Pollcky Advertising Manager Jay Cruse Senior Acct. Exec. Bruce Kroeee Publications Board Chairman Doug Fiedler 43*6407 Professional Adviser Don Walton 473-7301 FAX NUMBER 472-1761 The Daily Nebraskan(USPS 144-080) is published by the UNL Publications Board, Ne braska Union 34,1400 R St, Lincoln, NE, Monday through Friday during the academic year; weekly during summer sessions. Readers are encouraged to submit story ideas and comments to the Daily Nebraskan by phoning 472-1763 between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. The public also has access to the Publications Board. For information, contact Doug Fiedler, 436-6407. Subscription price is $50 for one year. Postmaster Send address changes to the Daily Nebraskan, Nebraska Union 34,1400 R St.,Lincoln, NE 68588-0448. Second-class postage paid at Lincoln, NE. ALL MATERIAL COPYRIGHT 1993 DAILY NEBRASKAN Bring this coupon in for student discount Lincoln's Newest Aerobic Studio Close to campus No Initiation Fees, --438-5200 . _ Jno membershijjFees!^ Si*, -More than a haircut We're not just another salon, we're a collage of today's fashions and styles in hair, with information from all around the world. We use only the best products on our clients. We re a Joico international Salon featuring products like K-Pak, Kerapro, Ice Lotion, and Brilliantine. We're much more than a haircut, we're a lifestyle. We’re the $15 off sculptured nails Regularly $40, Now $25 2 Haircuts for the price of 1 Expires 9-11-93 Phoenix Hair Artists 3810 Normal lllvd Lincoln. Nc 68506 483-4726 10 killed in S. Africa GERMISTON, South Africa—A black man with an AK-47 assault rifle opened fire Sunday on a group of blacks planning the burial of a man killed last month, killing 10 people and wounding 21. The shooting occurred near the site of a gruesome political massacre last month, but police and witnesses said the motive was unclear. Most violence between blacks has been linked to the rivalry between Nelson Mandela’s ANC and the Zulu dominated Inkatha. The fighting is blamed for the deaths of10,000 blacks in the past three years. Hours after the killings, bloody bodies lay beside toppled plastic chairs outside the workers hostel at the huge Scaw Metals factory complex in Germiston, 10 miles east of Johannesburg. The victims were from the Tsomo Burial Society, which represents peo ple from the Tsomo district of the Transkei black homeland. The soci ety arranges for bringing back and burying the bodies of people who have died in other areas. Welcome Mtwazi, a member of the society, said they were making arrangements for aTsomo man killed July 31 in a nearby township. While the gathering was taking place, three men in long coats walked up the street. One of the men pulled out an AK 47 assault rifle and started firing, said Mtwazi, who was sitting a few yards from where most of the victims were found. It was not certain if the other men were armed. Nine bodies were at the meeting site and a 10th was inside the hostel, said Police Capt. Wikus Weber. A trail of blood suggested the victim went into the hostel after being shot. Some survivors cut themselves badiv when they leaped through a window to get inside the hostel. “We just heard a gun - bang, bang, bang,” said Ephraim Masuku, who was visiting his father in an adjacent reception hall. “We all tried to get underneath the table.” Weber said nine men and one wom an died, and that all of the victims were black. Des Moines to hold flood summit DES MOINES, Iowa —- Mem bers of the Clinton cabinet are ex pected in Des Moines this week for a flood summit with Midwest gov ernors, members of Congress and local government officials. The meeting is being organized by Housing and Urban Develop ment Secretary Henry Cisneros, said William McNamey, manager of HUD’s Des Moines office. Cisneros “felt very strongly that HUD should take more responsi bility formeeting the problems that occur after a disaster than it has in the past,” McNamey said. The meeting is scheduled for Thursday and Friday at the Des Moines Convention Center. McNamey said officials are ex pected to attend from Iowa, Mis souri, Nebraska, Kansas, Minneso ta, Illinois, Wisconsin, North Da kota and South Dakota. Organizers are planning to al low ordinary citizens to speak to the government officials at the meeting, McNamey said. President Clinton might send a videotaped message, said Mike Siegel, a HUD public affairs offi cial in Washington. He said the goal of the meeting was to let gov ernment officials at all levels work face-to-face in solving flood-relat ed problems. In addition to Cisneros, the ten tative list of officials slated to at tend includes Agriculture Secre tary Mike Espy and Federal Emer gency Management Agency Di rector James Lee Witt. ' —-Sports Wire— Probation leads to James’ resignation SEATTLE — Washington’s Don James, one of the nation’s most suc cessful college football coaches, re signed Sunday after his team was severely penalized by the Paciftc-10 Conference for violating NCAA rules*. He quit hours after the football’ program was placed on probation and banned from postseason play for two years and forced to give up scholar ships and $1.4 million in television revenue. James’s letter of resignation was read by athletic director Barbara Hedg es at a campus news conference. “I have decided I can no longer coach in a conference that treats its players and coaches so unfairly,” the letter said. , James, who did not attend the news conference, said he was displeased there was no chance to “cross-exam ine” those players and recruits whose allegations contributed to the sanc tions. Janies, 60, has won more Pac-10 games than any coach in the league’s history, and he led the Huskies to a 12 0 record and a share of the national championship in 1991. The Huskies, who have appeared in three straight Rose Bowls, will not be able to go to Pasadena this season because of the Pac-10 penalties an nounced outside San Francisco. Among the violations found by the Pac-10 were improper loans to ath letes, free meals provided to recruits and improper employment of athletes by boosters. The conference also cit ed a lack of institutional control over funds provided to students hosting recruits. Along with its $1.4 million loss in TV revenue, Washington will lose 10 scholarships in each of the next two years and is limited to 35—instead of 70 — paid recruiting visits. Four Washington boosterswill also be ordered to disassociate themselves from the Husky program, and three players, including senior tailback Beno Bryant, will lose their eligibility. The penalties are the most severe ever levied by the Pac-10 against a member school. Deciding Which AIM Card Is Best Is A Multiple Choice Question LOSSY ATMS 1246 O, NBC Main Bank (2 ATMs) 14tli and R, Nebraska Union (2 ATMs) 226 Centennial Mall South, Perching Auditorium 301 Centennial Mall South, State Office Building 1445 K. 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