1. (1) $a_n = \frac{1}{n+1}$;
(2) $b_n = \frac{1}{n^2 + 1}$;
(3) $c_n = \frac{1}{n^3 + 1}$;
University Daily Kansan, April 19, 1985
NATION AND WORLD
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NEWS BRIEFS
2 missing in U.S. plane crash
TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras — A U.S. Air Force plane crashed near the northern coast of Honduras yesterday, and officials said there was a gunmen aboard was not immediately known.
The A.37 "Dragonfly" plane crashed at 9:15 a.m. near Punta Sal, 15 miles northwest of the northern port of Tela, a U.S. Embassy spokesman said.
"U.S. aircraft are conducting an aerial search of the area," said Arthur Shop, embassy spokesman. The embassy later plane had crashed in the Caribbean ocean
MADD source arrested again
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — The arrest Wednesday night of a motorist whose 1980 killing of a 13-year-old girl in a hit-and-run accident sparked a nationwide crusade against drunk drivers drew angry criticism yesterday from the movement's founder — the victim's mother.
"He should be put away for life," said Candy Lightner, the founder, upon hearing of the arrest of Clarence Busch. 32 Drunk Drivers struck a drunk driver after her daughter's death.
Victims honor dead, chide Reagan visit
Busch was charged with driving drunk without a license when he was arrested Wednesday night after an accident in which the other driver was slightly hurt
Pill increases risk of infection
NEW YORK - Oral contraceptives may make women more susceptible to an increasingly common bacterial infection caused by vaginal fluid. Federal researchers said yesterday.
Contrary to what doctors have thought, birth control pills are linked with increased incidence of pelvic inflammatory disease caused by Chlamydia trachomatis, it was reported in the Journal of the American Medical Association.
PEKING - Thousands of Shanghai students who decided to dance disco every morning instead of doing routine wake-up exercises were chastised by the official press yesterday.
"Disco, a world prevailing dance, has too quick a rhythm," said Shanghai's official Liberation Daily newspaper.
"Moreover, disco dancing is too exciting and not a scientific way of doing it."
Late last year, Peking's more open-minded Communist Party leaders authorized China's first public dances in 20 years and dancing fever kept the
Compiled from United Press, International reports.
By United Press International
WASHINGTON — The solemn tones of the ancient Hebrew prayer for the dead echoed yesterday under the soaring dome where America traditionally pays its highest honors and last respects to fallen presidents and national heroes.
But this time victims were being remembered in the great rotunda of the U.S. Capitol — the 6 million Jews and uncounted millions of other Europeans who were murdered before the war ended 10 years ago when allied troops began liberating the German death camps.
The administration sent Secretary of State George Shultz to say "never again" to the aging band of concentration camp survivors and several hundred spectators who attended the "Days of Remembrance" ceremony at the Capitol.
be displayed in the Holocaust museum to be built in Washington.
THE ERECT YOUNG soldiers who marched into the rotunda with the flags, joined the bent and fragile concentration camp survivors as the ceremony wounded the men in a recitation of the Kaddish, the prayer with which corpses remember their dead.
The drama was heightened by the obvious anger of the participants about President Reagan's insistence on visiting the Bittburg army cemetery during his European trip next month. A number of Waffen SS troops are buried at the cemetery.
The dismay was made clear early when Mark Tallman, vice chairman of the U.S. Holocaust Commission, opened the ceremony by saying that it was unthinkable to pay attention to the criminals. But it was Chairman Elie Wiesel who spoke the sharpest words.
Addressing his remarks to Shultz, who was sitting behind him, Wiesel said, "We look with understanding upon our government's efforts to deal with German sensibilities."
BUT, HE ASKED, "have our policy
planners forgotten what SS stands for? They
were the killers of Jews primarily, but not only of Jews, They butchered Poles and Czechs, French and Dutch, Norwegians and Danes, Yugoslavs, Ukrainians, Greeks, Gypsies and gays. Auschwitz was a universe and the SS were its gods."
He asked how the president's advisers had forgotten that the SS troops also "slaughtered defenseless American war prisoners at Malmedy."
SHULT2 PLEDGED IN his speech to bring Nazi war criminals to justice.
But as Shultz spoke, the president was telling a group of editors and broadcasters at the White House. "I think there is nothing wrong with visiting that cemetery where those young men are victims of Nazism also, even though they were fighting in the German uniform, drafted into the service to carry out the hateful wishes of the Nazis.
"They were victims just as surely as the victims in the concentration camps. I think that it would be very hurtful and all it would do is give them a place to hide in the face of some unfavorable attention."
Reagan's comments angered Jewish leaders, who late yesterday demanded a retraction. Wiesel said he may refuse a
congressional medal he is due to receive today contributions to human rights world litter.
In a telegram sent to Reagan late yesterday, Wiesel, speaking for members of the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Council, denounced Reagan for his comments.
"We were shocked to learn that a president of the United States could utter such a distortion of what took place during the Holocaust," the telegram said. "If no immediate correction is offered by you it will mean you see no difference between war and genocide."
IN JERUSALEM, ISRAELIS stood at attention for two minutes as sirens wailed yesterday to honor the 6 million Jews murdered in the Holocaust. Israeli leaders lached out at President Reagan for agreeing to visit the graves.
As sirens sounded at 8 a.m. local time to mark Holocaust remembrance day, the normal morning bustle of life in Jerusalem came to a grinding halt for two minutes.
Turner bids for CBS; network to fight deal
in schools, memorial services for Jews slain in Adolf Hitler's Nazi extermination camps began at the sound of the sirens.
By United Press International
NEW YORK — Cable television entrepreneur Ted Turner made his long-awaited bid yesterday to take over CBS in a complicated $2.9 billion deal and promised if successful to improve the giant network's "innulity, objectivity and diversity."
The initial Wall Street response was unenthusiastic. CBS stock closed at $106.25, down $3.50 in active trading. CBS Inc. has vowed to tighten the takeover, and several Wall Street analysts were skeptical whether Turner could pull it off.
"WE DO NOT intend to make any fundamental changes in CBS broadcast," Turner said at a news conference after a private meeting with analysts evaluating the
But Turner filed papers with four federal agencies outlining his proposed takeover, in which he spoke of providing the public with "more high-quality, innovative programming than CBS currently provides through its broadcast outlets."
He also filed suit in U.S. District Court in Manhattan, N.Y., against CBS and the New York attorney general, seeking to prevent him from having his case go possibly stalling his hostile acquisition bid.
Turner wants to acquire 21 million shares of CBS stock - 67 percent of the company's stock - then merge CBS and with Turner Broadcasting System cable network.
Analysts valued his bid at anywhere from $150 to $165 a share.
HE OFFERED CBS shareholders a no-cash package of stock in a new combined company, as well as bonds and fixed income securities in exchange for their CBS stock. When the dust has cleared, Turner said, the deal would give Turner Broadcasting roughly a 50 percent ownership in the new company.
Elizabeth Toth, an analyst who follows CBS for Provident National Bank in Philadelphia, said. "It was a hastily made proposal and ridiculously cheap.
Another analyst pointed out that there was not a "dime of cash" in the deal and said, "What Turner is saying is that he's going to pay off CBS holders with their own money."
S. African violence leaves 5 blacks dead
By United Press International
UTENHAGE, South Africa — Five blacks were killed and a white man was attacked and set afire in racial violence yesterday as autopsies revealed that 17 of 20 blacks killed by police on March 21 had been shot in the back.
The attack on a white motorist at a Uitenhage intersection near the black township of Langa — where police killed 20 blacks marching to an outlawed funeral last month — marked the first time in 14 months of South African racial violence that blacks have attacked a white person in a white area.
Three black men were shot and killed by police yesterday at Despach, not far from Uitenhage. Witnesses said the three were victims of a police ambush.
Elizabeth black township of Kwazakele. Authorities said they died of burns and apparently were the latest victims in a series of attacks on black moderates by militant blacks.
THE DEATHS BROUGHT to 17 the number of deaths this week in South African racial violence and pushed the death toll for the year past 115.
A white man identified as Erasmus Jacobs, 30, Johannesburg, was pulled from a car at about 6 p.m. yesterday by a mob of blacks at an intersection in Uitenhage — a small white industrial town for about 540 residents who mob the doused Jacobs with gasoline and set him afire. A companion managed to escape and get help.
The attack on Jacobs followed the release of post mortem reports on the 20 blacks killed by police March 21.
The reports are the latest in a series of incriminating revelations to surface during three weeks of hearings by Judge Donald Kannemeyer into the bloodiest police action against blacks since 1960, when 69 blacks were killed in Sharpeville.
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