University Daily Kansan, August 31, 1983
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Coalitions register as election nears
By the Kansan staff
Student Senate elections won't take place until November, but two groups have already started preparing for the election by registering as official student organizations.
Art Farmer, director of the office of student organizations and activities, said that two coalitions, Identity and Priority, had registered at the office.
A coalition does not have to register in the office to run in the November election, said Amy Husband, president and treasurer for the Priority coalition.
A registered group can use the name of the University, reserve the campus information booth in front of Stauffer Flint Hall and use the campus notice. A registered group can also obtain free meeting space on campus.
"Many independents don't register with the office," Farmer said. "You don't have to be registered to stand in front of the Union and hand out literature, as long as you don't impede traffic."
Although the two coalitions have registered, at least one of the groups is still organized, say members of the Priority coalition.
"We're in the organizing stage," Welling said. "So far we have about 30 members and we want to pick up a few more."
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Soon after emerging from my subterranean lair, someone not always good-natured reminds me of my failure, i.e., I'm unemployed, in our fabled free enterprise system. My fear of honest endeavor is so pronounced that I find even superficial contact with successful people stressful. This culturally-induced condition leaves me unable to appreciate, for instance, video arcades, gambling casinos, television programs, trashy tabloids, rock music, pornographic publications and prostitution's panders.
When I work up sufficient courage to suggest respectfully to a societal superior, i.e. an employed person, that perhaps the fact that our schools often fail to inform, our nursing homes often fail to care, our judiciary often fails to uphold, our doctors often fail to protect and our institutions often fail to restrain indicates that some work is being left undone, I'm haughtily told that my failure in the system renders invalid my every pronouncement.
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Stone met with Guilermo Ungo and Ruben Zamora, leaders of El Salvador's Democratic Revolutionary Front, Mario Aguinada and Commander Mario Lopez of the Farabundo Marti National Liberation Front's high command, said Costa Rican President Luis Alberto Monge.
"The meeting was held with an open agenda in an atmosphere of frankness
Richard Stone, special U.S. envoy to strife-torn Central America, met yesterday with Salvadoran rebel leaders in Costa Rica and was expected to travel to Colombia for further talks with delegates of El Salvador's government.
Stone meets rebel leaders in Costa Rica
STONE'S SECOND encounter with the leftists since his June appointment came a day after talks between Salvadoran government representatives rebels in Colombia, their first direct contact since war erupted in El Salvador.
By United Press International
Diplomatic sources in Colombia said Stone and Aguinada would travel to Bogota to meet today with members of the Salvadoran Peace Commission, Francisco Quinonez and Bishop Marco Rene Velope.
and mutual respect, and it was agreed to maintain communications open," said a communique issued after the meeting. Monge read the statement at a news conference with all the participants present.
Stone, on his fourth visit to Latin America since his appointment, has already visited Honduras and El Salvador, and is expected to return to El Salvador tomorrow, according to diplomatic sources.
near the hamlet of El Gavilan, 45 miles north of San Salvador in Chalatenango province Monday and killed its rebels, a Ministry communique claimed.
The Costa Rican head of state, who met with Stone, Ungo and Zamora at different times Monday, said the left still refused to participate in Salvadoran presidential elections, Stone's primary goal as special envoy.
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STONE MET met with Zamora in Colombia on July 31, the first acknowledged contact between the rebels and Guatemala's special envoy to Central America.
Salvadoran government troops attacked a column of leftist guerrillas
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The fighting in Chalatenango and Cuscatlan provinces was concentrated on the northern and southern sides of Cerron Grande, the country's biggest reservoir behind two dams that generate half of El Salvador's electricity.
In Honduras, President Roberto Suaoz Cordova, who suffered two heart attacks earlier this month, was to speak on national radio and television in an effort to "end the absurd speculations" about his health, said a communique.
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