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NATION AND WORLD
Nicaraguan leader predicts invasion
By United Press International
ATLANTA — Nicaraguan head of state Daniel Ortega charged yesterday the United States plans to invade his country by Oct. 15 and shrugged off denials by the Reagan administration.
"One day before the invasion of Grenada they were saying they would not invade Grenada," Ortega said. "Therefore, we cannot discount this aggression against Nicaragua."
"In the case of Nicaragua, they cannot contemplate an operation that was as rapid as Grenada. The only difference is that in Nicaraca-
gua they will be able to enter but they will not leave. This is no joke "
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When asked to substantiate his invasion claim, Ortega said: "I believe that the evidence is provided by the government of the States itself, by the covert actions of the United States."
Ortega said the United States would invade Nicaragua because it did not want elections scheduled for Nov. 4 to proceed. If the elections are not held, then Reagan will be able to make war against a government that is not elected, Ortega said.
University Daily Kansan, October 10, 1984
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Jim and Tammy Bakker "do not care about material things" even though they bought a $499,000 vacation home while pleading for contributions for the Children's television show, a PTL official says.
Preacher's purchase of vacation home revealed
By United Press International
people I have ever seen in my life, more than all of their critics combined," PTL Vice President Richard Dortch told viewers on the nationally televised "Jim Bakker Show" Monday.
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Bakker has not appeared on the show since he disclosed last Thursday in a broadcast bought the home near Bloomingdale's. Bakker told viewers in August they
had given nearly all they owned to the financially troubled PTL, a non-profit corporation whose initials stand for Praise the Lord.
"Jim Bakker has the kind of spirit that if he has to live in a clapboard house, he'll do it," Dorch said.
Mrs. Bakker was hospitalized last Friday in California for tests of a rapid and erratic heartbeat. She later returned to her moutainse
California home under doctors' orders to rest. Bakker has been at her side and unavailable for comment, PTL officials said.
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LOS ANGELES — Lawyers for three Harlem Globetroters charged in court yesterday that the basketball players were singled out for abusive treatment by the Santa Barbara Police Department last year soley
Attorney Edward Bell said before jury selection in the players' $2 million civil rights lawsuit that police had no reason to stop the team because they were searching for three black armed robbery suspects.
Dotson and Jimmy Blacklock said in their federal suit against Santa Barbara and its police department that they were pulled from a taxi, handcuffed, searched at gunpoint and detained last Dec. 13 in connection with a $300,000 heist at his apartment building in Miami. Bell, said two players, had just
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From Oct. 15-17 the University will be visited by an accreditation evaluation team representing the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools. The University of Kansas, as do other universities, participates in such a review at least once every ten years. The review team is comprised of faculty and administrators from other midwestern institutions.
The team will hold an open forum for interested faculty, and a concurrent forum for students, on Tue. Oct. 26, from 3:4 p.m. in the Kansas Union. The Faculty meeting will be held in the Big Eight Room. The Student meeting will be held in the Jayhawk Room. All students and faculty who wish to visit with these representatives of the NCA are cordially invited to attend one of these sessions.
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THE 1984 HONEYWELL FUTURIST AWARDS COMPETITION
TRAVEL AGENDA Your mission should you decide to accept, is to transport yours of 25 years into the future, take a look around and write three essays of up to 500 words each. For the first two essays, you are to write about significant developments in any two of the following subject areas.
1) Electronic Communications,
2) Energy, 3) Aerospace, 4) Marine Systems,
5) Biomedical Technology or
6) Computers. In a third essay you
will describe how the changes you’ve predicted. Your
entries will be judged according to creatively (30%), feasibility (30%), clarity of expression (30%) and legitimacy (10%)
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Are any enrolled students at an accredited U.S.
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10 First Place Winner will receive $2,000 and an all expense paid trip for two to the Honeywell Funeral Awards Banquet in Minneapolis. They will also be offered a paid 1995 Honeywell Summer Internship.
RACKINGLIST! To enter the contest type for clearly print your name address, college and declared major on an 8x x 11" sheet of paper We also need your Tshirt site so we can send was a Honeywell Futurist Tshirt designed by French illustrator Jean Michel Folem. Each of the three essays should be typed, double-spaced, on separate 8x x 11" sheets without your name at the top. All sheets should be started and sent unlined to.
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PAYLOAD: A total of 40 women will be selected and awarded the following entries.
All entries must be postmarked no later than December 31, 1994. Warners will be notified by mail by February 1995. All entries will be awarded
All entries are subject to official rules and regulations for participation and entry. If you are interested in receiving a copy of more detailed regulations write *Futurist Rules* PO Box 2099 600 South County Road 15 Minnesota Minnesota 55426.
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Beyond scientific speculation and extrapolation, perhaps the richest inspiration for imagining the future comes from exploring our daydreams and realizing that today's fantasy may become tomorrow's reality. If you have imagined what our world will be like in 25 years, now is your chance to release those thoughts — tempered with your knowledge of technology — by entering the 1984 Honeywell Futurist Awards Competition. If your ideas are among the most imaginative and feasible, you will be awarded $2,000, a trip to a futurist awards banquet and a Honeywell internship. Read the accompanying travel plans to find out how to enter. And fuel up for a trip to the year 2009.
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