Friday. March 21, 1986
Nation/World
University Daily Kansan
Four killed in South Africa
United Press International
JOHANNESBURG, South Africa — Police said four men died in racial violence yesterday as blacks prepared to mourn the 1960 police massacre of 69 people in Sharpeville — the single bloodiest incident in the history of black opposition to white minority rule.
In Port Elizabeth, leading white businessmen said they would go to court in an effort to overturn government banning orders against two black dissidents there.
Banning is a form of punishment used by the government to silence its opponents. Banning orders, among other things, can dictate with whom a person may meet and where a person can live.
Businessmen in Port Elizabeth failed twice this week to persuade Louis le Grange, law and order minister, to lift house arrest orders
on black community leaders
Mkhusei jack and Henry Fazzie.
Police said two black men were stabbed and burned to death by other blacks in Cape Town's Guguletu township Wednesday. Two men were stoned to death while walking together in Johannesburg's Soweto black township, police said.
Two children were wounded and nine were arrested in Soweto when police fired on a crowd that was attacking them with stones and gasoline bombs, police said. Three black men were critically burned in Port Elizabeth's Motherwell ghetto by gas bombs, they said.
Also yesterday, a spokesman for the Anglo-American Corp. said a miner was killed in a tribal battle fought with sticks and homemade metal weapons at Vaal Reefs mine, the world's largest gold mine.
in fighting at the mine between Xhosa and Basatho tribesmen in the past week. Police fired tear gas into the fight Wednesday to disperse the tribesmen.
At least 10 people have been killed
The latest deaths raised to 37 the number of people killed in one of the bloodiest weeks this year of antigovernment violence, tribal battles and gold mine riots.
Over 1,300 people — the overwhelming majority of them black — have been killed since violence erupted in 1984 over the white-minority government's policies of racial segregation, known as apartheid.
A black trade union official said police fired tear gas into a meeting hall in Germiston, just outside Johannesburg, where 300 unionists were discussing a strike Wednesday. Eight union leaders remained hospitalized yesterday.
Utah students guard shanties from arsonists
The Associated Press
No one was injured.
Police said the apparent arson was the second such incident in two weeks.
SALT LAKE CITY — One of two wood-and-cardboard shanties built by students at the University of Utah to dramatize protests against apartheid in South Africa was set on fire Tuesday, authorities said
Student protest leaders said Wednesday that they would rebuild the shanty and continue their around-the-clock vigil.
Campus police chief Wayne Shephard said there were no solid clues in the incident or in the March 9 fire-bombing of a shanty.
Chill Out
Enjoy Frozen Yogurt for a refreshing change of pace.
Raspberry, chocolate,
strawberry and vanilla rotate
as the flavor-of-the-day.
Call the menu hot line after 1:30 p.m. at 864-4567 to find out the flavors being served that day.
THE KANSAS UNION
The Biology Club Presents: Dr. Len Ferrington
HAWK'S NEST Level 2
"Evaluating Environmental Conditions using insects to monitor surface water quality in Kansas."
- Also to be discussed-plans for the spring canoe trip.* Friday, March 21st, 4:00 p.m. in the Sunflower Room, Kansas Union The Biology Club is an informal gathering of biology students and professors.
Jayjammin!
SUA
Fine Arts Committee
For more information come by the SUA office or call Peggy O'Brien at 864-3477.
accepting applications until March 28.
The Latin American Film Festival presents EDUARDO, URUGUAY and WELCOME TO URUGUAY
Kemper Arena In The Round Friday April 4,1986.8 p.m.
Friday, March 21 7:30 p.m.
Dyche Auditorium
Sunday, March 23 3:30 p.m.
3139 Wescoe
Spanish with English Subtitles
Free and open to the public
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Mon.-Fri. 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Thurs. 10 a.m.-8:30 p.m. Sun. 12-5 p.m.
returns to party with you!
Friday and Saturday: The Clique
25c draws every Thursday night.
On Sale Now Tickets for The Producers.
Wednesday April 2nd. Tickets: $6.
"ENGROSSING, SEXY AND SMART!
The moviegoer unacquainted with Proust, need not be intimidated;
"Swann in Love is a movie, and it stands successfully on its own"
David Ansel, Newsweek
"SPLENDIDLY ACTED"
"SPLENDIDLY ACTED." —Peter Travers, People Magazine
JEREMY IRONS ORNATELLE WILLIAM DECOU
with ANNY BRODY and MARC CHRISTINE BARRWELL
R
ORION
a film by NOOKER SCHLONDORF
Immediately following the 7 p.m. show, there will be a discussion with Ted Johnson of the French department in the Big 8 Room across from Woodruff.
Refreshments provided.
Fri. & Sat. Mar. 21 & 22
3:30, 7:00, 9:30
$1.50 Woodruff Aud.
Brian De Palma's PHANTOM of the PARADISE Paul Williams Jessica Harper
"A crazy, savage filmiconoclastic and truly liberating." TIME
Fri. & Sat. Mar. 21 & 22 MIDNIGHT!
$2.00 Woodruff Aud.
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