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THE BATTALION
FRIDAY. DECEMBER 17. 1979
Iranian students vow
not to protest illegally
United Press International
SAN ANTONIO — The Iranian
Muslim Organization, described as a
loosely organized group of about 200
Iranian students, has vowed not to
demonstrate against Shah Moham
med Reza Pahlavi until it can do so
legally.
But leaders of the group, based at
San Antonio College, say they can
not stop individuals from protesting
the shah’s presence at Lackland Air
Force Base.
Louis Linden, attorney for the Ira
nians, said he planned to file suit
Thursday to overturn City Manager
Tom Huebner’s denial of a permit to
allow the Iranians to stage a protest
at Lackland and a parade to the Ala
mo. Linden said Wednesday he was
trying to decide whether to file the
suit in state or federal court.
“We are trying to get legal permis
sion for protesting,” organization
spokesman Mohammed Kamiab, 27,
a student at San Antonio College,
said Wednesday.
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“We have to send the shah back to
Iran. Students over here have a re
sponsibility. We have to do some
thing to show the American people
we are with the Iranian people. We
are trying not to break any law of the
United States. There is no way the
Muslim Organization is going to put
on an illegal demonstration. But as
for individuals, I don’t know. ”
Rezh Sharif, another student lead
er said, "You cannot control emo
tion. If (President) Carter tomorrow
says he’s going to grant permanent
residency to the shah, I can’t say
what will happen.”
“Send this criminal back to Iran
and end the crisis, ” was the message
the student leaders repeated numer
ous times during a news conference
Wednesday in the front room of an
old house near downtown. The room
was decorated with five pictures of
the Ayatollah Khomeini and a poster
depicting martyrs of the revolution
that put Khomeini into power.
They called for support from the
American people to deport the shah
to Iran to face charges he killed
thousands of people and robbed the
country’s wealth.
Asked if the taking of 50 hostages
did not hamper their call for support
from Americans, Kamiab replied:
“That’s a different story. You left
them no (other) way. You are in a
mess that you have created over 37
years.”
Concerning Huebner’s concern
that an Iranian protest might end in
violence because the Ku Klux Klan
requested permission to counter-
demonstrate, Kamiab said: “I do not
personally believe they’re going to
kill us. I’m sure there are (Iranian)
students here who do not care what
happens to them.
“Every Iranian student here can
guarantee if you return the shah, you
can have your hostages and we
assure a fair trial for the shah,” said
Sharif. “I wonder if the American
people want him here and want to
share in what he did. It should be a
disgrace for the American people to
allow a criminal and a murderer in
the United States.”
“Is there a criminal worth more
than 30 million people?” one Iranian
student asked
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