Page 12/The Battalion/Wednesday, June 8, 1983 Israeli envoy unaware why Lebanon invasion began United Press International TEL AVIV, Israel — The attempt on Shlomo Argov’s life a year ago triggered the invasion of Lebanon, but the Israeli envoy to Britain still is unaware the two events were connected. , “My husband talks about the war and follows the news, ! but I haven’t told him the de cision to invade was taken fol lowing the attempt to kill him,” Argov’s wife, Chava, | said in an interview published 1 Monday in the newspaper Ma’ariv. Argov, Israel’s ambassador to Britain, was shot in the head by a three-man Arab hit squad outside a London hotel June 4, 1982. In retaliation, Israeli jets bombed Palesti nian targets in Lebanon, sparking Palestine Liberation Organization shelling of northern Israel and Israel’s subsequent June 6 invasion of Lebanon. has gone by. At first the doc tors said with such brain dam age there was no hope,” she “Several times he watched Argov was left partially paralyzed as a result of a brain injury suffered in the attack. Argov is still regarded as Israel’s ambassador to Bri tain until another diplomat is accredited. said. “We continued to talk to him until a miracle took place. We said, ‘Shlomo if you hear the television news reports on the trial of the terrorists who attacked him,” she said. “One of his friends asked him about us, try to change your facial expression.’ It went on like this for days and nights until he did.” the sentence they received and Shlomo replied, ‘It doesn’t interest me.’” “He was unconscious for more than a month, and although we sat with him all the time, with no response Argov, still in Jerusalem’s Hadassah Hospital, reads newspapers, listens to the radio and watches television, she said. He remembers his A British court March 5 sentenced the leader of the three-man hit squad, Nauff Rosan, reportedly an Iraqi in- from his side, we never gave up,” Mrs. Argov said. “It is hard to believe a year telligence colonel, to 35 years in jail. Hassein Said and Mar- wan al-Banna, both said to be English, but the brain damage has slowed his physical move ments. Jordanians, received 30-year prison terms. Women shot in gunmen attack United Press International BELFAST — Three women were shot and wounded as they tried to protect two men from masked gunmen who burst into their home, police said. They said the shooting occur red shortly after 9:15 p.m. Sun day when four gunmen broke into an apartment in a predomi nantly Roman Catholic district of West Belfast. One of the gunmen opened fire on the four women and two men in the apartment, police said. The men were unharmed but three of the women were hit in the legs. The women were rushed to a hospital where their condition was described as comfortable. Police withheld their identities but said they were members of the same family. The gunmen escaped on foot and police later recovered a gun in the street. Police knew of no immediate motive for the shooting. On May 10 masked gunmen of the outlawed Irish Republi can Army shot and killed a woman as she tried to protect her husband, a sergeant in the British Arms. Alice Purvis was visiting her mother’s home in Londonderry Serving Luncheon Buffet 9 Sunday through Friday i iat/mo ovr i* fuM It 11 a.m. to 1130 p.m. Delicious Food Beautiful View Open to the Public “Quality First” ^ in Northern Ireland when the attack ocrred. The attackers se riously wounded her husband Brian and her sister Nancy. The IRA issued a statement later saying that Purvis’ murder was a mistake but warned fami lies against defending British servicemen. Police said there was no evi dence yet to link the two inci dents. 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M tial ones at that — concerning our own territory adjoining the zone. “The Soviet Union also could discuss with the interested sides the question of giving the nuc lear-free status to the Baltic Sea,” he said. 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Andropov calledfor“J est and equal accord'V not leave the Soviet Uni Iciisrk-ss with hundreds! lear missiles of NATOa targeted at it and notis deterring equivalent.” He concluded hiss saving Soviet foreignp no loftier aim thanpeait peace in Europe andtl world.” President of OAU chosen United Press International ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia — Moderate African states chose Tanzanian President Julius Ny- erere over Libyan leader Col. Moammar Khadafy Tuesday to lead the Organization of African the OAU, dealing a serious blow to Khadafy’s reputation and an gering the Libyans. One highly-placed source said Libya was now bent on sabo taging the summit, which failed 1963, was been nai man-designate if andi Unity, but disputes blocked the opening of the summit, OAU sources said. 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