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Me W&E cure op ccpppc iTTvm m into a ezoucu... f ■u- &PTCM ire ALL THAT CAPPEINL....I W ESJee&eNmveiNK ANWlNeSUBE mTNAVB-m ah , A£ GRUMF<T?... “%■ m tub time ue hap pg^FfBWATEP OCPfK s ' ' rA-Ti sfii. <m Drug war Kidnapped narcotics agent found dead Associated Press MEXICO CITY — Ambassador John Gavin officially confirmed Thursday that one of two bodies found in plastic bags on a Guadala jara ranch was that of kidnapped U.S. narcotics agent Enrique Cama- rena Salazar. “It is very painful for me to have to announce officially that one of the bodies ... is indeed Enrique Cama- rena,” Gavin told a news conference. Medical specialists had deter mined earlier that the other body found on the ranch, where police shot it out with alleged drug dealers, was that of Camarena’s pilot, Al fredo Zavala Avelar. Both men were abducted a month ago in Guadalajara, which is consid ered a center of the Mexican drug trade. Mexican police went to the ranch, about 60 miles north of Guadalajara, Saturday looking for clues for Sala zar, 37, and Zavala. They were greeted by gunfire and five people were killed, including a police offi cer. The bodies were found, in the bags in a field, when police went back to the ranch on a tip Tuesday night. The men were kidnapped sepa rately Feb. 7 in Guadalajara. Gama- rena, an agent of the U.S. Drug En forcement Administration, was abducted within sight of the U.S. consulate and Zavala was seized by gunmen while on his way to the air port. U.S. officials say there are as many as 75 major drug traffickers I and 18 large gangs in Mexico, and much of their activity is centered in Guadalajara. Discovery of the bodies ended I nearly a month of frustration for U.S. officials, which arose initalh from a slow response by Mexican an thorities that brought some calls for sanctions against Mexico. Gavin indicated at a news confer-1 ence Wednesday, however, that joint | anti-drug efforts will continue. "We have an ongoing war,” he I said. “There are losses in this war.As we continue prosecuting the war against illegal drugs, there isavenj real possibilty that our own agents. may once again suffer these kindsof | attacks.” Securities company crash stops Beaumont bond sale Associated Press FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. — Beaumont, Tx., has been forced to postpone a $32 million bond sale in the wake of the billion-dollar col lapse of a Fort Lauderdale securities company. “We’ve never seen anything like this before,” said Charles Harper, director of the regional Securities and Exchange Commission office in Miami. The Beaumont bond sale had been set for next week but the city was placed on a credit watch because it had $21 million invested in ESM Government Securities, Inc. Pompano Beach could lose $11 million, or one third of its total in vestments, while Tamarac has $7 million invested, or 40 percent of its total. “There are some municipalities that can’t meet payroll or face other horrible situations,” said ESM’s court-appointed receiver, Thomas Tew. He told The Miami Herald, that while ESM ran up extensive trading losses since 1977. it was loaning $30 million to company officers. Officers also made more than I $250,000 a year, gave themselves a million-dollar bonus last year, and leased Jaguar and Mercedes Benz] automobiles, the newspaper re ported. A federal judge ordered the com pany closed Monday after auditors] found ESM had borrowed $1.6 bil lion from its customers, loaned out $1.3 billion, and did not have the | $300 million difference. COLLEGE COSTS ARE GOING UR BUT SO IS THE ARMYCOLLEGE FUND. Tuition, books, lab fees, college living expenses—all seem to be climb' ing relentlessly. Well, here’s some good news from the Army. 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Stop by or call: By BRAIS Spa The Texas A [team is hoping ;‘‘Big Dreams” ; 1985 Southwest son Basketball zin Dallas’ Rem I this afternoon. “We’ve been I the” tournamen said A&M juni iiam. “1 think vv i chance to win it Should the Horned Frogs, winner of the game in tomorr The winner c ceives an autom National Chat | ment. “1 .think we i ceive NCAA A&M Coach Sh understand talk ' will only get twt top to bottom, I best c onference “The easiest t I win the tournai j to the NCAA’s t Seven othei other SWC scht I their teams th< have a shot at ; tion if we win th Texas Tech, regular-season ( record and die A&M in Saturd Rodney Dainge ment — they ge “I think Tex have a tough tir nament,” said E tator Dick Vit their coach, ha: preparing his te at their potentia “They’re a ve E erienced team ave the talent 1 don’t think th against one of teams if that really hot night. SMU, one of for second-plat with a 10-6 rec to need any “b tourney. 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