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Page 4/The Battalion/Tuesday, July 8, 1986
World and Nation
Anti-apartheid activist’s bans lifted
JOHANNESBURG, South Africa
(AP) — The government said Mon
day it lifted all restrictions against
anti-apartheid activist Winnie Man
dela, but the press was warned to be
careful about quoting her under na
tional emergency regulations.
The restrictions on Mandela for
the past 20 years governed where
she could live and visit and to whom
she could speak. Her husband Nel
son, an African National Congress
leader, has been in jail since 1964
serving a life term for plotting sab
otage.
Mandela had openly defied many
of the restraints. She has had a series
of scuffles with security police since
January after she ignored her ban
ishment to the rural town of Brand-
fort and moved to Soweto, Johan
nesburg’s black township.
Mandela’s name was missing Fri
day from a Government Gazette list
ing of banned people, who may not
be quoted by the news media or
meet with more than two people at a
time.
Police Capt. Henry Beck, a
spokesman for the Minister of Law
and Order, confirmed that the re
strictions had been lifted, but added
that he “would suggest legal advice
be obtained before doing so (quoting
her) as this is a complicated matter.”
Under the emergency regula
tions, no one may he quoted saying
anything considered subversive or
furthering the aims of the African
National Congress, the main black
guerrilla organization fighting to
overthrow the government and end
apartheid.
Ninety-seven people remain on
the list of banned people.
The Bureau of Information said
in its daily briefing in Pretoria that
police found the bodies of five black
people in a partly-burned house
Kwazekele, a black Port Elizabeili
township.
Police reported that a 58-yeai
white man was shot to death in (hi
Port Elizabeth black township ol
Zwide after dropping off blacl
workers, the 141st person reported
killed in political violence since tht
emergency was declared June 12.
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Also Monday, about 10,000 blacl
gold and diamond miners were on
strike or staging slowdowns to pro
test the detention of union leaden
under the emergency declaration.
National Action Party
claims election fraud
in Chihuahua voting
CHIHUAHUA, Mexico (AP) —
The opposition National Action
Party claimed Monday that massive
fraud took place in the Chihuahua
gubernatorial elections and said it
would demand the vote be nullified.
The governing Institutional Revo
lutionary Party claimed sweeping
victories in the elections Sunday
here and in three other of Mexico’s
31 states, despite a lack of official re
sults.
Official results in Mexico usually
are not available until a week after
the vote, when state electoral com
missions certify them. Citizens voted
for mayors of all 67 municipalities in
Chihuahua state and for 14 legis
lators.
Francisco Barrio, gubernatorial
candidate for National Action,
known by its Spanish initials as PAN,
said, “We received low blows in the
first round. WeTl fight with differ
ent weapons in the second round.”
Barrio, the 35-year-old former
mayor of Ciudad Juarez, across the
border from El Paso, said opposition
leaders would meet Tuesday to de
termine what actions will be taken to
protest voting irregularities.
The elections, he charged at a
news conference, “were an insult to
the people of Chihuahua.”
An umbrella organization known
as the Democratic Electoral
Movement called a public rally for
today in Chihuahua to decide if it
will take action against the alleged
vote fraud. The movement had
pledged to “paralyze the state” if
vote-rigging occurred.
But Fernando Baeza, candidate of
the dominant party, known in Span
ish as PRI, told supporters at party
headquarters Monday, “We’re at the
entrance of a new phase in the his
tory of Chihuahua. We’re in the
presence of a PRI that is fortified in
action and essence that believes in it
self.
Barrio and other PAN officials
claimed that among the violations
found were dozens of ballot boxes
already full, the expulsion of PAN
representatives as poll watchers,
names of PAN supporters not ap
pearing on the voting lists, voting
slowdowns in PAN strongholds and
a false circular put out early Sunday
carrying the PAN logo and urging
people not to vote.
“We have to contest the elections,”
Barrio said. We’re interested in the
way the elections were carried out.”
World Briefs
Officials search Kraft plant for bacteria
GLENVIEW, Ill. (AP) — Offi
cials searching for the source of
bacteria found in ice cream bars
that may have sickened more
than 170 people in seven states
began dismantling a Kraft Inc.
plant in Virginia on Monday.
“We’re going to keep at it until
we find the source,” said Kraft
spokesman Paul Johnson from
Glenview company headquarters.
Although people in seven
states reported flu-like symptoms
after eating Polar B’ar ice cream
bars, none of them have tested
positivly for listeriosis, a serious
disease caused by the bacteria
found in bars at the plant.
Action refused on ‘dangerous’ drug
WASHINGTON (AP) — The
Health and Human Services De
partment refused Monday to take
emergency action against a widely
prescribed arthritis drug sus
pected of causing deaths among
the elderly, saying studies did not
support allegations of unreason
able risk.
HHS Secretary Otis R. Bowen
denied a petition that asked him
to declare the arthritis drug Eel-
dene an “imminent hazard” to
health in people aged 60 and
over.
The Public Citizen Health Re
search Group asked Bowen and
the FDA to ban the use of Pel-
dene by people over age 59, con
tending the drug posed deangers
among the elderly.
The organization’s contentions
were disputed by Pfizer Inc.,
manufacturer of the drug, which
said Feldene has been reviewed
and approved by 106 countries.
Dow Jones average suffers record loss
NEW YORK (AP) — The stock
market took a steep drop Mon
day, sending the Dow Jones aver
age to a record point loss in sell
ing touched off by economic
worries.
The Dow Jones average fell
61.87 to 1,839.00, exceeding its
previous record point loss of
45.75 points on June 9 of this
year.
Monday’s drop of 3.25 percent
was barely one-fourth the size of
the 12.9 percent loss the average
suffered on Oct. 28, 1929.
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