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World and Nation
Peres to report on Iran arms shipment
Israeli government attempts to ease pressure from critic:
JERUSALEM (AP) — Foreign
Minister Shimon Peres tried Mon
day to defuse pressure on the Israeli
government to disclose its role in
shipping U.S. arms to Iran, prom
ising to report to a watchdog sub
committee in Parliament.
He flatly refused, however, to give
information about any Iranian arms
deal when he appeared before the
Foreign Affairs and Security Com
mittee, an unwieldy, 26-member
body where deliberations are rarely
kept secret.
He promised instead to brief the
six-member Subcommittee on
Armed Services.
The development came amid con
cern that an angry U.S. Congress
could make Israel a scapegoat for
the U.S. administration’s sales.
The political uproar in the United
States over the arms shipments has
just begun to spread to Israel, where
many Israelis accept that arms deals
are not a subject for public debate.
The full 120-member Knesset, or
parliament, scheduled a debate for
Tuesday on the issue.
“There has never arisen a more
bitter enemy of the Jewish people
and, in my opinion, of human civili
zation, than the Khomeini regime,”
said Abba Eban, a former foreign
minister who presides over the
Knesset committee.
He referred to Ayatollah Ruhol-
lah Khomeini, Iran’s revolutionary
patriarch.
President Reagan has said he au
thorized a third country, reportedly
Israel, to ship arms to Iran to try to
form links with Iranian moderates.
The Jerusalem Post quoted un
identified Israeli defense officials as
expressing concern that Congress
could act against Israel for its role.
“We can expect to see almost all
bilateral military negotiations grind
to a standstill for a while and a hos
tile climate developing toward Israel
in Congress,” one unidentified
source was quoted as saying.
Congressional wrath could dis
rupt such projects as financing and
building the Lavi jet fighter; permis
sion to sell to Honduras Kfir jets
which contain U.S.-built compo-
Study says stress won't make
students vulnerable to illness
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BOSTON (AP) — College stu
dents may find exams nauseating,
but a new study suggests that the
stress of these grueling rituals isn’t
likely to make them more vulnerable
to infections.
The idea has long been accepted
by many that college students are
more likely than usual to get sick
during exam time, because the stress
of studying for tests and taking them
weakens their natural immunity to
disease.
“I think there really is a connec
tion between stress and illness,” but
not where students and exams are
concerned, says Dr. Harris Faigel,
director of health services at Bran-
deis University.
Faigel reviewed nearly 40,000 stu
dent visits over four years for treat
ment of strep throat, mononucleosis
and urinary tract infections.
Students actually went to the doc
tor less, not more, during exams,
probably because they felt they were
too busy to get medical help.
He said the notion that students
were more likely to be sick during
tests may have arisen because there
is more talk about stress and illness
at exam time.
A variety of animal studies sug
gest that stress is far more damaging
if it’s inescapable.
For humans, this could mean that
stress is apt to make people sick if it
results from some hopeless calamity.
It might explain, for example, why
people often fall seriously ill in the
months after the death of a spouse.
But students can do something
about exams, Faigel says.
The exams “probably constitute
an escapable stress,” he says.
“When you are studying, you can
get up and take a break,” Faigel says.
“There’s a sense of having some con
trol.”
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nents, and granting Israel the status
of NATO countries in bidding for
defense contracts, the Post quoted
(he officials as saying.
Morris Draper, U.S. consul in Je
rusalem, sounded surprised, how
ever, when asked if the controver |
had affected U.S.-Israeli relations
The relationship “is very good.||
don’t expect it to be damage;..
Draper said in remarks broadcastcrl
Israel army radio.
World Briefs
Man climbing Berlin Wall shot down
BERLIN (AP) — East German
border guards fired dozens of
shots Monday at a young man try
ing to climb over the Berlin Wall
to the West and he fell to the
ground covered with blood.
Western authorities said. T hey
said he probably died.
Another East German suc
ceeded Monday in escaping to the
West by setting out on a raft into
the Baltic Sea, where he was
picked up by a passing ship. West
German police said.
T he 36-year-old man on the
raft identified himself as a
nephew of Karl-F.duard von
Schnitzler, Gommunist East Or
many’s propaganda chief and the
leading commentator on state
run television, sources told The
Associated Press.
A West Berlin witness to the
wall shooting reported hearing
shouts of “Halt, stand still,” fol
lowed by 30 to 50 shots on the
eastern side of the wall at aboui
1:30 a.m.. West Berlin policesaid
Flooding, mudslides cause problems
SNOQUAFMIE, Wash. (AP)
— Flooding caused by heavy rain
and melting snow forced dozens
of families from their homes
Monday and blocked the only
highway to a mountain resort
where about 1,000 weekend
skiers were stranded.
Flooding and mudslides cut off
railroads east and west of Seattle,
one by a mudslide that cut a 300-
foot-deep gap through 60 feet of
track.
Water and a slide also closed
Interstate 90, the state’s major
east-west highway, for part of the
day.
Of ficials declared emergencies
in King County, around Seattle
and in Lewis Gounty south of Ta
coma.
Several towns al
emergencies.
declared
One firefighter was killed Sun
day when he was hit by a train
while helping evacuate a nursint
home threatened by flooding.
Alaskan plain to open for developmer
WASHINGTON (AP) — An
Interior Department study rec
ommended Monday that Alaska’s
energy-rich Coastal Plain be
opened to full-scale petroleum
development so long as its fragile
ecology and teeming wildlife are
protected.
“T he area is clearly the most
outstanding oil and gas frontier
remaining in the United States
and could contribute substantially
to our domestic energy supplies,”
according to the study.
At the same time, the study
warned that “oil and gas devel
opment will result in widespread
long-term changes in wildlife
habitat.”
Environmental groups, saring
development and protection are
not compatible at the Coastal
Plain, said they would work lo I
persuade Congress to bar oil and N
gas drilling in the frozen tundra. ||
The study said that as mam as ||
9.2 billion barrels of oil could be H
recovered from the 1.5 million-■
acre tract along the Arctic Ocean ||
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