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Newspapers quoted American officials as say ing Reagan meant Israel, which has acknowl edged secretly shipping U.S. arms to Iran but has denied handling payments to the Contras. Defense Minister Yitzhak Rabin told Parlia ment during a 45-minute debate, “The Israeli government doesn’t maintain contact or ties or supply weapons from here to the rebels in Nica ragua. It has not given approval for any Israeli to assist, supply know-how or weapons from Israel to the rebels.†He was replying to opposition demands for parliamentary supervision of Israel’s extensive arms business. The U.S Justice Department informally has told Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir’s govern ment that it will seek to question some Israelis in an investigation of the Iranian arms deal, offi cials said privately. They said Israel has promised to cooperate with U.S. investigators. Israel seeks clarification from Washington on the Reagan remarks published in lime, an Is raeli legislator said. He spoke on condition of an onymity and would not elaborate. T he magazine quoted Reagan as saying: “An other country was facilitating those sales of weap ons systems. They then were overcharging and were apparently putting the money into bank ac counts of the leaders of the Contras. It wasn’t us funneling money to them. This was another country.†Israel radio said U.S. Attorney General Edwin Meese III told Ambassador Meir Rosenne in Washington that the United States was not accus- I ing Israel of routing funds to the Contras,IiJ Rosenne telephoned Meese to repeat IsraelsJ sition that it had no connection with therebtli I Shamir said on Israel radio Tuesday J whatever Reagan said, Israel would not du* its declaration that it had nothing to dowiilil rebels “because that is the truth.†Peres professed to Ik* “shocked†by the aid tions of Israeli involvement in transbj f unds, which he called “complete falsehood,’I The arms sales to Iran caused much lesssun Parliament than in the U.S. (amgress, buiirl wing legislators have demanded an explanasjl <>1 the alleged (lontra connection. A report in Haareiz newspaper said SliJ cabled Secretary of State George P. Shullttl peating his statement of last week that bn “passed no money to the Contras.†Other Israeli officials refused to discussthfl sue and indicated they were awaiting an expj lion of Reagan's remarks. “We’re trying to h him a way to quietly step out of it,†one said; condition t hat his name not Ik* used. City becomes battleground as Hindus fight Sikhs in India Ideal hours. Sell Eagle subscriptions by phone Monday thru Thursday, 5-8 pm hourly plus commission. Call Shannon at 776-4444 ext. 365. 65tl2/8 NEW DELHI, India (AP) — Mobs of Hindus angered by Sikh terror ism rampaged through the capital Tuesday and battled Sikhs outside their temples. Police reported 1,500 arrests as they struggled to control the 16,000 Hindu rioters. Bloodied protesters were seen at several confrontations with club swinging police, but there was no im mediate figure on the total number of injured. The rioting erupted during a gen eral strike called by a Hindu party to express “anger and anguish†over the massacre Sunday of 24 Hindus in Punjab state by assailants de scribed by police as Sikh terrorists. “The situation is very tense,†area police chief R. Mohan said Tuesday evening in densely populated old Delhi, where the major sectarian bat tle erupted at the historic Sisganj Sikh temple. “We can’t say what we are going to do.†Police Fired shots in the air, burst tear gas shells and made repeated charges with steel-tipped bamboo clubs to break up the melee. “They challenged us,†temple spo- keman Hardeep Singh said to ex plain why 150 Sikhs came out of the shrine with ceremonial swords to confront 8,000 Hindu protesters. The street in front of the temple was littered with rocks and broken bricks after the battle and a curfew was declared in the area Tuesday night. Sikhs and Hindus also battled out side a Sikh temple in east Delhi, and police fought battles in other areas with Hindu rioters who threw stones, blocked roads and set fires. The army was put on alert after a meeting of military and government officials, and police cars with loud speakers cruised the city’s neighbor hoods at nightfall warning people to stay inside. General strikes or other protests were declared in six Indian states Tuesday, but widespread violence developed only in New Delhi, where 7,000 extra police and paramilitary troops were called in. In Parliament, lawmakers shouted protests for a second day against the terrorist actions of Sikhs who de mand an independent nation in Punjab. Home Minister Buta Singh was jeered by opposition members as he tried to explain that Punjab’s police were ill-equipped to fight terrorists “aided by Pakistan.†The neighbor ing nation has denied claims it is be hind the violence. Sikhs make up about 2 percent of India’s 780 million people but form a majority in Punjab, a rich farming state. The militants demand an inde pendent Sikli nation they call “Kha- listan,†which means “land of the pure†in the Punjabi language. Many moderate Sikhs also want more au tonomy. The persistent Punjab attacks have embarrassed Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi, who signed an accord with moderate Sikhs intended to quell the violence. Gandhi came to power in October 1984 amid anti-Sikh riots set off by the assassination of his mother, then Prime Minister Indira Gandhi. Index pos 0.6% rise in Octobe WASHINGTON (AP) government said Tuesday its ma barometer of future economic 10 ity posted its best advance in tf months, but private analysts said :< 0.6 percent October increasew® enough to sway them fromthelie that economic prospects renu sluggish. 1 he (’.ommerce Departmenu the October rise in the Indei Leading Indicators followed a 1 |MTc t*ni September increase and decline of 0.2 perc ent in August The October advance in theloi ing index was the largest mon# gain since a 1 percent rise in) but private analysts said theincrat was swayed by special factors did not reflect underlying strength I hey noted that six of II oft forward-pointing statistics uhk make up the index actuafhi in ()c toher with the weakness reflect ing continued problemshnAmen c a’s battered roanufacturingscctor. Hospital costs increase, but length of stay is down WASHINGTON (AP) — Hospital charges jumped 7.5 percent last year despite cost-containment efforts and a decline in the average stay from 6.6 days to 6.4 days, according to a private study released Tuesday. The average patient’s bill per stay increased from $3,571 in 1984 to $3,840 last year, according to the study by Equicor, a joint venture of the Hospital Corporation of Amer ica and the Equitable Group and Health Insurance Company. Joseph C. Hutts, chief operating officer of Equicor explained the findings. “Greater movement of pa tients to outpatient treatment facili ties, the growing use of home care, new medical technologies and proce dures, and increasing hospital effi ciency have all contributed to the overall decline in the length of hos pital stays.†“While the decreasing length of stay is having a significant impact on containment of overall health care costs, hospital charges in most states are still sharply increasing,†Hutts said in a statement. The study showed wide variations in hospital costs, from a 34 percent increase in Louisiana to a 26.8 per cent decline in South Dakota. Shorter patient stays restilts from changes in reimbursement under Medicare that began in 1983. Under the system being phased in by Medi care, hospitals are paid according to a schedule of fees to treat specific ill nesses regardless of length of stay. Actor Desi Arnaz dies of lung cancer at 69 HOLLYWOOD (AP) — Desi Arnaz, the Cuban-born singer- bandleader beloved by genera tions of TV viewers as Lucille Ball’s harassed husband Ricky Ri cardo on the “I Love Lucy†show, died of lung cancer Tuesday. He was 69. dren and we were always friemk always very friendly and dost Ball said. “I was down there Iasi week. We’ve talked all the tint, through the years. Lucie, daughter, was with him. He died in her arms last night. Arnaz, who was married to Ball for 20 years before their divorce in 1960 and became one of tele vision’s most successful produc ers, died at his home in San Diego County just after midnight. Daughter L.ucie Arnaz Luckinbill was at his side, reading prayers, publicist Charlie Pomerantz said. “He was the father of my chil- “(We are) very elated that he’ out of his misery. He suffered lot. 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