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South Korean peace march
marred by street clashes
SEOUL, South Korea (AP) —
Demonstrators fought for hours
against nearly 50,000 riot police in
hit-and-run clashes Tuesday on the
streets of Seoul during a day of re
membrance for a student who died
during police torture.
Violent confrontations also were
reported in six other cities.
Police said 20 people were hurt in
all, two seriously, and 395 were de
tained.
At least four opposition lawmak
ers were injured, one seriously, in
leading protesters against police,
who fired tear gas and used shields
and truncheons to fend off demon-
14 while being questioned by police
using water torture.
A 49th-day rite is a Buddhist prac
tice to mark the entry of the de
ceased person’s soul into another
world.
National Police Director Lee
Yong-chang said 20 people were put
under house arrest.
But Dong-A Ilbo. the nation’s big
gest independent national daily
newspaper, and Yonhap News
Agency said at least 72 people, in
cluding top dissident leaders Kim
Young-sam and Kim Dae-jung, were
confined to their homes.
Seoul, and Chongju, 70 miles south-
southeast of the capital.
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Despite the violence, police were
largely in control of Tuesday’s street
actions, through which critics of the
government sought to point up their
demands involving greater democ
racy and human rights in South Ko
rea.
The number of marchers ob
viously fell short of organizers’ ex-
pections.
strators.
Tuesday’s “Grand Peace Marches
for Anti-Torture and Democratiza
tion” were called by the main opposi
tion New Korea Democratic Party
and 47 dissident and church groups
to mark the 49th day after the death
of Park Chong-chul, 21.
Park, a dissident student from
Seoul National University, died Jan.
Lee said 123 students were among
those detained.
He said 171 people were held in
Seoul and 25 in Pusan, the nation’s
second-largest city, 205 miles south
east of the capital.
Other arrests were made in
Taegu, Kwangju and Taejon.
Demonstrations also were re
ported in Chonju, 120 miles south of
Many students chose to hold their
own rallies on campus.
The opposition protests shad
owed the start T uesday of President
Chun Doo-hwan’s seventh year in
office.
The usual tributes accorded Chun
on such an occasion were buried in
coverage of street clashes.
The Korean Constitution limits a
president to seven years in offica.
Chun, a former general, has said
several times he will step down in
1988 when his time is up.
Jury indicts
Israeli officer
in U.S. spy case
WASHINGTON (AP) - A
federal grand jury on Tuesdaif
indicted Israeli Air Force officer |
Aviem Sella on charges he con
spired with convicted spy Jona I
than Jay Pollard to gather top-se
cret U.S. military intelligence. |
The three-count espionage in
dictment accuses Sella of recruit
ing Pollard, then a Navy civilian
intelligence analyst, to gather mil
itary secrets helpful to Israel in
the summer of 1984.
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Sella was charged with conspir
acy to commit gather or deliver
national defense information
gathering such secrets, and re
ceiving or obtaining classified in
formation as a foreign agent.
But Sella may never haveio]
stand trial for the charges be
cause the U.S.-Israeli extraditionj
treaty exempts espionage. Hov
ever, he would face arrest if he I
were to travel to the Uniiedl
States.
Study: Women still placed in low-paying jobs
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WASHINGTON (AP) — There have been
striking changes in the economic lives of women
in recent decades as they improved their educa
tion and work prospects, yet historical patterns
placing them in lower-paying jobs persist. Census
Bureau analysts said Tuesday.
“Women remain in a secondary economic sta
tus despite unprecedented change,” Cynthia M.
Taeuber and Victor Valdiser wrote in their re
port, “Women in the American Economy.”
And they said the future for women “is uncer
tain and remains a challenge to the American
economic, political and social system and to
women themselves.”
“Making it in today’s world is not the same for
all women,” the report observed.
It noted that the reasons for the continuing
economic problems of women are complex and
not easily measured. Among these are the pres
sures
educations
crimination by men, who do most of the hiring
and promoting.
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of family responsibility, social conditioning,
ations that differ from those of men and dis-
For example, the median income of women
working full time in 1984 was $15,600, compared
with $24,004 for men.
But that ratio of women earning 64 percent of
men’s income — up from 59 percent in 1970 — is
a statistic of ten misinterpreted, the report said.
The median is affected by the fact that many
women are concentrated in relatively low-paying
jobs, not that they are paid only 64 percent of
what men earn for the same jobs, it said.
And things are changing. For people age 18 to
24, the ratio of female to male income was 88
percent in 1984, up from 76 percent in 1980, "an
indication of significant improvements in the
wage gap among younger workers over a short
time period,” the study found.
This has improved as more women have pur
sued educations, which tend to increase pay, the
report noted.
may be explained in part by “differences in th<B l . w ^
productive capacities of men and women, differ
ences in the distribution of men and womet
among different jobs, and discrimination in tin
labor market.”
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Some women choose lower-paying jobs fT,
other benefits, such as flexible hours givingthe:|§ t V &
more time with their families. This may be an-|P lh " ^
tional decision because men can earn moreworl
ing full-time, in general, the analysts said.
In addition, they said, women often takedif
ferent educational courses, leading to differct!
jobs.
In recent years, women have made signifia*
gains in employment, it said. Many of these wtn
women who entered the labor force in thedfr» ve , u l
cades after World War II with little experience:
aining, however. IWitn
In 1985, some 54.5 percent of women age!: t 0 °V I
and over were in the civilian labor force.
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