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G&S Studies, Inc.
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Wanted individuals with an el
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$200 incentive for those cho
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Page 6/The Battalion/Thursday, July 9, 1987
World and Nation
Lawmakers say North captured
heart of America with testimony
WASHINGTON (AP) — Mem
bers of the Iran-Contra committees
took a wait-and-see attitude Wednes
day about Oliver North’s testimony,
but agreed that he likely captured
the hearts of millions with an emo
tional self-portrait as a lone-wolf
enemy of international terrorists.
Asked whether he believed the
questions by chief House committee
counsel John W. Nields Jr. were fair,
have to see how he stands up under”
extended questioning.
“I don’t think he’s going to look as
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The lawmakers said North readily
admitted his mistake in accepting a
free security system at his home, and
that he had testified convincingly
that he never benefitted personally
from the Iran-Contra dealings.
“The phone calls are almost unan
imously for him,” Rep. Henry Hyde,
R-Ill., said of the way his constitu
ents reacted to North’s testimony.
“My guess is he’s come across very well on the tube and
he will indeed be viewed sympathetically by a great
many Americans. ”
— Rep. Richard Cheney, R-Wyo.
North said during the lunch break,
“I’ll leave that for others.”
Despite a generally favorable con
clusion about North’s appearance
Wednesday, there also was a cau
tious attitude, with Rep. Louis
Stokes, D-Ohio, suggesting, “We
good” on protracted questioning, he
said.
Sen. Paul Trihle, R-Va., a conser
vative who has been one of the
sharpest critics of the administra
tion’s conduct in the affair, was one
of those who said North did well.
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“I think he’s been viewed s\rJB ent - e
thetically by a whole lot of Air
cans,” Trihle said. He said til
“spoke very powerfully and
convincingly” in testifying tliaBv? Ul
did not run the Iran-Contra
tions for personal gain.
Rep. Richard Cheney, R-l
and a staunch administrai
hacker, had the same reaction,c-. ^ 9 9
meriting, “My guess is he's ’
across very well on the tube ait
will indeed be viewed sympai
cally by a great many American;
Cheney said he understoodtlif|
terruptions by North attorneyl
dan Sullivan and added, "Ifl
in North’s shoes, I would wami
van for my attorney.”
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U.S. officials warn Marcos
against overthrow attempt
WASHINGTON (AP) — The
Reagan administration has warned
former Philippine President Ferdi
nand E. Marcos against engaging in
an apparent plot to topple the
Aquino government and barred him
from leaving the Hawaiian island of
Oahu, U.S. officials said Wednesday.
The warning was delivered to
Marcos at his home in Honolulu by
Abraham D. Sofaer, the State De
partment’s legal adviser, and con
cerned “his activities which we be
lieve violated the understandings
under which he is permitted to re
main a guest in the United States,”
said Charles E. Redman, the depart
ment spokesman.
Two other U.S. officials, who de
manded anonymity, said the U.S.
government had a tape of a conver
sation between Marcos and an arms
dealer that indicated the former
president was plotting to overthrow
his successor, Corazon Aquino.
The Justice Department is ex
pected to make some of these details
public on Thursday.
“The United States is seriously
concerned about indications that
Mr. Marcos appeared to be seeking
to destabilize the Aquino govern
ment and was contemplating a re
turn to the Philippines without the
express permission of the Philippine
government,” Redman said.
Marcos, who lives on Oahu, not
only was barred from going home
but also from leaving the area or
f oing elsewhere in the United
tales, a Justice Department official,
Pat Korten, said.
Sofaer met with Marcos on Mon
day and Tuesday. He was accompa
nied by Gregory Walden, associate
deputy attorney general; Charles B.
Salmon Jr., director of the Phil
ippines desk at the State Depart
ment, and William S. Craig, district
director for the Immigration and
Naturalization Service in Hawaii.
Hindu mobs in India kill 5 Sikhs, injure 87
to avenge massacre of 72 bus passengers
CHANDIGARH, India (AP) —
Hindu mobs killed five Sikhs and in
jured another 87, burned their
shops and stopped trains in lynching
attempts Weanesday to avenge 72
Hindu bus passengers massacred by
Sikh terrorists.
The army went on full alert in
north India and New Delhi and the
capital braced for violence as opposi
tion parties called for a protest strike
on Thursday.
Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi met
with his Cabinet ministers and oppo
sition politicians to discuss the crisis.
Authorities banned public assem
bly, shut down schools and ordered
buses off the roads to prevent vio
lence in New Delhi.
Sikhs are a minority in India but
they have a slight majority in Punjab,
a rich agricultural state in northern
India that Gandhi placed under fed
eral control in May. Militant mem
bers of the Sikh sect are fighting for
•' separate state in Punjab.
The attacks against Sikhs were in
Hindu-dominated Haryana and Ut
tar Pradesh states in northern India.
Three Sikhs died in Haryana, po
lice said. Another two were slain in
Rishiskesh, the Himalayan Hindu
city on the banks of tne revered
Ganges River in Uttar Pradesh, the
United News of India reported.
At least 25 Sikhs were injured in
mob violence in Rishikesh, and at
least 62 were injured in Haryana
and elsewhere in north India.
Death count
after explosion Reside
less than tea
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HERBORN, West Germi The
(AP) — Four people died and viewed
was missing after a gasoliJfey afl
loaded tanker truck crashedinfireen 1
an ice cream parlor and triegeiijpadres
a series of explosions ana firt^jectioi
officials said Wednesday. K “I h?
Fears of a much higher dfjsode, n
toll from Tuesday evening'scraT
subsided as most of theuplo|
people originally reported
ing were accounted for.
Nearly 24 hours after theatl “B u t
dent, Siegfried Hermann, tion is r
chief of rescue services, said having:
body of one young man wass» e c l u
lieved to be buried under tiHedia.”
charred wreckage of the Gian;
cream parlor. fben
Two victims died of bums If
hospitals Wednesday. Resent:
found two bodies in the rubble:
the parlor and used dogs ai
cranes throughout the day
their search for more victims.
Town spokesman Gerhai
Boekel said the disaster injure |
36 people, including the
women who died later in hosaj
tals.
Authorities had said late Tiki 1
day they feared 30 people we:
killed in the crash, which ignilf
a gas main, started a series ofo
plosions and fires and tume
downtown Herborn into ant
ferno.
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South Korean government grants amnesty
SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — The govern
ment on Thursday announced a broad amnesty
covering 2,335 people and including the restora
tion of civil rights for Kim Dae-jung, South Ko
rea’s best-known dissident leader.
Earlier Thursday, thousands of people, many
weeping and praying, went to a “democratic peo
ple’s funeral” on a Seoul university campus for a
student who died Sunday of injuries received in a
clash with riot police a month ago.
marched through prison gates shouting “Down
with the military dictatorship!” and demanded
freedom for all their comrades.
More than 500 prisoners have been freed, in
cluding 177 released Monday. Before the re
leases, the government said it held 1,100 political
prisoners, but the opposition contends there are
hundreds more.
Official government spokesman Lee Woong-
hee, announcing the wide-ranging amnesty, said
it was a move to promote national reconciliation
and will be effective Friday.
The announcement came a day after the gov
ernment released 357 political prisoners. Many
The amnesty announced Thursday covers
people convicted in connection with various anti
government activities going back to the 1970s.
Kim Dae-jung had been under a suspended
20-year prison sentence handed down in 1980
when he was accused of involvement in the
bloody Kwangju uprising. He was tried by a mili
tary tribunal and sentenced to death. The gov
ernment later commuted the sentence tolifei
then to 20 years.
The conviction took away Kim’s civil if
and legally barred him from political activity!
spite tne ban and despite repeated periodi
house arrest, he had continued to take parti:
anti-government campaign.
The release of prisoners and restoratio:
rights follow President Chun Doo-hw
agreement July 1 to accept opposition demt
for direct presidential elections and otherdei
cratic reforms.
Kim Dong-chul of the Justice Ministry toldl
porters more prisoners would be freed in cot
months, but ministry officials said privatelyl
scores of Communists and unrepentant prist
ers would be kept in jail.
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