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For infor mation call (806) 655-2181 in Canyon. 74U/22 Soviets prepare troop withdrawal from Afghanistan ministration rally in Luzon’s Nue. i' Ecija province, killing a ward leac:;| and a 12-year-old boy and injurai The another person. team s Manila radio stations also re; and tri ported a grenade exploded lateSml Confei day in a Protestant church in 74-6' Mindanao island i its of Surigao.kl Rollie 1 itig four peopole and injunng five H. The T hey said another grenade oj finish ploded late Surnlav in a boatoffl- SWC b zon’s Quezon piovince, killingase; with a geant. It was unclear if those to be U incidents weie connected with tin ; To f elections. jault o its top I he ele< lions are an outgrowth) ^ r k.an a new constitution ratified by vote: The 1 1 months ago. Voters returned: compa the {Kills in May to elect a U.S.-styj most p Congress. Today's balloting sets til call th stage for new po\sei blocs to cor SWC. pete for the presidency in 1992 Ifg “i A&M Israel officials MOSCOW (AP) — The Soviets have been moving quickly since the superpower summit to arrange a withdrawal from Afghanistan, build a new role in Europe and mend rela tions with China. The actions show a multidirectio nal diplomacy by Mikhail S. Gorba chev’s Kremlin as 1988 begins, and an attempt to capitalize on the mo mentum of the arms treaty signed in Washington last month. The Soviets also are trying to ease longstanding quarrels that have rankled relations with their Euro pean and Asian neighbors, and to show themselves as reasonable bar- intiatives have come in Asia. Foreign Minister Eduard A. Shevardnadze said on Jan. 6 in Kabul that the Kremlin wants to pull its troops out of Afghanistan by the end of the compe to do t // Fou to test new law M lift camp curfew refugee camps in West Bank in a first cautioust«: year. His declaration served notice on President Najib that the estimated 115,000 Soviet troops that prop up his government intend to leave. The Soviet push into Afghanistan on Dec. 27, 19/9, doomed the atmo sphere of superpower detente and soured Soviet relations with many other Islamic and Third World gamers open to compromise. Western diplomats in Moscow say the Soviets have been seeking im proved relations with China to coun ter growing U.S. influence and exert greater clout throughout Asia. Gorbachev himself signaled the Soviets’ latest line of thinking in an interview with the Chinese weekly Liaowang (Outlook), made public by the official Tass news agency in Mos cow last week. “The U.S.S.R. and the United vStates are sometimes called super powers,” the Communist Party cnief said. “We do understand our inter national responsibility. But we are far from thinking that everything in the world, including East-West rela tions, depends only on Moscow and Washington.” The Soviets’ most striking recent countries. In his Liaowang interview, Gorba chev made his most optimistic public comments to date about relations with China, which has had no formal inter-party ties with the Soviets since Mao Tse-tung and Nikita S. Khrush chev broke in 1960. But the Chinese reacted tepidly, at least in public, to Gorbachev’s sug gestion. Moscow-aligned Vietnam sent troops into Cambodia and toppled the Khmer Rouge government in early 1979. The Vietnamese re mained to fight the Chinese-backed Khmer Rouge and non-communist opposition groups. Out to She g China has said the Vietnamese presence is one of the “three obsta cles” blocking normal relations with Moscow. . r,, , from t JERLSALLM (AP) — Israel j-) OI lifted curfe ws Sunday from all the octupiee fc cks tioustts Darryl of its new atu-nip! to S1S Inducl weeks of violent protests in whici at least 36 Palestinians have beta klUed heads Earlier Sunday, a Supreme Court judge blocked the expul sion of four Palestinians accused of fomenting anti-Israeli distui hances. The army said curfews were lifted from all 15 West Bankrefu gee camps and remained in forte only in the village of Salfit,*li miles north of Jerusalem. Israt television said military damp I downs on the occupied Gas Strip’s eight refugee camps would be lifted in the coming days. A United Nations envoy ended his fact-fading trip for the Seen rity Council and said 20 years o(| Israeli occupation has eruptedir violence "that will not be cured except in a political settlement." Cabinet members criticized an thorities over the presence of armed police on the Temple Mount, Islam's third holies: shrine, during violent demonstra lions in Jerusalem on Friday. Judge Shlomo Levin issued the temporary injunction against thei deportation of the Palestinians as: military authorities reported al lull in the violent demonstrations in the Gaza Strip and scatteredin cidents in the West Bank of the Jordan River. in Reagan wants Contra aid in spite of cease-fire talks The Battalion WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi dent Reagan will request additional aid for the Nicaraguan rebels de spite the decision by Sandinista leader Daniel Ortega to lift a state of emergency and open cease-fire talks with the resistance fighters, the White House said Sunday. White House spokesman Roman Popaduik said a formal request to Congress for more aid is expected on Jan. 26, the day after the presi dent delivers his State of the Union address. The administration had planned to ask for a $270 million, 18-month aid package for the Contra rebels last year, but never formally pro posed it because of complaints that it would interfere with the peace proc ess. “The president is committed to supporting the resistance,” said Po- paduik.“Pressure by the Nicaragua resistance is what brought the Sandi- nistas to the negotiating table.” Ortega announced Saturday that he would lift a state of emergency in his country and that his Sandinista government would open direct cease-fire talks with the rebels within the next few days. The Nicaraguan president also said his government would grant amnesty to all political prisoners ar rested after 1981 “immediately upon achievement of an effective cease fire and the incorporation of armed groups into civilian life.” The announcement came at the close of a two-day Central American summit meeting in the Costa Rican capital of San Jose, where Ortega had been under heavy pressure from other regional leaders to com ply with the peace plan signed in Guatemala on Aug. 7. Popaduik said the Reagan admin istration would reserve comment on Ortega’s announcement until it has additional details. However, he said it is up to Nica- Ortega agrees to open talks with U.S.-backed Contras SAN JOSE, Costa Rica (AP) — President Daniel Ortega of Nicara gua lifted a state of emergency in his country Saturday and said his gov ernment would open direct cease fire talks with LMS.-backed rebels within the next few days. In Miami, Aristides Sanchez, a Contra leader, said Saturday that the rebels would meet face-to-face with Ortega, but that they would not con fine their discussion to the mechan ics of a cease-fire despite Ortega’s in- sistance to the contrary. Ortega, who had said he would never take those steps as long as a civil war raged in his country, made the announcement at the close of a two-day Central American summit meeting on the far outskirts of San Jose. The summit ended without tit five Central American presider mentioning a new date to impleme: provisions of a regional peace pfe' which they signed in Guatemai Aug. 7. Asked if they would start tf cease-fire initiatives, PresidentsVif cio Cerezo of Guatemala and J« Napoleon Duarte of EI Salvador sat they have already decreed genetf amnesties under which insurgee' operating in their countries are W to re-enter political life once theyli down their weapons. Both said their actions ful® their obligations under the pea- accord. Referring to the future of li| agreement, Duarte said, “Weareff lying on the word of our fellow# idents that they will comply” witntl' 1 accord. ragua “to comply immediately with all the provisions of the Guatemala agreement.” “Nicaragua has already had 150 days to comply, but all we have seen is a track record of broken promises, much rhetoric and some cosmetic measures,” Popaduik said. Alejandro Bendana, secretary general of the Nicaraguan Foreign Ministry, on Sunday warned the Reagan administration against seek ing more aid for the rebels. “It will be a blow not only again* Nicaragua but against all of theCef tral Americans. We expect theR« j gan administration not to stabtR Central American presidents an ; the peace plan in the back,” he said The secretary general said On* ga’s decision is sending a signal 6 the United States that we aregol to go the last mile for peace. “One more dollar for the Contras may just mean the end of the Cen tral American peace plan,” Bendana said in an interview from Managua on NBC-TV’s “Meet the Press.” Costa Rican President (¥ Arias, who last year won the Not* Peace Prize for the regional pei plan, said that if Ortega compl* with the accord, the United Stai* will be forced to end its aid tothei* bels.
