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WASHINGTON (AP) — The
State Department said Wednesday it
is dispatching its top Middle East
policymaker to the region to ad
vance a “revitalized” peace initiative,
and a source said Syria, Saudi Arabia
and Israel would be visited.
“Our objective is early face-to-face
negotiations to resolve the problems
which have existed for so long be
tween Israel and its neighbors,” said
spokesman Charles E. Redman.
He said Assistant Secretary of
State Richard W. Murphy would
travel to the region but declined to
give a detailed itinerary out of “secu
rity concerns.”
A source familiar with the travel
plans, speaking on condition of ano
nymity, said later Murphy’s trip
would include talks with leaders in
Syria, Saudi Arabia and Israel.
Syria is on a State Department list
of nations supporting terrorism, but
it has been credited on occasion with
being helpf ul in efforts to win the re
lease of hostages.
Secretary of State George P.
Shultz mentioned Syria on Tuesday
as one of the countries the United
The
late ch
Slates would “want to toudi: 7|-67 \
with" on the peace initiative, streak.
“We hope a revitalized p:«The
will lead promptly to substiMcory
change in the (Israeli-held)iBe p<
Rank and Gaza, and in the ieButliv
term, to a broader political)clrd, 1
dement,” Redman said. and 7-1
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BETHLEHEM, Occupied West
Bank (AP) — Israeli soldiers shot
and wounded six Palestinians, and
Arabs with slingshots, stones and
marbles injured five Israelis in bat
tles Wednesday in the West Bank,
witnesses and officials said.
Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir
rebuffed a call from Egyptian Presi
dent Hosni Mubarak for a six-month
freeze on Jewish settlements in the
occupied West Bank and Gaza Strip
as a prelude to peace talks.
During a visit to a West Bank set
tlement, Shamir told Jewish settlers
he hoped their communities “will
grow and prosper.”
Asked what advice he would give
to Jewish settlers to deal with the un
rest, Shamir said, “Be strong.”
Asked what he would advise Pales
tinians, Shamir said, “Be quiet.”
Dozens of Arab youths in the Aida
refugee camp near Bethlehem used
slingshots to fire metal scraps, mar
bles and stones at soldiers. The army
fought back with tear gas, rubber
bullets and live warning shots before
imposing a curfew.
Arab residents said the trouble
started after soldiers beat people
during a raid on the camp.
The army said two Israeli civilians
were hurt when stones were thrown
at passing cars on the outskirts of
Bethlehem.
Three Arabs were shot in the legs
in the village of Silwad.
Mohsin Salah, 19, told the Asso
ciated Press from his bed in Ramal-
lah Hospital that the Silwad clash oc
curred after several hundred
Palestinians rushed to the village’s
high school when a rumor spread
that Israeli settlers were trying to
take five boys.
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — A
Washington state law banning
media “exit polls” within 300 feet
of the voting booths was ruled
unconstitutional by a federal ap
peals court Tuesday as a violation
of freedom of speech.
Upholding a lower-court deci
sion, the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of
Appeals said the law improperly
restricted certain speech based on
its content, was overly broad and
was not “the least restrictive
means of advancing the state’s le
gitimate interest of keeping
Fhe court also said the lawn
aimed at preventing networks
jet tions of election results, :l
would he unconstitutional it]
cause “a general interest iniE-j
lating voters from outside inti
cnees is insufficient to jjcI
speech regulation.”
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chairman of the Securities and
Exchange Commission said
Wednesday his agency — not the
Federal Reserve Board —should
have the lead role in regulating
the nations financial markets.
David S. Ruder, testifying be
fore the Senate Banking Commit
tee, rejected a key recommenda
tion of the presidential task force
headed by former New Jersey
Sen. Nicholas Brady.
“The Federal Reserve lacks the
necessary expertise regarding
both equity and futures markets.
Ruder said during hearings on
the Oct.
Federal Reserve (Tainr/IL, to
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bankrupt stock brokerages.
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Rebels attack
camp, killing
eight civilians
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) —
Passengers of American Airlines
Flight 152 from Dallas were evac
uated on chutes Wednesday af
ternoon after smoke streamed
from the luggage compartment
of the plane, officials said.
Martha Bradley, a spokesman
for the Metro Nashville airport,
said smoke was seen coming from
the plane when it landed about
4:20 p.m. GST. She said at least
one passenger, who was recov
ering from recent heart surgery,
was taken to a hospital for obser
vation.
She said she was aware of
other injuries, but a Metro fm
dispatcher said several passei
gers and some firefighters wen
overcome by smoke.
The dispatcher said the fin
units and ambulances were on tli
scene but said the plane was n«
on fire as of 5:30 p.m.
American Airlines spokesmfl
could not immediately be reaclid
for comment.
Passsengers told reporters on
the scene that they began surf
ing smoke about half an hourin®
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MANAGUA, Nicaragua (AP) —
Contra rebels attacked a resettle
ment camp in the rural northeast
Tuesday, killing three children and
five other civilians, the Defense Min
istry said.
Resettlement camps established
by the leftist Sandinista government
accommodate Nicaraguans who fled
combat zones or were forced out by
the government. In late 1987, there
were 145 camps housing 8,250 fami
lies.
Voice of Nicaragua radio said the
pre-dawn raid was meant as “propa
ganda” the day before the U.S.
House of Representatives votes on
President Reagan’s request for $36
million in aid for the rebels.
A Defense Ministry spokesman
said it occurred at San Agustin,
about 75 miles northeast of Mana
gua in Boaco province. No details
were given.
There was no immediate reaction
to the report from Contra represen
tatives. The rebels have been fight
ing for six years to overthrow the
leftist Sandinista government.
In the capital, a few Americans
protested Contra aid with a hunger
strike outside the U.S. Embassy.
WASHINGTON (AP) — Mo
rocco’s ambassador to the United
States offered his country Tues
day night for consideration as the
future base for U.S. F-16 fighter
jets being evicted from Spain.
“Morocco has always been ded
icated to the sense of peace and
liberty and will be proud to con
tinue to do just that, today and to
morrow,” said M’hammad Bar-
gach at a dinner at the Moroccan
Embassy for a U.S. congressional
delegation.
Spain recently demanded that
the 401st Tactical Fighter Witi
of 72 F-16s be removed from
base there within three yean
The United States and itsNATC
allies have been reviewing the it
deployment of the planes $in«
then.
Fhe ambassador said Morofti’
would like to be considered
“privileged ally” of the WestE»
ropean defense group.
But Secretary of State Georft
Shultz said Tuesday the Uniiei
States hopes to find a home If
the fighters in Europe.
Reagan gives approval to FBI probes
WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi
dent Reagan is satisfied the FBI
had a solid basis for starting and
continuing its investigation of a
group opposing the administra
tion’s policies in Central America,
White House spokesman Marlin
Fitzwater said Wednesday.
Fitzwwater also said Reagan
believes FBI director William Ses
sions is properly handling an in
quiry into the bureau’s investiga
tion of the Committee in
Solidarity with the People ofD
Salvador. Sessions said Tuesd) 1
the investigation was not alway
properly directed but did n«
amount to “massive” spying(*|
opponents of Reagan’s polides.
Fitzwater said the investigatif*
“had a solid basis for its initial
and continuance.”
And he repeated his claimtl* 1
the White House has nothaddt
reel involvement in the
probe.
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