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Provocations for protests have run the gamut from an assault at the University of Massachusetts to ver bal harrassment at Denison College in Ohio to a damaged bicycle at Ber keley. “In every single one of these in stances, there has been some local in cident or an accumulation of things . . . the straw that broke the camel’s hack as it were,” said Mary Frances Berry, a member of the U.S. Com mission on Civil Rights and Sigal professor of history at the University of Pennsylvania. “But if one looks generally, one sees that on these campuses you have the basic sort of reaction against the expansion of opportu nity for blacks,” she said. Rustlers massacre Kenyan nomads NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) — Rus tlers armed with machetes and ri fles raided nomad camps at dawn and killed 192 people and injured 50 in a remote part of northwest ern Kenya, the government said Sunday. The rustlers stole about 3,500 cattle, sheep, goats and donkeys, officials said. Forty of the 50 rus tlers were captured and killed and about 3,000 animals were re covered. The sky over the mase scene was black with vu Hyenas and other wild anim ravaged the bodies of the vitt said the Sunday Nation,m pendent newspaper. Laban Kitele, a minisiet state in the olfice of the pre dent, said police tracked a killed about 40 of the 50rustle Hostage reports passenger conditioi, ALGIERS (AP) — A passenger aboard a hijacked Kuwait Air ways jumbo jet said Sunday about 35 hostages on the plane faced certain death if Kuwait refused to release 17 convicted terrorists. “All the passengers are in good health,” the man said. “1 hope the Kuwait government will act quickly to liberate the 17 young prisoners. Otherwise we all face a black end.” The man identified hinwf Suleiman Farhan Doukhi. Doukhi, who spoke Arabic firm voice, also sent “greetiif the Kuwait people, to mynw and father and to all those miss me. On Friday, the hijaclf brought two passengers io: aircraft’s radio to make statements. ' Palestinians protest assassination JERUSALEM (AP) — Palestin ians angered by the assassination of a PLO leader boycotted their jobs and staged protest marches Sunday, and Israel imposed cur fews on cities and camps in the occupied territories. Eight Arabs were wounded in scattered clashes with Israel diers in the occupied West^