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Tubularman by Boomer Cardinale' for AETEg SflVjNC, TEXAS AtM tiro Ffcom THE NEW lObS/To&ES PdPucNRiTY SPtffrtD ONCE /MAIN. f AND WHflT fccflty Of -dike it y ou tw? Associate Nov. T (Bates on t (J: ball calenc That’s ind Texa ide in Ft ilay on tr; on Bowl” Texas aver the ' 19-17 in t Ousted Pakistani leader Nerd House by Tom A. Madison SWC m “SEC attempts to regain post ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (AP) —- Benazir Bhutto’s opponents might bar her from office even if she gets the most votes in next week’s elec tion, or she could let them take over and risk political disaster in the eco nomic crunch ahead. “It’s not everything that I be prime minister,” Bhutto told a re porter during a break in the cam paign. “Why should I raise prices by 40 percent, which is what they said they’ll have to do after the elections? They’ll have egg on their faces and we’ll come back smiling next March. They won’t last six months.” Economists say Pakistan is in for hard times because of a large debt, dwindling reserves, higher oil prices and a sharp decline in exports. Whether Bhutto will be permitted to resume office has been a nagging question ever since she was ousted Aug. 6. President Ghulam Ishaq Khan used his constitutional power to dis miss her 20-month-old government on charges of corruption and abuse of power. He called elections three years ahead of schedule. Suspicion has grown that martial law will be declared to keep Bhutto out of power, although top generals deny it. The army and the president wouldn’t kick her out just to let her return three months later, the argu ment goes. After 11 weeks of name-calling and nearly a dozen unresolved court cases, 50 million voters will be eligi ble to deliver their verdict Wednes day. Despite increasing economic and social problems in this Moslem na tion of 110 million people, Bhutto has been the only campaign issue. Her Pakistan People’s Party and its smaller allies are pitted against the Islamic Democratic Alliance, a loose coalition spanning the ideolog ical spectrum and united only by op position to Bhutto. At stake are 217 seats in the Na tional Assembly, the law-making lower house of Parliament that elects the prime minister. Pakistani campaigns usually are noisy, but this one has been rela tively quiet, reflecting the cycnicism of an electorate that has seen too many promises broken and democ racy derailed too many times in the country’s 43-year history. Few disagree that Bhutto’s admin istration was disappointing. Her inexperience and alleged widespread corruption in her ad ministration drained the large reser voir of goodwill that made her the first woman to lead a modern Mos lem nation. More than anything, both critics and supporters say, her downfall stemmed from growing reliance on middlemen and a policy of giving party supporters jobs, contracts and other rewards. 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