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The Battalion
Tuesday, July 23,1991
Tuition hike should be gradual, Mobley says
Continued from page 1
"There is growing recognition
of the need for a tuition increase,
but it needs to be phased in
gently over a period of time," he
said. "There should also be an
increase in financial aid to
match, and (additional revenue)
should stay within the Universi-
ty."
Additional revenue brought
into the University by programs
like the cyclotron, the Sea Grant
College and the Institute for Bi
osciences and Technology will
save these "special item" pro
grams from losing their funding,
Mobley said.
"For each state dollar, (these
programs) bring in $3, $4 and $5
in federal and private funding,"
he said. "This money helps sup
port our students, researcn,
equipment and facilities."
Los Angeles police chief announces plan to retire next year
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Police
Chief Daryl F. Gates, under
pressure to step down since the
videotaped beating of a motorist
by police officers, said Monday
he will retire next year.
Gates, 64, who has been chief
for 13 years, said in a letter to
City Council President John Fer
raro that he would step down
when a successor is chosen. It's
not yet clear how a new chief
will be picked.
"Given the uncertain timeline,
I have selected the month of
April J992 as the month I will re
tire," he wrote. "If a permanent
chief has not been chosen by that
date, I will delay my retirement
until that selection has been
made." He said he'd pick a spe
cific date later.
Gates, 64, has been under
pressure to step down since the
March 3 videotaped police beat
ing of black motorist Rodney
King. Pressure intensified earlier
this month when an indepen
dent commission that investi
gated the department suggested
that Gates retire.
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and editor of the journal Touchstone, about the Persian Gulf War from 6 to 6:30
p.m.
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Saddam's ruling council declares amnesty for deserters
BAGHDAD, Iraq (AP) — Sad
dam Hussein's ruling council is
sued decrees Sunday forgiving
army deserters and government
opponents. The amnesties came
as relief officials reported thou
sands more Kurds were fleeing
Iraqi forces.
The decrees follow reports of
renewed fighting between gov
ernment forces and Kurdish re
bels in northern Iraq and troop
movements in the south into
Shiite Muslim areas.
The battles last week have
started a new migration of Kurd
ish refugees, the International
Committee of the Red Cross said
Sunday in Geneva. It reported
about 20,000 Kurds fleeing the
city of Suleimaniyeh and head
ing toward the Iranian border.
Red Cross spokeswoman Ka
ren Saddler also said relief work
ers visited about 1,200 Iraqi sol
diers captured by rebels in the
Suleimaniyeh area.
Separate Kurd and Shiite
uprisings after the Persian Gulf
War were crushed by Saddam's
forces, and more than 2 million
refugees fled toward Turkey or
Iran. Last week, Saddam urged
Iraqis to forget past differences
and promised greater political
openness.
Allied forces sent to northern
Iraq to protect returning Kurds
withdrew to Turkey last week,
but U.S. commanders had said
soldiers could return to quell
fighting. There were no indica
tions Sunday of U.S. plans to
dispatch troops.
Saddam's amnesty for army
deserters was first issued in
March after the Kurdish and
Shiite rebellions were put down.
The Shiites have claimed thou
sands of deserters joined the re
bel forces against Saddam.
But it was not immediately
clear if the Sunday decree cov
ered deserters from the Persian
Gulf war or those involved in the
rebellions. It does not cover offi
cers.
The Iraqi News Agency report
initially said the decree affected
all deserters, but then reported
the starting date for the amnesty
was March 20. There was no ex
planation for the change.
The ruling Revolutionary
Command Council, dominated
by Saddam, also granted an im
mediate amnesty to "political fu
gitives," an apparent reference
to opponents of the ruling Arab
Baatn Socialist Party.
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