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Friday, March 1G, 1934
El Salvador . . .
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Military abuses have almost been stopped, Rivas
Gallont said. A recent order to the military to detain
no civilians is an example of the government's
attempt to stop these abuses, he said. Rivas-Gallont
said there was not enough information to intelli
gently discuss a report that a member-of the
audience had heard, which said that uniformed Sal
vadorans had taken the parents of two children
who are now in Los Angeles.
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Rivas-Gallont said that he would rather not see
Roberto D'Aubulsson win next Sunday's election
because the other candidates "were more committ
ed to democracy then D'Aubulsson ever was."
But, when asked why he would not condemn
D'Aubulsson, who he said would be "bad news for El
Salvador." Kiv Calient zzld thnt he hr.d never seen
D'Aubulsson shoot anyone. D'Aubulsson has been
accused of leading "riht-wing" death squads.
"The business of diplomacy b a difficult one,"
Kivas-Gallont said. As a member of the government,
he said, it was not his job to criticize political
candidates.
The cases of Americans killed in El Salvador are
progressing in the judicial system,' Rivas-Gallont
said, including the one involving the death of four
Catholic nuns killed on Dec. 2, 1980. Progress is also
being made in the assassination of Archbishop
Oscar Romero, who was shot while celebrating the
Mass. The fourth anniversary of Romero's death is
next Saturday.
Rivas-Gallont said he was not here in response to
next week's Central American Week. The UNL func
tion will be sponsored by the Latin American Solid
arity Committee and Nebraskans For Peace, who
both oppose VS. intervention in Central America.
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SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador El Salva
dor's most important clergyman Thursday
said he opposed "any increase In U.S. military
aid to El Salvador and preferred social and
economic aid. "Further military aid will just
prolong the conflict," Archbishop Arturo Kiv .
era y Damas said in an interview with Reuters.
In Washington, the Senate Appropriations
Committee Wednesday approved a request by
President Reagan for $93 million of military aid
to the government here in its fifth year of war
against left-wing guerrillas.
Rivera y Damas said additional U.S. aid to
strife-torn El Salvador should be social and
economic. "We are in favor of a peaceful, nego
tiated solution " he said.
Rivera y Damas said he understood that the
United States saw its interests threatened here
and said the conflict had become geopolitical.
"Both superpowers have interests in El Sal
vador," he said. But he said regional problems
had been "complicated by foreign interests"
adding that this jeopardized self-determination.
One killed, 70 injured in collision
CULBERTSON, Mont. One person was
killed and at least 70 injured, 10 of them criti
cally, when an Amtrak passenger train col
lided with a loaded gravel truck at a railroad
crossing in northeastern Montana Thursday,
police said. Two engines and nine cars were
derailed. '
According to an Amtrak spokesman in Wash
ington, there were at least 140 passengers
aboard the train when it collided with the
truck 15 miles west of the Montana-North
Dakota state line.
The truck driver was killed. Most of the
injured were taken to hospitals in Williston,
N.D.. and Cuibertson.
Passengers said the regularly scheduled "Em
pire Builder" was traveling from Chicago to
Seattle when the engineers slammed on the
brakes. The train began to slide, tossing people
and baggage across the cars.
An Amtrak attendant from Chicago, Mau
rice Lewis, said passengers could see the truck
and it seemed to be trying to beat the train to
the crossing.
Cease-fire holding in Beirut
BEIRUT A cease-fire declared Tuesday
was generally holding in Beirut Thursday and
official sources said a committee of militia and
army representatives met to discuss how to
strengthen the truce.
Residents heard occasional bursts of gunfire
on the "Green Line" dividing Christian and
mainly-Moslem sectors of the capital but there
was less shooting than Wednesday. No artillery
was fired on residential areas.
The official sources said the four-man cease
fire committee, which held its first session
Wednesday, met again in a building on the
Green Line controlled by French troops.
Catholics riot after shooting
BELFAST, Ireland Young Catholics rioted
early Thursday over the shooting of Sinn Fein
leader Gerry Adams, hyacking buses and ston
ing cars in Belfast and hurling more than 20
firebombs at police in Londonderry. Security
across the British-ruled province was tight
ened, as soldiers guarded the hospital bed
where Adams, head of the Irish Republican
Army's political arm, was recovering from an
assassination attempt. -
Adams, an elected member of the British
Parliament who has never taken his seat, was
reported to be in satisfactory condition after
being shot three times in the neck and shoulder
yesterday. Protestant extremists claimed
resrjonsibilitv for the shooting.
Fiynt threatens llzzzzzx from jail
WASHINGTON - The Secret Service said
Thursday it was investigating a claim by maga
zine publisher Larry Flynt that he has put out a
contract to have President Reagan assassi
nated. Flynt, currently serving a 15-month
contempt of court term at a Butner, N.C. pri
son, made the threat in a telephone interview
aired Wednesday night over the Cable News
Network.
"One thing I will confess to I have con
fessed to putting a contract out on President
Reagan's life, I want to kill him," Flynt said in
the interview.
A Secret Service spokesman said today the
agency was taking the threat seriously.
"We have received that information and we
are investigating it," he said.