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Box 10743 Golden, CO 0431 if? 4f TT 6 i i W ' 5 lit; t ' & ' " ; Tf ClA an fjsi otxufjfy T&yw A W - U iJi' f LOS ANGELES Four hundred demonstrators chanting slons both in support of and sinst Nlcar&gu&n leader Daniel Ortega Saavedra gathered outside a hotel here where Ortega addressed a luncheon meeting Sunday. Police kept the two groups, each composed cf about 200 people, apart while Ortega restated hh claims that the Reagan administration wanted to dominate Central America. Ortega, speaking through an interpreter, told a meeting of the Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions, a privately financed public affairs group, the United States wanted to dominate the region "even when their friends are dictators." Reaffirming the support of his Sandinista junta for the draft treaty on Central America prepared Dy tne ixmtr.Gora group or countries, he said: "If we reject this proposal, which is the only act tnai exists ior peate, uiuy taiizj wc hsvc possible p left is a path to war." The Contadora group, composed of Mexico, Colombia, Pana ma and Venezuela, proposed a treaty which provided for the closing of all foreign bases in the region within six months. Ortega has claimed the United States is planning to invade Nicaragua on Oct. 15 and that arms are being flown by VS. military pkne3 to Costa Rica in readiness for opening a war zone in southern Nicaragua. The US. administration i3 justify ing a war by the Central Intelligence Agency against Nicaragua on the grounds that the country poses a threat to the region, Ortega said Challenge? antenna oim accurate CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. The space shuttle Chilienger proved Sunday that it can be maneuvered accurately enough to aim a vita! antenna at an orbiting data relay satellite, saving an important earth observation program. After the successful maneuver, mission controllers were considering changing Challenger's flight plan to maximise the amount of data that can be gathered and sent back to earth under the program. They were planning to postpone from Tuesday to Thursday a "spacswall by two astronauts which would mark the first time an American woman has gone outside a spacecraft A delay in the Extravehicular Activity would allow for two extra days of earth observation, one of the most important objectives of the eight-day mission. The program would have been almost a total loss if the challenger had not been able to be aimed at the satellite. The antenna was to point automatically, but its aiming mechanism malfunctioned Saturday and had to he shut down. The Challenger was put through a series of delkate rocket maneuvers to point the disabled antenna at the data relay satellite. The tracking and data relay satellite (TORS), 22,000 miles above Challenger, is needed to relay to earth the digital infor mation gathered by an earth-watching radar instrument in Challenger's cargo hold. eras arrives for economic tmlm NEW YORK Israeli prime Minister Shimon Perc3 arrived here Sunday for tallss about vital future US. economic aid to Israel and the question of an Israeli withdrawal from south Lebanon. Per es will meet President Reagan in the White House for two hours of talks and lunch Tuesday. He will then meet Demo cratic presidential candidate Walter Mondale in New York Oct. 10. Peres, who has been Prime Minister for a little more than three weeks., also will have five sessions cf talks with Secretary off State George Shultz and one with Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberg?. Despite Israel's need for US. aid the annual inflation, rate exceeds 4 00 percent Peres was reported to have toM easmet colleagues before kavkg for New York that he would not go into Tuesday's meeting with Reagan "lilcs a beggar at the door." h!n in thia .rsi kAwwr hfttA rtfst h&&r tf.TthffYnn& fr first Shultz, who said Isst week that Syria and Israel are too far apart for the US, to begin acth-e mediation. can loo Eiid E I0SC0W Sovist Foreign Minister Andrei Gromvko met Palestine Liberation Organization chief Yasser Arafat in East Berlin Sunday alter ceremonies marking East Germany's 33th anniversary, the Soviet news agency Tass said. Tass said the meeting took place at Arafat's request and the two men dis cussed the situation in the Middle East Grcmyko repeated Moscow's state position, Which supports the PLO in its demand for a Palestinian homeland and Israeli withdrawal from occu pied territories, Tar said