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. . . TU ftfrnrlng Incidents were report1! ta tKL la Parting Aim IS Bear 1&& B&4 Q streets. CstwrJey
police between 1 1:18 sjb. Thurs&iy and 7;18 p.m. &Opj3.-Eislaiyic2rtsdttSdN.lSlSi SS:17 swes., Allegedly lntoxlcttd person
Saturday. St -, ' reported Beat lOUi andT streets, Pewoa was
TfeaasSagr . FW&sy- Uksn to a tetox!"caion center.
11:13 sua. lire reported at the Stewart 1 p.ra. Banner reputed stolen fan West
Seed US) cn East tardus. Klaor drK3 wsa '. brock KasJc CuUJlrj. . " 7:18 jua. CU and-run Kcident reported
reported.' .. p.ta. tesaay reported stolen fan 'In the psik!'- !oi south of 17th and Holdrcge '
11.51 sua. ICUnd run accident reported ' Oer-iUk Ball' m streets.
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Military baclis peoiiieiit
TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras Ths Kcndsrsii militsry has sldjed with
President Eoberto Sasso Ccr.bva la a dlspats with (ktzi ever the
makeup of the Suprcnis Court, Fcrclt I.:i:.f:4-cr Edso PLcasald
Sunday.
Theconstitutlossl president fees won ths solid fccckisj of the anaed".
forces In Honduras for preserving the dafficcK!; 853tesa,M Pax Barnict
The-military, witleh relinquished power to Ccr&ra in 12 siter 12
m n mntrni h? tittansllv c-hved ta iriLttestisl ro!a In Handuran
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colitics mi its support had fcecn ecnssscraa esicr-i2l both ;
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The consititutiond crisis is the worst n m ii Ccrr.-s s govern
ment, the. staunches U.S. dly in Central Ariea. ' ViiMnstcn has"
expressed deep concern ever the matt'sr.
The dispute flaredThttrsdrsn Confess cvztzd tH prsddent of the
Supreme Court and four ether justices, tcains c tending elec
toral, rules to fsvor SU220 Cordova. When ccr:7c-3 t??s!?.ted a new
Supreme Court president sad justices, Corduvs fsi'sissd tiie fcgiskture of
vieiding the constitution and etang ft "tjcbr'sd cocp."
Poor turnout at SalfEdsrsi polls
SAN SALVADOR El SaMor Ssrsrj ?::t:i tzzly in' Katicaal
Assembly and municipal ttedhra ulth Uttls Ci-it ti vUl change
their lives, dominated ty Cvayerscf cM!. .
Leftist guerrillas opposed to ths U.S.-lsdxd clPfssident
Jose Nspoleaa DuarU tostensd sttades to tept fes vct3, Ttich they
hmQ called a farce, snd two reports ef rsbsl vt:l:;:.ts c:r::;ar.2ed the
start of voting.
Few vetera turned out early in the etcming w!.c-a ps'linj stations
cpened. Mike last year's presidential elections, there ware no long lines
at voting centers in the crpitol. But scenes cf ccnfalsn wera repeated,
Kith these on hand not knowing where ta go cr v Ut to do.
Following l&ekluster caaspslgns by the nine parties contesting the
elections, diplomats and political observers 'foreesst a low turnout in
voting for all 60 seats in the National Assembly and 282 myers.
Contraetorjuotifieo Peiitaon bill
WASHINGTON EiHing the Defense Department for country club
- dues and bearding a dog was not necessarily imprcper Kid ras certainly
negotiable, an executive cf General Dyn&"des zs'A Sund.
Frederick Wood, a vice president cf tha big defense centnetor, said
that although the company withdrew $23 million c f charges last week
after they were questioned ,$ Pentagon auditors, he belitved most of
. them were appropriate., t . ; ,
"In today's environment people can't understand that the laws have
things in categories of what is clearly acceptable and cleariy unaccepta
ble, and those in a gray area in the middle," Wood said.
He said items in this "gray area" were negotiable between the contrac
tor and the Pentagon.
Guerrillas release Frenchwoman
BEIRUT, Lebanon Guerrilla kidnappers released a Frenchwoman
unharmed Sunday as a Briton freed earlier described how he was grilled
repeatedly by captors who thought he was an American spy.
The 24-year-old Frenchwoman, Danielle Perez, a secretary at the French
Embassy, was seized nine days ago in West Beirut with her diplomat
father.
Her mother said she arrived home about 9 a.m., but did net know the
whereabouts of her father, attache Marcel Carton, cr ths identity of her
captors.
Carton is one of three French diplomats still missing c:r a wave of
abductions cf Westerners in Lebanon this ysx Of the 12 kidn-p victims,
five have now been released.
Meanwhile, British businessman Brian Lcvick, mho was released Satur
day after 15 days in a tiny solitary cell, told reporters ha wss pilled as an
American epy. The l&ysar-old director cf a Letosa oil company said he
had denied spying chsrgsa daring five interregsta essskns.
. IMipaMeli oweo final plea for aid '
WASHINGTON - Jeane Kirkpatrick marked her final dty as U.S.
ambassador to the United Nations Sunday with a call for ftnsnelfJ support
for anti-government rebels in Nicaragua.
Kirkpatrick, whose hardline positions on Central America hsve been a
hallmark of her tenure at the world body, said the Nicarguan rebels were
waging war against a communist dictatorship and deserved U.S. financial
aid.
Congress cut off covert aid to the rebels, known as "eontras," last, year.
President Reagan is seeking $14 million in new funding.
The conservative Kirkpatrick, who is leaving her U.N. pest to return to
academic life, left open the possibility that she might seek elective office.
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rrtfa5ii rx.jm wui compromise with Congress bv acee2tin2 less
Lii 1 1313 biiiion he requested for the Defense Deuartr.efi's budget
is past years, the president has ultiRgtefv k?A eema farm cf
WASHINGTON Treasury Secretary James Baker sufgested Sunday
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promise. It s not unlikely that th f.nl rcj,t?t m hs somethinj?
ess for the defense budget than the president submitted. 1 think he
knows that, Baker said in i intrfm ! it vw v.wu Rsnort
magazine.
It would net be unusual to m& th ri-'-'-t's z?7Z5 number
whittled down scsewhat up en the I?'! "
Withcut esteating the amount cfVr:-;;:'Tctf:!,cr said he
hoped they would not be ca pest o ta h-,Ti rr.i:; il vzzii. Baker
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