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Pago 2 Monday, April 8, 1935 Daily N'cbrackan roiic-3 I: t onnr J & The following Itarr.s wmre rr ported to Vxt VKL police between 10:47 ,m. Thursday md 11:20 p.m. Satutday: 1C:47 lusa. Clothei rsporlej '.c'.:n fcvm 2:15 p.ra. Parklrj permit reported toJen In r&tilaf Aft 3, Berth of Karper-Sohramai-StniUi residence hrUls. Fti.-sy 12:43 .ti. Wallet r? ported lost or stolen In UaccLi. 1 p.m. f ort&bta radio re parted stolen torn i car at 1543 S St. 2.21 p.ra. Wstfct reported lout or stolen f.m the Kcbra'ki I.'; Ion. 4 p.ta. Perklaj penr.lt reported lori or to!en In FVs.nont. 4:23 p.m. lilt tnd-run accident reported In Parking Area 3, north of Karpsr-Sc'.emm- Smiik 4:23 p.ra. EacLpack reported stolen from the Coliseum. 6.57 pja. Wallet reported lost or stolen 10.31 n. Property darasge to vehicle reported In Ptxkir Area 33 on East Campus. 11:23 p.ra. 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MOSCOW Soviet leader Mikhdl Corbtchsv Kinounccd Sundry that Moccw h?J frozen until Novenber Us dcplcyment of mfT.-rntsa missiles and ether measures taken In rcEponss to U.S. Cniisa and Pershing-2 rockets in Eurc?3. m pj In an interview distributed by Tesa news sty, Gorbachev, 54, said the moratorium started Sunday. ' Gorbachev said that the fate cfthc freeze after November 'd epends on whether the United States follows oar exapte: Will it stop the deploy ment of its intermediate ranga missiles in Eurcpa cr nctf Although he did net sty so, Nowmbef is the mcrth when the Nether lands, which is still hanging fire cn the dtp!cj'r.cr.t cf n :w U.S. n-.isslles in its territory, is scheduled to make its f.r.aJ decision. From Santa Barbara, Califl, - The Hcr tdr.in!stration reacted Gorba chev's plan to freeze deployment of mecta-ra.3 nirilca. Presidential spokesman Larry Speskcs edd sech a Creese was not a substitute for negotiating sigrdScant weapens rcductiarj in G eneva arms talks. "If they want a freese, fine, but that's not enough. Tha nrxt step is to move to reductions," Speaks said. "Basically it is the same as enriicr So1ct c.Te.rs mm at a higher at a disadvantage to the United States," Spcakes said. Speaxes, nowevcr, saa u.o. oiiia&is woau extu.ii.( w j...ciai w CAIRO, tet Sudan's new military rulers Sunday ordered the arrest of the nation's fsnncr leaders, Egypt's middle eist news zzmcy reported. In a dispatch from Khartoum it said a statement by the rsw rulers said all leaders of the fonder regime would be rounded up end that police had started "enforcing the new order." Hie stateliest did not mention any names. President Ja:far Nimeiri, Sudan's ruler for 15 years, was in Cairo cn his way hcras from Washington when he was overthrown fcv Satnrdav's Unless coiso. Telephone mi telex links to kharicunt were still do-a but the capital otherwise appeared to be returning to normal. Eepoits from Western diplomats said shops had reopened, traSc was bask on the streets and air routes were expected to reopen in the next 24 hours. The now leader, Gen. Abdal-Mman Swareddateb, seemed in Ml control. Senators Japan must drop barriers WASHINGTON Japan must take down all barriers EirJtir.g the flow of U.S. products to the country if it hopes to silence the cries now raging through Congress for retaliatory trade measures, a Sanste lsader said Sunday. Congress will not be satisfied with measures that Lli short of imme diate elimination of trade barriers, such as a iwo-ycar phasa-out of tarifis, Senate Finance Committee Chairman Bob Packwood ssid. "It's too late," sdd Packwood. 'The Japanese have strung us out too lor.3 and the rubber band has slipped." The Oregon Eepublican said Japan should w&m all tssde barriers on bee citrus, tobacco and wood products. . "If they did that, that would pull the t eeth oat of most the ejections." he said. .. Last week, Packwood's committe basked a till viii3 President Eeagan 00 days to negotiate access toJapastra assists far o additional $3.5 billion in American goods cr imposa qnstss and isriS to cut Japanese imports by the same amount. Last pa? th UrJitsd Steles had a record trade deficit of $ 123 billion and a tZU Mllici itz?& h deslings with Japan. S. AMcan group v 4 yy mJWlim, Socth Africa South Af.ica's r.'J?, a- ti r; "tsSi group said tund:; it will strp 17 civil tfijotc p.s. The United Democratic Front, jkf ri"? 3 prottsts, d'o wwad mass isinui5siraiicn3 apiisi m Kew licarJ t;: 1 if It rr 3 hers. uw, puDiicity secretary, Terrcr Lekta till rrrcrt:ri t' :t if the New Zealand all black ru-by team toursd c.:h Ali:.:. ilh ir:b dlance of an international sfsortins hnwm -- ,w...m14..-, rh airpori3 and to the (rcsby) edds.M Most demonstrations are i!k:i in South Africa. Church proisao El Salmflofo anny SAN SALYADOB, El Salvador El Salvador's tci ch-d-sn Sunday gave unp?eceaented praise to the country's anny far its dafsssa of March Ieath;e and municipal polls in the hz tinm attests to have them annulled. fJTl8 hp3cp tines, pcrhsps, vrhcrs wa had ssca in the anned Krces tcp leadership such a clear r tts f?n ga yrAreftuishopArturoElvcrayDasias sdi Ln rafrencsto the army's opposition to last week's rbhtH c- t v , Avl Tirx. 3 2 wstly tc-ily at tha capital s Metro .AEald ?8 r.cd r;rcc3 "idZh 1 cctianal role !jyana ci It. f 1 "' ta Eocorasice with lv-- 1:-"! r- -' Ha called the development Vary ptfZn frrci- r .;.w ii3 praise was viewed hen as a mors! b-c r ttotv 4r i f-rccs and an achi-ledsraent that the military - fca !iiit!c-d taar hare for the last Id VtMS &zi a hzrihe'ry f,- ? W3 Chanel far tha better. rf