Daily Nebraskan
Tuesday, April 8, 1986
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WASHINGTON The Philippine
finance minister said Monday his coun
try needs an additional $100 million in
U.S. economic aid, plus $580 million in
loans, to avert a financial crisis that
could undermine the new government
of Corazon Aquino.
"We are in an emergency situation,"
Jaime Ongpin said in a speech at the
Carnegie Endowment for International
Peace.
He said the Aquino government will
not have enough money to pay its bills
Reagan
conference
Wednesday
WASHINGTON President
Reagan will have a nationally
televised news conference at 7
p.m. CST Wednesday, a White
House spokesman said.
The 30-minute question-and-answer
session with reporters in
the East Room of the White
House will be Reagan's 35th for
mal news conference as presi
dent and his first since Feb. 11.
Israelis raid Palestinian camps
SIDON, Lebanon Israeli warplanes
streaked through a barrage of ground
fire Monday and bombed Palestinian
strongholds near refugee camps around
this southern port.
It was the third Israeli air raid this
year on the Sidon area, where guerrillas
have been rebuilding bases destroyed
by Israel's 1982 invasion.
Police said five Palestinians and a
21-year-old Lebanese woman were in
jured. State-run Beirut radio said two
people were killed and 22 wounded in
Jhe 45-minute air strike on bases near
the teeming Ein el-Hilweh and Mieh-
Setting it Straight
An announcement for a pancake
feed at St. Mark's on the Campus in the
Digest column (Daily Nebraskan, April
3) incorrectly gave the wrong tele
phone number for information because
of an error in a press release. The cor
rect telephone number is 474-3390.
An announcement in the Digest
column for appointments to the Educa
tional Education Office for summer
internships (DN, April 7) also con
tained a wrong telephone number be
cause of a production error. The correct
telephone number is 472-1452.
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ALL MATERIAL COPTHIBIH IS8D UAILT nroMai
official says country
for the rest of the year unless it gets
help. "We are in trouble, I can tell you."
Congress is already considering $100
million for the Philippines, in addition
to $214 million previously approved,
and is considered likely to appropriate
the larger amount.
But Ongpin said it is equally impor
tant for Washington to help persuade
the International Monetary Fund and
commercial banks to make $580 mil
lion in previously approved funds
S.E. Copple out of jail
FORT WORTH, Texas S.E. Copple,
the former president of the insolvent
Commonwealth Savings Co., was re
leased Monday from the Federal Cor
rectional Institute here after serving
nearly 10 months of his sentence, pri
son officials said.
Copple, 89, was sentenced to serve
12 to 14 months on a state charge of
making a false entry in Commonwealth
books and a concurrent 366-day federal
sentence for making a false entry in the
books of a Beatrice financial institution.
Copple entered the prison June 10,
1985.
Lincoln attorney John Stevens Berry,
Mieh refugee camps, and at the hilltop
village of Siroubieh.
The Israeli jets swooped in from the
sea through machine gun and missile
fire at 11:45 a.m., releasing hot-air bal
loons to deflect the heat-seeking
missiles.
Israel's military command said all
planes returned safely. It said the
pilots reported accurate hits on a
communications center and several
buildings used by guerrillas planning
attacks on Israel's border.
Targets included four bases of PLO
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available by the end of June. He also
said the United States should put pres
sure on Japan to give assistance.
"This role is as important as direct
U.S. aid," he said. "If we do not get that
support from the IMF and commercial
banks, we are back in a situation where
we could have a foreign exchange
crisis."
Such a crisis, he said, "Would
undermine not only the economy, but
the new administration."
who defended Copple, said in Lincoln
Monday that he hoped Copple would be
able to live out his final days in peace
and in as pleasant surroundings as
possible.
"I do not minimize the tragedy of the
depositors and neither does S.E. Cop
ple," Berry said. "He has constantly
expressed anxiety, even grief, over the
situation of the depositors."
Berry said he did not believe Lincoln
would become Copple's permanent
home.
He was assigned as a light duty
orderly and did work briefly cleaning
bathroom sinks, dusting and other
light housekeeping chores.
chief Yasser Arafat's mainstream Fatah
guerrilla faction and two used by the
Popular Front for the Liberation of
Palestine, a Marxist group led by George
Habash.
The Israeli communique said the
raid was in retaliation for an attempted
foray March 31 into northern Israel by
Fatah, the main Fighting force of the
Palestine Liberation Organization.
Israel said four guerrillas who tried
to cross into Galilee to seize hostages
were captured by Israeli troops and
their South Lebanon Army militia allies.
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