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Show Page 2 - THE HERALD, Provo, Utah. Friday, July 19, 1985 World RounduP this West African nation. A ministry statement said the students were arrested Wednesday as they left the embassy. were "involved in passing the Soviets classified information on various military instal- lations in Liberia and the defense of the military,' it said. capabilities Meet Set - Union, who is now president. Presi(UPI dent Reagan will meet with new WASHINGTON Reagan will meet with his successor in Washington after Shevardnadze meets with Secretary of State George Shultz in New York during the opening of the U.N. General Assembly. Soviet foreign minister Eduard Shevardnadze in September to plan for the superpower summit in No- vember, the White House an- nounced Thursday. After almost four years of no direct contact with Soviet leaders, Reagan met last September with forAndrei Gromyko, the long-tim- e eign policy steward of the Soviet Reagan and Gorbachev will meet in Geneva Nov. 19 and 20, the first summit of the Reagan administration. U.S.-Sovi- - lons of the armed forces, but et officials are saying nothing. A Western (AP) that the said Thursday diplomat general who was the Soviet military's top political officer for more than two decades apparently has been replaced by a man 20 years his junior. , The report was one of several about changes in the upper ecne- - Sovi- diplomat, who The Western spoke on condition of anonymity, said Gen. Alexei A. Yepishev appeared to have been replaced by Gen. Alexei D. Lizichev. The diplomat's information has proved reli able in the past. ROME battle cruiser nuclear-powpre- d Ki- - as hiph as 200. The dam site, near the village of Stava in the Val di Fiemme, is 193 miles northeast of Milan. The closest major city, Bolzano, is 29 miles away. lpast inn npnnle. officials said. The retaining (AP) Italian state television quoted the civil defense minister, Giuseppe Zamberletti, as saying at least 100 people perished, and other officials said the toll in the disaster may be MANAGUA, Nicaragua (UPI) -- streamed into Managua today celebrate the sixth anniversary of der" as they got against Nicaragua. Busloads of peasants, many armed with rifles, pulled into a trips large plaza after IIECTAIIIIIIS FRESH CORN from the provinces. They shouted the anniversary slogan, "Nicaragua victorious, we'll never surren KOflEYDEWS Briefs South Africa Calls for Firmer Action disturbed by rioting, police said. JOHANNESBURG, South Africa Police fired tear gas to (AP) scatter 2,000 stu- g stone-throwin- Witnesses stone-throwi- Kill - sea-fro- at the facility. The committee is made up of representatives of Lebanon's army and militias and five of the Syrian officers supervising the plan aimed at ending violence and bringing stoned police vehicles. CANTALOUPE thousands left homeless, the China Daily newspaper reported today. The floods in the remote prov- Inces of Guizhou and Sichuan fol lowed six rain in of unusually heavy days late June and early July, Civil Affairs Ministry official Yao Shaoyu was quoted by the newspa- . U TOMATOES y :') . - rent and anti-Semiti- the On c. fourth day of the conference marking the end of a decade dedicated by the United Nations to women, delegates also debated resolutions equating Zionism and racism. At the Nairobi University campus, dozens of women from around the world staged an demonstration, waving placards saving "down with Zionism." I ;X larger group protesting apartheid; South Africa's legalized racial segregation system, rallied at the university afttr police refuseJ to allow it to march through down CORRECTION ASSORTED 70 Soviet cruiser Grosniy participates in exercises in the Atlantic. rov started operations off northern Norway, Four of the Soviet navy's most modern vessels, two Sovremenny class destroyers and two Udaloy class destroyers were among the seven warships protecting the Kiev and the Kirov, it said. HAUBUT STEAKS 029 Lb SPARE RIBS The Civil Defense Ministry said initial reports were that the dam collapsed but that later information said an earthen retaining wall gave way, pouring mud and water over as many as 20 houses and lour Country Style, lb SLICED CHEESE Inc. 1555 North 200 Wtit. Provo, Utah 84o04 B E JENSEN, Publilhtr N. lAVERl CHRISIEN5EN. Editor Ementut Entered at tecond clan motter ot the poll office in Provo, Utah PO 10 town Nairobi. 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Month 6 Montht One Year capital. security to the war-tor- n The two main stumbling blocks to durable security in Beirut are a the airport and the Green Line land of shattered buildings dividing the Moslem western sector from the Christian east. At Beirut airport Thursday, witnesses said gunmen had left the facility and only a few unarmed members of the Shiite Moslem Amal militia remained. IBB U3060 ) Month, comer 6 Monthj, carrier One Year, corner liver nationally broadcast speeches lauding the revolution's gains and condemning the United States for supporting rebels known as the QQ( rw 250 lb. average, ft Builders MEMBER SUBSCRIPTION authoritarian rule. Senior members of the leftist government were expected to ded I Bordon, fc .1 e 55921 Refrigerator on page five of the Sears July 10 circular is incorrectly described. It is 19 cu. ft. We regret any inconvenience this may have caused our customers. ( LUNCH MEAT 12 oi. pack. The I Nvpaptrt, ,I A-- Lb CUPS Fo3; sunra Soippi Uogu I CABBAGE NOTICE anti-Israe- li Published Sunday through Friday by . oo ORANGES Farm Pack, 40 years. per as saying. The newspaper said the death toll of 275 people was among the highest caused by flooding in southwestern China in recent decades. SSL IT Red Ripe lb t Sweet Juicy, 6 Ib.s Serving Israeli Women Condemn Apartheid Israeli NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) delegates to the U.N. women"s conference today condemned South Africa's apartheid policy as abhor- 15' Vine Ripe Li up security at Least 275 People Torrential PEKING (UPI) rains in southwestern China spawned some of the region's worst floods in decades, with at least 275 people dead and tens of commit- tee Thursday ordered police to patrol the road leading to the airport and appointed one of 40 Syrian army officers supervising the plan to take charge of beefing where students neighborhood, coordination A Soweto, outside Johannesburg. The biggest clash with police was at a secondary school in the Diepkloof dents today at a school in Soweto, South Africa's largest black community. Fifteen other black townships throughout the country were also China Floods agreement." reported sporadic in several areas of .15' Sweet Golden lb Authorities Agree on Tort Security - AuBEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI) thorities responsible for a Syrian-backe- d security plan turned their attention to the city's airport after militiamen withdrew from the battered facility under a "gentleman s .98' dot. U.S.-backe- Officials said they expected 400,-00- 0 people to gather in Managua's National Plaza for official ceremonies commemorating the ouster of dictator Anastasio Somoza and the end of his family's 43 years of all-nig- the Sandinista revolution and listen the "insolent to leaders denounce ' threatening action Yankee note-- off. nut) trrtuivt SWEET Nicaragua Celebrates Sixth Anniversary of Sandinistas Thousands of Nicaraguans to -- MONDAY THROUGH TUESDAY 100 in Tourist Breaks Killing Dam Area, Italy wall of a dam crumbled today after recent thunderstorms, and flood waters poured into a popular tourist area in northern Italy's Dolomite mountains, killing at cJ n two-prong- USSR Fires Defense Minister MOSCOW A I Vtfj I "A? oocl j.o? J. - NATO has (AP) submaand 40 about ships assigned rines to monitor a major Soviet sea and air exercise taking place across a stretch of the North Atlantic, Norwegian and North seas, the Western military alliance said today. As many as 80 ships and submarines from the Soviets' Northern, Baltic, and Black Sea fleets were reported to be involved in the exercise. NATO said the Soviet ships were being observed by 17 British Royal Navy vessels, and ships and planes from all other NATO countries in the area. Western news reports say the Soviets were practicing their response to what they expect would assault by NATO be a in time of war. The Soviets anticipate NATO would try to cut off the Northern Fleet at the northern tip of Norway, and pour reinforcements into Norway by sea, the reports said. NATO's Eastern Atlantic surveillance center at Northwood in northwest London said a powerful Soviet task force from the Northern Fleet joined the exercise on Thursday. It said in a statement that the aircraft group, led by the 43,000-to- n carrier Kiev and the 22,000-to- n LONDON They on to Pre-Sum- mit I I 40 NATO Ships Monitoring Soviet Navy Ocean Exercises Liberia Breaks Ties With Soviet Union MONROVIA, Liberia (AP) -The government said Thursday it is breaking diplomatic relations with the Soviet Union. It acted the day after 14 students were arrested for allegedly providing military secrets to the Soviet Embassy. The Foreign Ministry said Liberia's diplomats were being recalled from Moscow and Soviet diplomats would be given 72 hours to leave The latest in national and international news from United Press International WI TO 49" ADD ONLY 10 THIS! PRICES S8 H |
