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Show f a; sgQfl The Daily Herald Thursday, February 18, 1993' !cofioefiisfs say Clinton plan needed Bilefs Nobel winners condemn Burma v BANGKOK, Thailand (AP) -A group of Nobel Peace Prize winners condemned Burma's military junta today, demanding it free Aung San Suu Kyi and other political prisoners and restore democra- Associated Press Writer TOKYO Economists in ma- he said. "Japan also should con- financial centers described tribute to the stable growth of the jor President Clinton's economic re- global economy by boosting its docovery plan today as painful but mestic demand and promoting ' necessary if Washington is to lead open market policies." the way in helping end the world In London, Britain's leading recession. business daily, The Financial The dollar rebounded from Times, said in an editorial that the record-tyin- g lows against the Japa- plan may not be sufficient to tackle nese yen in Tokyo in response to the deficit and spur economic the Clinton package. It also growth, but "is broadly in the right strengthened against other major direction." It added, however, "Mr. Clinforeign currencies in early European trading. ton is taking a gamble in the tax "Clinton has given the U.S. increases he now proposes. votes on the basis of promsome stimulus, but he is .1 economy " TTrrrHr'iTrrrrr ft also making Americans pay for it. ises he knows he ought not to AP Photo It means America is not going to keep." Clinton had promised durhave a quick recovery and we ing the election campaign that he won't have one either," Citibank would not raise taxes for the midA guard at a Pollution over air the economist Ivana Bottini said in dle class; yet his plan includes such city. hanging stagnant helicopter landing pad atop the Mexicana Airlines tower Wednesday morning in increases. levels surpassed tolerable limits and officials Sydney, Australia. southern Mexico City looks out over the declared an environmental emergency. An editorial in the Times of "But everyone looks for the quick fix in economics, and this London said Clinton's budget protries to address some longer-terposals "show about an equal measure of political courage and low problems," She added: "Clinton has identi- cunning. He deserves credit for fied areas where the U.S. is weak, facing the reality that his campaign and infrastructure is one area promises to attack the deficit; where the U.S. lags places like through taxes on the rich were non- -, Japan," she said, "fc' ' is important sense." over the longer term. "The real spending cuts will be; Cmdr. Barry Frewer, spokestake this decision because we have By LAURINDA KEYS Josen Takahashi, a senior econ- delivered not by the president but been trying to help the victims, the man for the U.N. forces, indicated Associated Press Writer and if omist at Mitsubishi Research Insti- by Mrs. Clinton, when ordinary people, and we cannot do that U.N. military forces could tute in Tokyo, said Clinton's mea- she slays the dragon called the SARAJEVO, take over as the main relief distribthat," Ogata said. sures would be painful for American Medical Association," The United Nations said it utor if ordered to do so by U.N. The Bosnian government accusand might promote it added. Americans had at least 150 relief trucks on es the United Nations of ignoring headquarters. but are the only Peter Staisch, chief editor of, Bosnia's roads today despite the protectionism On the battlefront, Serbian radio besieged Muslims in eastern Bosthe United States can cut its German's all news v network, way aid most of suspension operations nia and has blocked U.N. food aid in Bosnia said Wednesday that the said Clinton's speech reminded deficit. in the warring republic. western crucial government-hel- d from reaching Sarajevo in protest. reduchim of John F. Kennedy's appeal deficit the "Even though Serb forces, meanwhile, apConvoys to the region have been Sarajevo suburb of Stup had fallen to as not what their, Americans to tion can be achieved, successfully be in to on the capipeared closing halted by ethnic Serbs, who took overnight. Bosnian military offiefdo for them but what . can will a have country big negative they tal. Bosnian Serb leaders have reup arms against Muslims and cials denied the report. their can for do on for instance fect, country . employment, they peatedly said they want to take half Croats when they declared BosStup is the last major governmethis has' is Bill how "With issue and the (ClinClinton, big long of Sarajevo as the capital of their nia's nt-held defense line immediateindependence from the public sup- been translated into 'don't look maintain can ton) own republic. Yugoslavia in February ly west of densely populated Sarainto this reform program to see Sadako Ogata, the U.N. High port," he added. 1992. jevo proper. If it were to fall, areas meanwhat there is for you as individual Sacrifices Americans, by Commissioner for Refugees, on Sarajevo storehouses remained of central Sarajevo would be open but to see what alL excuse less will Americans, while, Japan give waraccused Bosnia's e Wednesday Serbian fire and infull today but it was unclear how to as its Americans can derive from it,"' such maintain measures to food a factions as of using ring long authorities would be able to fantry. ban on imported rice, intended to Staisch said in a commentary. political weapon and said her agenThere was heavy shelling today maintain their ban on distribution. Staisch said Clinton was correctt avoid pain for the nation's influency would stop delivering aid to by Bosnian government forces Many of the city's 380,000 resito demand sacrifices from all but tial farmers, Takahashi added. d and areas. Sarajevo from artillery positioned at the dents depend on U.N. aid. ComAmericans: "Ameri-- 1 The head of the powerful Japan "I really regret that I have to main Kosevo hospital. Serbs reanthe was the crisis pounding Economic Organiza- ca is the land of the most Nobel of Federation nouncement that bread, a main sponded with heavy shelling totions said in a statement he hoped Prize winners" but it has become a ward the hospital. staple, would continue to be unClinton's plans to reduce the budg- "social welfare case" because of. Seven shells hit the Sarajevo airavailable for the next few days. its big deficit. et deficit would work. But Tony Land, U.N. operaport today, said an Associated In London, an employers' orga- -' other with "I this, hope together Press photographer at the scene, tions chief, said seven or eight coneconomic measures focusing on in- nization, the Confederation of Bri- - ; but it was not known' who fired voys were passing through Saravestment, will improve the com- tish Industry, called Clinton's tax them. food to other jevo today, taking petitiveness of the U.S. economy proposals bad news for British By DAN BIERS in Bosnia. At least 18,000 people have points as a whole," said chairman Gaishi companies with large U.S. Associated Press Writer He said 150 to 200 trucks were been killed in the war so far, but Hiraiwa. on the road, some of them in centhe government says that more BEIJING An ailing editor imtral Bosnia, which is not affected than 134,000 people were killed or prisoned during the 1989 crackdown on activists by Ogata's decision. Some of the missing in areas controlled by the Bosnian army. was released on bail today, the trucks are operated by Ogata's ofThe U.N. aid cutoff reflects the fourth dissident freed this week by fice and some by the U.N. military in subwhich is force Nations' growing not United Bosnia, a government looking to improve aid to the cutoff. its international image. ject Despite the flurry of releases, the government denied that the moves have anything to do with I foreign policy. Li Guiren, the depof the Shaanxi uty IS ONE-STE- P Huayue Publishing House, was rehis a than before leased more year AULCMKG term was to have ended, 1376 NORTH State St. the official Xinhua News Agency TELEPHONE OREM. UTAH 84059 REPORT OF CONDITION of Western Community Bank of Orem in the State of reported. Utah at the close of business December 31, 1992. On Wednesday, the government Dollar Amount in Thousands ASSETS Recycles clippings into free fertilizer! Cash and balances due from depository institutions: paroled two student leaders of the 22" turning radius. 839 balances and currency and coin a. 1989 protests Wang Dan, who 753 balances b. Briggs I2.5HP VC QUIET engine. was No. on the list of most wanttransmission 741 Securities 3 Year No Fear Warranty! federal funds sold and securities purchased under agreements ed students after the movement 750 to resell was crushed, and Guo Haifeng. None Securities purchased under agreements to resell It also released a Catholic priest Ixans and lease financing receivables: B0LEUS0HE-STE- P 5228 Loans and leases, net of unearned income from Shanghai. Two other promi26 Allowance for loan and lease losses ISS: been have free set nent dissidents 'tel Summer Loans and leases, net of unearned income, 5202 own rjwrtj in the past month. allowance, and reserve 245 Premises and fixed assets (including capitalized leases The most recent releases come None Other real estate owned 14 as the International Olympic ComIntangible assets 55 Other assets mittee is to inspect Beijing, which 8599 Total assets Eliminates the need to rake or bag. is bidding for the 2000 Summer 8599 drive. Total assets and Losses deferred pursuant to 12 L'.S.C. 1823 (j) Games. Beijing is doing its utmost height adjustment j LIABILITIES 4 Models., low at S299. to win the games, from massive 3 Year No Fear Warranty! Deposits: 7129 a. In domestic offices road improvement projects to a contest to select a Mr. and Miss 2118 (1) 5011 Beijing to help welcome the in(2) 13 Other borrowed money spection team. 13 Other Labilities The releases also come a month 7155 Total liabilities f7 after the inauguration of President EQUITY CAPITAL 600 Common stock Clinton. 900 cy. . The laureates traveled to the border today to interview people who had fled Burma. Burma had denied them entry. The Nobel laureates voiced concern over the plight of opposition leader Mrs. Suu Kyi, the 1991 peace prize winner who has been under house arrest in the Burmese capital for the past 3 Vi years. "We join the international community in calling for her immediate and unconditional release and for the restoration of democracy in Thai-Burme- "The strength and stable growth of the U.S. economy is a plus to the ; rest of the world, including Asia," By ERIC TALMADGE se He-boug- ' "' 111 iimr"""l .. Smog city Burma." they said in a statement. denounces suspects' acquittals ANC ; m trucks operate despite decision to suspend relief efforts in Bosnia U.N. JOHANNESBURG, South AfThe African National Congress denounced today the acquittal of five men charged in the massacre of 28 blacks and said it suspected police involvement in the crime. "There is a strong likelihood that policemen actually participated in the massacre," the country's main black group said. In a ruling Wednesday, a judge blamed poor police work and unreliable witnesses for his failure to convict anyone in the May 1991 massacre in the Swanieville squatter camp west of Johannesburg. The ANC said the killers were members of the rival Inkatha Freedom Party who lived in a nearby workers' hostel. rica (AP) Bosnia-Herzegovi- , na n-t- . Serb-dominat- ed Australian soldier shot in Somalia close-rang- . Serb-hel- MOGADISHU, Somalia (AP) A sniper wounded an Australian soldier on foot patrol before dawn today, and Canadian troops fired at protesters outside their base, wounding three Somal-iofficials said. U.S. led forces have faced scattered violence since they arrived Dec. 9 to impose order and ensure that relief shipments reach people stiicken by war and famine. Two U.S. Marines have been killed in attacks on night patrols. Australian Pvt. Christopher Day. 19, was shot in the shoulder as his patrol came under fire in a market area in Baidoa, 120 miles northwest of Mogadishu, military officials said. Day was hospitalized in satisfactory condition. low-inco- China releases dissident editor stone-throwi- s. -- cy Dog credited with saving ld editor-in-chi- old five-ye- A MIDLAND, Ontario (AP) who wandered a boy half mile from home in the cold apparently wanting to visit his mother and newborn sister was rescued by a dog who kept the child warm and led him to safety. Police called the Alsation shepherd a hero. '"It's isolated, it is a rural area. Had he wandered in the bush, it could have been a whole different scenario," said Midland police officer Kiri Wood. The biy's mother, who gave birth Saturday, was at a hospital 25 miles away and his father was sleeping in when the decided to head out by himself on Tuesday morning. B0LH WesternCommunityBank ar RIDER 6 Noninterest-bearinInterest-bearin- Extra-tig- g g 1 ld three-year-ol- ef N0Wf449 . front-whe- Single-lev- d Noninterest-bearin- Interest-bearin- Tajik rebels kill Taunit in civil war-tor- n slain was by jikistan militants because he refused to sell them arms and ammunition, military officials said today. rJ g Surplus Undivided profits and capital reserves Total equity capital Total equity capital and Losses deferred pursuant to 12 U.S.C 1823ij) Total Labilities, limited-l- ife preferred stock, and equity capital DUSHANBE. 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