Show Damaged PageTsi LONDON (AP) — British Foreign Secretary Lord Carrington and two deputies re- Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher accepted the resignations after three days of mounting demands from newspapers and lawmakers — including members of the ruling Conservative party — for the Carrington and Defense SecretNott to be sacked over what John ary critics called the Falklands debacle “In my view much of the criticism is unfounded but I have been responsible for the conduct of the policy’’ said Carrington’s letter of resignation “I think it right ton was credited with solving Britain’s most intractable colonial problem when he negotiated independence for Rhodesia now black-rule- d Zimbabwe two years ago signed today amid national outrage over Argentina’s seizure of the Falkland Islands Two aircraft carriers left port leading a British naval armada assembled to retake the South Atlantic islands The aircraft carriers Invincible and Hermes heading the biggest British fleet to be put to sea since Britain tried to stop Egypt’s takeover of the Suez Canal 26 I resign” years ago steamed out of the southern that Mrs Thatcher told Carrington in a letter naval base at Portsmouth to patriotic she accepted his resignation with a that farewells cheers and tearful to take is The “heavy heart” after failing to dissuade expected trip a no him from his “unalterable decision” The two weeks but there were signs tenure at diplomatic solution would be found in that resignation ended his three-yea- r the which Office time Foreign during Carring 62-year-- Nott also tendered his resignation but Mrs Thatcher refused it telling him in a letter she needed him to continue “as our forces prepare for the possibility of armed action I have the fullest confidence in your ability to carry out the crucial tasks ahead” Two of Carrington’s aides Deputy Foreign Secretary Humphrey Atkins and Richard Luce Foreign Office minister of state for Latin America also tendered resignations which were accepted “God speed Invincible!” shouted 30000 Britons at the Portsmouth harbor as the 8000-mil- e Invincible stacked with Harrier f jets and Sea King antisubmarine helicopters was put to sea followed by the Hermes A flotilla of destroyers and frigates prepared to follow Argentine President Leopoldo Galtieri said his nation would go to war with Britain to defend the islands Argentina seized Friday and Argentine Foreign Minister Nicanor Costa Mendez said today Argentina cannot comply with a UN Security Council resolution calling for talks as long as the British fleet was en route to the 19500-to- n vertical-takeof- islands The main islands are 250 miles off the Argentine coast and had been under British rule 149 years Talks between Britain and Argentina over the Falklands have been conducted on and off without resolution for years The latest round started in February but no progress was reported On March 19 Argentine scrapworkers who landed on South Georgia island to dismantle whaling equipment raised their country’s flag Britain first demanded they leave but by March 30 Carrington had said they could stay under certain conditions Friday Argentina took the capital of Stanley by force In the Falklands the invaders dug in curfew on the 1800 imposed a 24-ho- staunchly ur pro-Britis- h islanders threatened jail terms for resisters to Argentine rule and decreed Spanish the official language Most islanders arc sheepherders of English and Scottish Serving Weber ISIorth Oavis IVlorgan and Box Elder Counties No 95 95th Year Ogden Utah Monday April 5 1982 25?! 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Sunday Snow wind brush fires take 60 lives United Press Internationa! spring storms showed no Record-breakin- g sign of weakening today devastating the East h with fire ice and winds and leaving wasteparts of the Midlands a tornado-ravage- d land At least 60 people were killed and hundreds more injured in the latest onslaught Dry conditions and sweeping winds fed about 200 brush fires Sunday in North Carolina and Virginia burning at least 15 homes in the two states Officials said the ampitheater at the Wolf Trap performing arts center in suburban Washington DC w’as a casualty of the fires A new Pacific storm moved into snow- - and d California and was expected to to snows in the Sierra Nevada add the that caused snowpacks of up to 35 feet — the largest accumulation since 1954 NWS forecaster Norm Hoffman said 148-mp- rain-battere- 20-fo- ot Extreme avalanche hazards forced about 400 people to leave their homes in portions of Squaw Valley Sunday and halted the search for the bodies of two people still missing in the Alpine Meadows avalanches that killed six people last Wednesday “The new storm will be nothing as sensational as last week’s but it will bring the snow level Hoffman said up” Snow and ice strafed the Great Lakes states and New’ England Sunday and a Rocky Mountain storm was expected to bring more snow eastward later today Snow blanketed the Rockies and the northern half of the Plains and a winter storm watch was 3Uc fo£ central and southeast Iowa the northern half of Illinois and the northern third of Indiana through today Gale warnings were in effect over the eastern Great Lakes and along the central and northern Atlantic Coast Unseasonably cold temperatures — between zero and 10 degrees — covered the northern tier of states A record low for April 4 was set at Muskegon Mich when the mercury fell to 14 degrees by midnight Sunday The previous daily record was 17 set in 1971 Arkansas and Texas were the hardest hit by more than 70 weekend tornadoes reporting 13 and 10 deaths respectively California reported six deaths w’ith two people missing and presumed dead Michigan five Colorado and Wisconsin four Mississippi three and two weather-related fatalities each were reported in Washington Pennsylvania Missouri and Kansas Indiana New York Iowa Ohio and Georgia each listed a single death More than 6 inches of snow piled on western Michigan where at least one traffic death was blamed on the snowstorm and nearly 10000 people north of Muskegon were without power fire Four people were killed in a on two sites More than 3500 acres were fire in in Harnett County and fires of 4000 acres in Pasquotank County and 1300 acres in Bladen County were raging out of control Firefighters were battling at least nine other major fires and more than 90 smaller ones wind-whippe- d Os Fire at Wolf Trap fire which Firemen fought to control a four-alargutted the Filene Center ampitheater at the Wolf Trap National Park for the Performing Arts near Vienna Va Sunday night The blaze which m rations urged Jews and Arabs in the “land of Jesus” to recognize the “legitimate aspirations” of West Bank Palestinians before new violence erupts “Again this past week new painful episodes have surfaced in the West Bank with dead and injured” the pope said referring to the wounding of Isg raeli soldiers and Arabs in rock-throwin- disputes Classified Comics Editorials Horizons LocalMetro Markets scheduled to open today in Baltimore and Cincinnati but rain threatens both games 5B 28 PAGES) Television UtahThe West Weather El Salvador (UPI) — The right-winNationalist Republican Alliance warned it may be able to identify the killers ofd one of its members but called on the Christian Democrats to solve the crime In a related development Sunday the acting archbishop of San Salvador Arturo Rivera toy Damas appealed to Salvadoran politicians stop feuding over power “as if the gushing rivers of blood meant nothing” David Joaquin Quinteros a representative of the Nationalist Republican Alliance (ARENA) was the first member of El Salvador s constituent assembly elected last week to be killed in political violence wracking the Central American nation of 48 million after a Quinteros and his cousin were shot and left to die in a party meeting Saturday trash dump used as a burial place by death squads a party official said taken to a Quinteros died later after being in the wounds bullet with San Salvador clinic head back and arm party spokesman Mario Redaelli said The cousin suffered only minor SAN SALVADOR g US-backe- 60-mem- 8B-9- B B 1A 4A 12A-13- A 1B-4- B 8B 2B 9B Movies Obituaries Sports “There has been a growth of the anxiety and uncertainty of the population who hopes for a condition in which their own legitimate aspirations are recognized and confirmed” the pope told 120000 people in a Palm Sunday address from the balcony of his apartment in St Peter’s Square “On this Sunday of the passion of the Lord my attention turns in a particular way to the land of Jesus to Palestine where he taught love and died so humanity could have reconciliation 5B-7- B 10A - 8A-9- A 2A On the beam “That land for tens of years has seen two opposing peoples in an antagonism that has been until now irreducible Each of them has a history a tradition their own vicissitudes that seem to make a settlement difficult” John Paul said The pope’s call for peace in the Middle East came on the first day of a heavy holy week schedule Before his address John Paul celebrated a Palm Sunday mass in the square -- 8A 10A-- 1 is still under investigation second major fire at the US backed party told to solve slaying ers Presidents Spencer W Kimball and N Eldon Tanner spoke briefly at confer- 10B-13- Orchestra indoor-outdo- or This is the theater Third erapfiosi VATICAN CITY (UPI) — Pope John Paul II beginning a holy week of celeb- Two ailing LDS Church lead- (2 SECTIONS Business 30-mp- building which among other things served as the summer home of the National Symphony Pope urges reconciliation in Holy Land raises death toll 500 hur Major league baseball is ence Sunday spawned numerous other brush fires fanned by winds caused an estimated $6 million h damage to the center and swept over 3500 acres of the state The cause of the fire in the Holy week celebrations Play ball! Conference ends United Press International 3B wounds ARENA President Roberto D’Aubuisson asked the government junta “to prove in these final days that it is really part of a democratic system and do everything it can to clear up this crime” Speaking at Quinteros’ funeral D’Aubuisson was referring to the Christian Democratic Party which shares power with the military “We’re not yet accusing anyone of the crime” he said adding that the surviving cousin may be able to identify The assassination came amid a fierce power struggle between a coalition of five extreme rightist parties and the US backed Christian Democrats for control of the assembly The Christian Democrats won 24 seats in the election During his homily at San Salvador’s Metropolitan Cathedral Rivera y Damas said heavy voter turnout last week was “a vote in favor of peace democracy and justice massively sent by the people “The people don’t want to see simply a power dispute between politicans as if the gushing Mexico (AP) — Weary hungry villagers crowded into shelters here in southeast Mexico as the government evacuated thousands of peasants from around the erupting volcano El Chichonal volcano erupted Saturday night The 4340-fofor the third time in six days raising the toll to at least 21 dead and at least 500 injured and pouring more tons of ashes on villages and towns for miles around Villagers who returned to their homes last Friday fled again Defense Minister Felix Galvan Lopez said the fate of 5000 people in isolated settlements on the slopes of the volcano still was not known Dr Rigoberto Garcia chief of medical services for Chiapas state said paratroopers would attempt to jump into the villages with food today if the clouds of smoke and ashes belching from the peak in the Sierra Madre did not turn them PICHUCALCO ot back About 10000 refugees arrived Sunday in Pichucalco 22 miles from the volcano Many were women and children whose homes collapsed under the weight of the volcanic debris Some were in a state of panic Children cried as they waited for buses or trucks to take them to shelters Ten shelters with a capacity of about 15000 in Villahermosa the Tabasco state capital were expected to be full today Troops evacuated Ixtacomitan a town of 6300 where the eruption Saturday destroyed the church and partially buried 70 percent of the homes “We do not have food or even water we are rivers of blood meant nothing” Rivera y Damas told 1500 people at the mass dying” said Rosaura Leon who tried frantical“The deception and frustration of the people ly to stop an automobile she believed was the unequal distribution of wealth war and carrying the mayor of Ixtacomitan She said he peace unpunished murders missing political had promised the people food The army was distributing uncooked dry corn prisoners the refugees that’s precisely what or commeal and beans must be overcome’’ he said -- 60-se- at |