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Show 8 A The Salt Lake Tribune, Monday, November Foreign Briefs S. jGsRAFFIYf Death Toll 50 hi Poland Fire ; Korea Court Affirms Death 3, 19K0 AfelV YoUC-L- : v fitAT AT AM-- Reuter News Agency WARSAW The death toll from Polands worst hospital fire since World War II rose to 50 Sunday with the death of two more patients, officials said. The director of the mental hospital at Coma Grupa near Bydgoscz, some 120 miles northwest of Warsaw, said the fire broke out in the third floor which housed the most serious psychiatric cases. More than 260 patients were evacuated and another 29 were rescued with injuries as Polish army units and 15 fire departments fought the blaze. The director said the cause of the fire was still being investigated. OF CAM T Plan Mission To End War Israel Inaugurates 2 Settlements ; Reuter News Agency I A BELGRADE committee of the d movement met in the Yugoslav capital Sunday to discuss a planned peace-makin- g mission in the Iran-Ira- q War. Foreign ministers of Yugoslavia, India, Zambia and Cuba and a senior Palestine Liberation Organization official took part in a first ses- Reuter News Agency Israel inaugurated two new JERUSALEM ' settlements Sunday in the occupied West Bank cf the Jordan River, Israeli Radio reported. J A group of famlies moved in at a new village near Jericho, and will be joined by more settlers over the next few weeks. The village, named Vered Jeridho, was the fourth Jewish outpost to be established around the ancient ; town in the past few years. Settlers also took up residence at the village of ; HOmesh, which served as a paramilitary base on the Nablus-Jeni- n road. Filipino Dissidents Pull for Carter Reuter Mews Agency MANILA Filipino dissidents in the United States will abandon a bombing campaign ui the accord-in- g ; Philippines if President Carter is to one of their supporters. I Victor Lovely said exiled opponents of President 'Ferdinand Marcos believed his martial law govem- -' ment would be harder to overthrow if Ronald Reagan - six-nati- non-aligne- and Pakistans sion foreign minister later flew in from Rome to join them. A military tribunal, SEOUL, South Korea (UPI) upholding a lower court ruling, sentenced opposition leader him Dae-jun- g to ucalii Ztluuuay tor pviutUng the violent overthrow of the government. The appeals court also found Kims 23 guilty of sedition and upheld their prison terms ranging from two to 20 years. Kim can still appeal his case to the The civilian Supreme Court and as a last resort President Chun Doo Hwan can commute his sentence. Kim was the nations foremost presidential candidate before his arrest May 17 when the military expanded martial law. Plots to Overthrow He was later charged with plotting to overthrow the government through violent uprisings, including those which rocked the southern provincial capital of Kwangju immediately following his arrest. The dissident leader was also accused of leading Korean exile Hanmintor.g, an organization based in Japan. Kim denied virtually all the charges, saying he only wanted to hasten democracy, but a military panel found him and his 23 guilty in September. Term include former university Kims law professor, Lee 53, sentenced to a prison term Monday. The jail sentences handed to four others by the lower court were reduced to 15 years. Three defendants Christian leader Kim Yoon-shi- k and former lawmakers Lee Taek-doand Kim g received prison terms of two to three years but had their sentences suspended. Under Korean law, Kims appeal for his death sentence is mandatory unless the martial law commander rules otherwise. Moon-youn- 20-ye- - PRINCESS SQUARES r At 6jip32 I th CUB EC? 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Kimball RE-ELECTI- PROVEN of Utah's Lawyers prefer Judge Rigtrup! JUDGE RIGTRUP Select lull power, Attitude (ELECT - MiC HOWXVl High I Reuter News Agency Exclusive - pf"9-- Scat eWM Bonn Police Arrest Iranians BONN West German police Sunday arrested 10 of 400 demonstrators involved in scuffles at a meeting ! in Bonn where about 100 Iranians celebrated the proclamation in Egypt by the son of the late shah that he was Irans new monarch. k A police spokesman said the demonstrators were .mainly Iranian students who rejected police requests to end the demonstration. IVCD Lmjm l 1 si x i Iftxs. Poles Remember Katyn Massacre 2 f I mm)o BAKERY - Reuter News Agency WARSAW Hundreds of Poles flocked to Warsaws Powazki Cemetery this weekend to the killing of 4.000 Polish Army ; commemorate I officers in the Katyn Forest during World War II. I M any Poles believe the officers were murdered by ; iSoviet troops in 1540, and the memory of what is I ; known popularly as the Katyn massacre has lived on ) las a thorn in the side of the authorities who prefer to i ;avoid the subject. t i iwv. urn cations 33rd So.& 23rd East 21M So. & 23rd East 3733 So. & 9lh East 70th So. & 20th East 80th So.& 13th East 47th So. & 26thest I 1 gfFcui fyc Nok-youn- ft ; PRICES n 1 a ojZ 20-ye- won Tuesdays election as it would get more aid. 1 On the other hand, should President Carter win, ; the opposition will shift its strategy of violence to i diplomacy to pressure President Marcos into lifting ; martial law, he said. Lovely, 35, a food exporter from Los Angeles, turned state witness and admitted a role in a wave of ; Manila bombings after injuring himself while a bomb in September. f making !; f OQDS convenient should not determine outcome of litigation or affect the result. 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