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Show Alo Supporters Hope Pinochet Is Sent Home U.N. Council Extends Iraq Oil-for-Food Plan Debate may resume soon on other stalemated issues KNIGHT-RIDDER NEWS SERVICE SANTIAGO, Chile — Reports rom London that former Gen. THE WASHINGTON POST Augusto Pinochet is ailing have UNITED NATIONS — The United Nations Security Council Friday extended for another six among supporters might be sent back home, n consideration of his human monthstheoil-for-food program tion to Spain for violating those of that permits Iraq to sell up to $5.256 billion worthof oil and use advocates watching the tarian supplies for the hard- ights, rather than face extradi- ythers. But the fundsto buyfood and humani- pressed Iraqi masses. Although the 15-nation council is expected to resume more broad-ranging debate about Iraq hat the ex-dictaor, who ruled Chile from 1973 to 990 and remained head of the army until last year, isn’t sick nough to warrant theexception. he nus.” next week, therestill is no sign indications we've uad so that the memberswill be ableto resolve their disagreements about aris that its not any ching seri- howto persuadeIraq to cooper- said Fiona McKay, legal of. icer of Redress, one of several umian-rights groups supporting ate with the United Nations on disarmament issues. h judge's effort to try Pin charges of torture and On Wednesday, after the 8: Id Pinochet underwen 1 tests for stomach pain ilean Foreign Minister Jose MiTisulza_ said the incident the delicacy of the situa- e're facing.” While Insulza n't believe Pinochet's 15 to be serious — histest fay was reportedly a rou- y exam — he added,in view with the Chilean aper Bl Mercurio, that gov- ernment lawyers would continue to prot | Pinochet's detention on The world body's Iraqi policy Pinochet’s lawyerswill attemptto appeal British Home Secretary Jack Straw’s April 14 decision to allow the ext radition proceed- ings. McKay said theywill likely argue humanitarian consider. ations, among other points. Thesubjectis highly controver- sial in Britain. as well as in Chile. France and China adv moreflexible approach leadir a quick end to weapons tionsand lifting ofthesar The new round of d moxinesl aspetied toteenlert a proposal by Britain and th: Netherlands to permit foreig companies to invest in the fields that are Iraq's princip: livelihood. But that would be pe mittedonlyafter Iraq agrees to new weapons-monitoring syst and demonstrates for 120 day willingness to cooperate with newU.N, inspection system th would replace the U.N. Speci tarian groundssincetaking office said in aninterview this week that with his. His son, Marco Antonio. has beenstalemated sincelate last year when Iraq responded to American and British bombing raids by expelling U.N. armsinspectors and demandinganimme. diate end to the U.N. economic sanctions that have been in place since Iraq’s 1990invasionof Kuwait. The council has mandated that the sanctions cannot end un- day as an attempt by Britain. last year: that of Irish terrorism suspect Roisin McAliskey, to face charges in connection with amor- Pinochet suffers froma variety of maladies. including diabetes worsened by the stress of his til it is satisfied that Baghdad ha eliminated its weapons of mass destruction. former colonial power in Ira}. reimpose British rule o t country The Ansociated Press Chilean congressman scuffle in a disagreement about Gen. Augusto Pin et's detention before President Eduardo Frei’s final address to Congress and the nation Friday in Valparaiso,Chile. humanitarian grounds. In a court hearing Thursday, n favor a ainst Presi dam Hussein, while Straw, Britain’s top law-enforce ment officer, has blocked only Pinochet's British supporters have angrily contrasted that case one extradition case on humani house arrest ‘The former dictator's critics contendPinochet remains in good health for his age tar attack on a British military base in Germany. McAliskey was undergoing treatment in London for postpartum depression At thecore of the impasseis a policy dispute dividing the council’s five permanent, veto-wielding members. The United States ion that nowhas r searching out pro! edIraqi weapons The Baghdad government not commentedofficial British-Dutch proposal. [tut tt newspaper Al-Thawr f organ of the ruling Arab | Socialist Party, denounce! it | At the United Nations. tI heavy British lobbying has 1 duced some tentative interest the proposal CROSSROADSof the WEST SALT LAKE FAIRPARK 1000 W NORTH TEMPLE Wireless FREE for Your Lifestyle! 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