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S5 ' : 's ' i- :: :":' ' 1 ' 454 1' ' '1 A' For refusing to bow to papal pleas these four bishops — consecrated under the Krel 95 1 By John-Tho- r Dahlburg Associated Press Writer MOSCOW — A delegate to the Communist Party conference bluntly criticized President Andrei Gromyko and other longtime Kremlin fixtures Thursday suggesting there is high level support for removing them from office The delegate Vladimir 1 Me Inikov specifically mentioned Gromyko and the others after Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev asked him to name the targets of his criticism "Those who in the past actively promoted the policy of stagnation may not serve and work on the central party and government bodies now at the time of pecestrolka" Melnikov said "They should answer for everything and do so personally" One Communist official said he took the speech as a signal "that it's time for the old guys to retire" On the third day of the conference the party's first in 47 years delegates have openly disagreed on the -- Defense Probe: FBI Heard Bids Revealed WASHINGTON (AP) — FBI agents eavesdropped as a Navy pro curement official read to a private defense consultant the sealed bids from 10 companies competing for a contract $120 million court documents disclosed Thursday In a affidavit for a search of warrant for the consultant Mark C Saunders in suburban Virginia FBI agent Joanne T Burns said wiretaps and office bugging devices captured the relay of confidential inside information on nine defense contracts worth a total of more than $522 million Saunders is a former Navy procurement officer convicted of and fired for stock trading on insider Navy information in 1982 The FBI said Saunders was receiving inside contract data from his Navy successor George Stone and it "believes that Saunders is paying Stone for this information" Stone is one of six Pentagon officials transferred to other duties after their offices were searched A phone call to a number the FBI listed as the one at which Saunders reached Stone was not answered Thursday night 'Another affidavit by FBI agent James B Lamb spelled out the grounds for searching the offices of Varian Continental Electronics of Dallas one of the firms Saunders dealt with The Saunders affidavit was attached to the Varian affidavit The affidavits laid out the government's burgeoning investigation of defense contract fraud and bribery In greater detail than ever since the probe was revealed by coordinated searches around the nation June 14 : "If you can get anything we ran make some money" the docu inents quoted one consultant as telling Saunders in a conversation monitored by the FBI The documents contained the first publicly disclosed quotes from the government's eavesdropping The FBI said "There is probable cause to believe that all of Saunders' tuisiness records dated June 1982 to constitute evidence of present the criminal activities of Mark C 27-pa- office-at-hom- court-ordere- e d Saunders" In all the documents list the dates and location of wiretapping and dec Ironic bugging in the homes and offices of nine defense consultants in eluding one not previously named They describe the initial tip that trig gered the investigation in September I 986 The affidavits were ordered Unsealed Thursday by U S Magistrate John B Tolle in Dallas Federal agents requested the documents be sealed June 10 g' '!:' ' h It " ' -' ' 1 A'""444' own expulsion from the church that was his life i for 60 years i ' "i 4 4 04 :! 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I ! cev't - '4 1 V" v 14 :::: ' ' ) " :: A ' r" :'$' b t "" 0 :' ?:: ''::' The 1 okwv!': A 4 PretAi kemarphoto ote Gu concrete results of Gorbachev's drive for perestroika or economic and social reconstruction launched after he took power in March 1985 But the remarks from Melnikov at conclave were the the closed-doo- r media first reported by state-ruthat named names and called members of the party leadership on the carpet including Gromyko 78 and fellow Politburo member Mikhail S Solomentsev 74 who chairs the party's Control Commission The speech by the relatively obscure conference delegate was televised during the evening news program "Vremya" which is watched nightly by millions of Soviets not accustomed to hearing their leaders criticized by name A delegate's note later read from the dais at the conference praised Gromyko and won warm applause but it also noted that he "has fallen behind the times" Melnikov the balding bespectacled party leader in the Russian federation region of Komi said restruc n Marcel Lefebvre modernism rejected a appeal from Pope John Paul IL He E-- 5 6-3-- 5 Editorials Entertainment A-1- 8 Foreign Intermountain 0 Lifestyle National 5 Obituaries G-2- 4 Public Forum 9 Sports Television Washington G-- 1 Star Gazer Ann Landers and the Crossword can be found today in the colorful Community FOCUS section Today's Forecast Salt Lake City and vicinity Partly cloudy and continued warm Highs 80s Lows upper 50s Details 2 13-- last-minu- Graft Charges: A14 ire ----- -rr ' :: ' '' O'1 Darren Dopp ' X ti: : i '::j ::::' '" :1 Associated Press Writer FORT ERIE Ontario — The remains of 28 American soldiers killed in the War of 1812 were taken from Canada to their native soil in caskets Thursday in the first repatriation ceremony held between the two countries "There can be no finer expression of the good relations between our countries than the reverence we show for these men" George liees Canadian minister of veterans affairs said as he transferred possession of the remains to US officials The ceremony took place near Old Fort Erie the scene of some of the worst fighting of the war On a shaded lawn where their ''' —Associated hurri- but nothing as national as Zambelli said "They're telling this" - us 'Hey we need to put you on hold But we can't wait" Zambelli said the drought has crippled the company's ability to plan because fireworks technicians must set out for display sites days in advance He said towns that cancel still will be billed for the fireworks "Having a crisis like this hit at this time of year is devastating" said John Conkling president of the 175- firm American Pyrotechnics Association in Washington DC Conkling said association members do 80 percent of their $170 -a-year trade during the Independence Day weekend In Ohio where several cities and towns already had banned fireworks some state parks prohibited outdoor grilling — another July 4 tradition — because of the drought In Tupelo Miss firefighters imposed a ban OIT fireworks which already were blamed for at least six See A2s Column I periencing its worst drought since the Dust Bowl days of the Great Depression In New Castle Pa GeorgeZam million- Grocery Chain Plans For Price Hikes: B-- 3 bell president of the Zambelli Fire works Manufacturing Co said about 200 communities and shopping malls in the Midwest had frozen canceled or rescheduled displays because of the drought flag-drape- d predecessors ::!tX ' :::f êf :' :'''' ''''':' :: 'i 4 '':''''''"'ff" '''':" As4(1& 440amezoomore w :: - t:- (e0-:o- - t 0- 4 - : :tê E SA - - :: :ai::' a pi ' i t ':e - 4':-'- ii-- ' ''' 0 ' I ' ' 10': ' f:- l A: : ::': ' e ' f t A - : -:- 4' W14 : 4 t L akV'''''4""" ''''' ' :00 ::: '5 tv1' 1it W ''' WV f ' l:: I i ik 445' ' I e:4 ' ie44 '-: 4 t ? z:1:i: tt - '' f - ' ? 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I ':: t::i '' it At :':::- 1 :'t I :1 ) )1 V:: canes lortfrirgoit 414:bOt ' e!"' :: :: "We've had tornadoes 11) 1 ::: :::::::-:::- Severe Rain Shortage Snuffing Fuse On Many 4th of July Holiday Plans By Allan IL Bruce United Press International The "Great Drought of '88" began to intrude on the nation's celebration of its independence Thursday canceling hundreds of weekend fireworks displays and even some outdoor barbecues because the fire danger is too great Pleasure boaters faced restrictions on some major inland water ways because of low water levels Even where no restrictions were in force — such as the Mississippi and Missouri rivers — Coast Guard safety officers warned of major hazards caused by stranded barges narrow channels and rocks and logs lurking just beneath the surface Heavy rain fell late Wednesday and Thursday in many parts of the nation's midsection but it was too little too late and too spotty to rescue celebrations of America's 212th birthday on Monday in scores of cities Forecasters said however the rain would delay more serious dam age to the Farm Belt which was ex had not occurred since the Old Catholics rebelled when the doe trine of papal infallibility was proclaimed It announced the excommunication of Lefebvre and the four new bishops — British French Spanish and Swiss graduates of traditionalist seminaries — for refusing to submit to papal authority The Briton Richard Williamson 48 heads a traditionalist seminary in Ridgefield Conn ceremony During the four-hou- r the French archbishop told thousands who crowded the tent that he was creating new bishops as an "op eration of survive for his movement to ensure continuity "of the church of all times" Lefebvre says the church has been See A2 Column 1 11WWc140!opgefoftmem:vasawm 28 War of 1812 Victims Come Home to Rest By cur) ''i Instihas headed the USA-Canad- a tute since 1967 and has been a voting member of the Central Committee since 1981 It was not clear at which Afanasyev the criticism was directed There are at least two men by that name among the conference delegates However the most senior and prominent is Viktor G Afanasyev who has been editor of the Communist Party daily Pravda and a full member of the Central Committee since 1976 Gorbachev indicated in his opening address to the conference Tuesday that Gromyko could be replaced in a structural overhaul that would make the presidency a more powerful post than the largely ceremonial office Gromyko now holds Tass said a delegate identified only as Mamayev sent a note to the presidium that was read to delegates Gromyko as praising the dour-face- d See A-- 2 Column 1 turing of the party's policy-makin- g Central Committee is proceeding too slowly and that Communists and other Soviets want people responsible for stagnation brought to account Gorbachev sitting on the dais interrupted Melnikov saying: "Maybe you have some concrete suggestions? We're sitting here and don't know: Is he talking about me or somebody else?" "I would refer first of all to Comrade Solomentsev and to Comrades Gromyko Afanasyev Arbatov and others" Melnikov replied Delegates applauded loudly As Politburo members Solomentsev and Gromyko have seats on the dais close to Gorbachev but television showed neither man's reaction to Melnikov's comments The stout bespectacled Georgy A Arbatov one of the Soviet Union's Tribune Telephone Numbers on A2 6 '10 veteran specialists on American affairs is often seen on US television Inside The Tribune Asimov Quiz Business Classified Comics 11 1 :f1 ' '' ' Under e Fit! ' 0— influence" of hand of Archbishop Marcel Lefebvre — have been cut off from Catholic Church I i al :1 6ovilitivOntaimo-- lAwkaivo4 Li knut looked pale and tired under his white miter as he conducted the rite that split the faith for the first time since 1870 Lefebvre performed the historic act in a huge sweltering tent in a meadow below the seminary he founded in this hillside hamlet 18 years ago and named the St Pius X Fraternity for the pope who condemned modernism in a 1907 encyclical Ills chosen Mass as usual was the 16th century Tridentine rite in Latin which was replaced by the vernacutar under the 1962-6- 5 Second Vatican Council reforms he detests A Vatican statement issued less than two hours later condemned the consecrations as an act of schism a formal break with the Holy See that 1 lt' V f l' 82-ye- old rebel prelate who has spent generation fight ing the "satanic s':1: 14SOCIetted ' By Hanns Neuerbourg Associated Press Writer ECONE Switzerland — Archbishop Marcel Lefebvre defied the pope and consecrated four bishops Thursday causing the first Roman Cath- l'''k ' 4 olic schism in a!: century and his K ""it:'' :1 :'5":"!"19":"N:0101' 44took 4f4 1: 'i " 4 ' '1 ::: ' :k: ' k ' - e ' - '' 1Aai:414tt:'r''5t: 3' 1:' 4 ' " ' ::: :s Is'' 1 i ' p of fs"! 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