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"1 : ::: 1::' 0ih::1:': '''''1 i - Ay :::P :i1 1 ‘:::-?-:'': 3::'' "':g:-- -' 4 " ) ' lf 'le 7 ei: 1 iltil :ttk i krr4:41:::i:-:i:- ?' — - ''' 2 rii:w: -- rio ne tOcerlDhOlr 84 people Saturday The paper El Especta- dor is noted for its crusade against drugs it': 't glot !'' 3 1989 — A 1366UTA Colombia bomb on Saturday severely damaged offices of a newspaper that has cru saded against drug lords and pollee said at least 84 people were Wound ed A Colombian Defense Muustry source meanwhile confirmed Saturday that the first US military advisers had arrived in the country to prepare for the arrival of $85 million worth of military hardware expected to begin arriving on Sunday The source who is working with the advisers said a team of eight — an officer and seven enlisted men — had arrived front Panama and was -doing nothing more that) setting up a mobile communications unit to coordinate the arrival of the inihtary equipment Ile denied reports that any of the US military aid had arrived in if::15-4ee:71:tstAtiv- in Openers 24-- 3 assive tomb Rips ogota Newspaper :j ' ' 44 September ' -'-- ' t 'i--- ' 2 t Lobos of LI Espectador putilishit cum pally Ile said no one there as hurt Bogota police late Saturday said people weie injured in the bomb mg of the newspaper building l'oliev earlier had incorrectly reported that a newspaper driver had died but said Ill the later statement that he was in serious condition Col Alfonso Rosas said 1( o men brought the truck int()-- the gas station for a fill-uthen walked awav leaving a tuning device that IA unlit set off the bomb in less than five nmi 12 k t3 Fighting the Cartel: 8-- In London a newspaper report said British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher has pledged an "extensive package of aid" to Colombia in- and cluding communications surveillance equipment There $as Ho immediate official comment On The Sunday Telegraph report The bomb which police said was packed with up to 220 pounds of dynamite exploded in a small truck parked at a gas station outside El Espectador Colombia's secondlargVA daily The neuspaper's editor Was assas sinated in 1986 by drug dealers Also Saturday terrorists bombed a beach house off Colonibia's Caribbean coast that belongs to the family of Luis Gabriel Cano the president p utos' The blast heard IB miles i‘ka throughout this capital of ti chunks of concren' toppled from the newspaper build Mg It wrecked the gas station melt ing gasoline pumps and sendin Ott shreds of hIhhlUhIlhIfl1 flying yards The explosion blasted out all tile See Column 2 two-stor- I Noriega Has Plot to Kidnap Yanks Say Sources By Storer H Rowley Chicago Tribune Writer PANAMA CITY Panama — The regime of Panamanian leader Gen Manuel Antonio Noriega has targeted at least 25 US officials in Panama City as probable hostages in the event of US military intervention informed US sources said One list includes 25 senior officials on the Panama Canal Commission which operates the strategic waterway the sources said Additional likely targets are believed to be top US diplomats and military officers of the US Southern Command based in Panama If President Bush decides to invade Panama or use military force to remove Noriega as bead of the Panama Defense Forces US hostages could be used as bargaining chips to negotiate the freedom of the general high-rankin- g anti-terrori- SAT The team of 100 to 110 UESAT T': Destination: West ''-- '3 4xP"-- t '' Tr :7 4 :!!Afiiigrilikf' :i -- ''31 16 1 -- 30 ' Wri'r-'—li'-ikreo- "(--- -- 3' '- 4 I Inside The Tribune Business Classified Common Carrier Crossword L1-- Editorials Entertainment Food Lifestyle Foreign Hall 11-- 2 8 C1-2- A-2- 0 E-- 8 A18 W-- 1 1V-- 5 13117 Obituaries 7 Public Forum 0 Sports Star Gazer 8 A317921 Jumble Local National 6 W1-- worked together to move huge masses of people from another Warsaw Pact nation Hungarian Red Cross official Andras Kovacs in charge of the Csilleberc refugee camp in Budapest said Saturday that six buses carrying about 250 people had departed for Zanka a new camp opened 90 miles to the southwest to house the overflow from the Budapest camp For weeks thourands of East Ger- mans have crowded emergency quarters in Hungary refusing to leave unless guaranteed safe passage to the West An estimated 6000 already have fled to West Germany through Austria with the exodus starting shortly barbed wire and other barriers from its westernmost border in May West Germany grants East German refugees automatic citizenship and assistance in starting a new life Hungary has been a traditional vacation spot for East Germans who have difficulty getting permission for legal travel to the West from their hardline Communist government but can come to this liberal Soviet bloc country relatively easily An estimated 200000 East Germans are now in Hungary Hungarian Premier Miklos Nemeth has estimated that up to 20000 want to go to West Germany The Red Cross in Budapest has declined comment on reports that mass transport of the refugees will begin from Zanka which has its own railway station In Bavaria West Germany's main border slate with Austria hundreds of Red Cross personnel began work Saturday on a fifth "tent city" for the expected influx of East Germans A West German spokesman said work was on schedule with all five tent communities expected to be standing by late Sunday A-- Arts is to take place although it is believed it will begin within days It is the first time a Warsaw Pact nation and a NATO country have 1 A-- 9 1Vashington Today's Forecast Salt Lake City and vicinity — Sunny and cooler with northwest winds Highs 70s Lows 50s Details B-- 3 Police Attack CAPE TOWN South Africa (AP) Riot police using whips and clubs iittacked protesters ikho tried to march to Parliament on tatorday arresting 450 people and injuring dozens The march was planned as part of a nationwide campaign to defy apart- held lavih The movement has inten- silied in the days leading up to 'ednesdays parliamentary tions winch exclude the black ''i::7:-W'4-- Tfr:: " 00s74 eke- - ma- - ene dramatic on ident a young i' 'It ' '-mr-- - 40115"- Itr-- 0': - ':'':):: 00:05 :::!'i:i:!':' ' - t:---:- fv41i111! plc-dye- d e :-&0- I 44 ':::: t x":tin t ': :?'":7 e'Pte44e91'fI?'1':f:i:: '°'0044: ::s ePsN tie::mi !'t1::le: - 4::: - r ?' ::::riti z 4 i " el l' '' -4 4 - to ''''404:':ioi - 0 :i":' s: :: 1— 0::-:'- ' &: 7:-- - A : 447i:"'-'-'- - :nr 3111 tioo:A04 - :T5t: 1 '" !W-1- !: :'"'''r774-I- Ii'i':'::': ::: : 4' ltu0 i 4r17:4--'KoAta- :: 0 :: :0 A —AssocotEtd Ness lOsorohoto In Bavaria West Germany's main border state with Austria hundreds of RediCross personnel begin work Saturday on a fifth "tent city" for the East German influx Slam Door onDrug Use by Opening Lockers to Se niches Say Utahns By J Roy Bards ley As the school year starts Utahns believe that lockers of both public-schoo- l and university students should be randomly checked as part of a systematic drug-contr- THE pro gram While a major- ity favored check- jug both public school '7 5 rls-- 61 el 'tied v) c 3'4 titeOlts 'nay total more than Ion ® university lockers the public feels some priority should he given to younger students to stop the use and spread of drugs at as early an age as possible Here are overall attitudes toward random checking of student lockers er cheeks in umversities are college graduates Here are illustrative figures Favor Locker Drug Cheeks Public I:ON-Schools shies 1 taori UTAH POLL and as revOled by a recent statewide Poll sponsored by The Salt Lake Tribune Random Drug Checks Of Student Lockers Public Unher i Schools sities percent due to rounding) Vomen are particularly Arong advocates of a program especially those under 45 who are most likely to have children in public lichool Ntormons are also morelikelv to support a locker check prog4am than are Thtse least likely to support lock 70(7- Women Mormons 715f soc ti2t 52(: ot tittr College graduates 78' Some college 71(i High school or less These results are based on 6no comtituting a telephone intervie cross section of the Utah public The maximum margin of error on this size sample is plus or minus 4 per cent Mtirchers Arrest 450 who ts president of the World Ant ance of Reformed Churches Police said 52 journalists many of them reporters also were arrested tt hen police invoked emergency reg- ulations barring coverage unrest The protesters and 50 of the jour- nalists were released several hours late It was not clear if the protest- ers would be charged with joining an illegal gathering Two crewmen for the London- based Vi'mews television network c werl told they would chaed he held and zens were reported injured ler the police action more than I5010 protesters SOrtle injured and othrs soaked in purple crowd-o- ed iinto St George's Cathedral for a serOce led by Anglican Archbishop Delnond Tutu 111 moral right is on your side Tutti told the multiracial throng have committed ourselves to thiti struggle until freedom is ‘ on ear tti e end of the service into asked the crowd to repeat after Min "We shall be frets all of us together black and white in free South Itri- ca' 'The South At rican Owned 0' i'huretle to which Tutu and Ioesak are affiliated said in a tatement that the government ' has declared open Ieople" Nt Drug Speech KENN EBUNKPORT Maine IA P staffers are making an t effort to get the yverds set ting and atmosphere of President Bush's drug strategy speech just right in hopes he will go over well in his first televised address to the na — White !louse ‘ir on t ion The Tuesday night address w ill mark the first time in his more than seven months as president that Bush will take to the airwaves for a formal speech to America — a practice used often and successfully by his predeactor Ronald Reacessor one-tim- e gan Cognizant that speaking to people their living rooms requires spe cialized communication skills (he 1Vhite louse is working overtime to make sure it goes right Bush aides have agonized over ev cry phi ase of the speech working with expert consultants advisers and the president himself who went over the latest draft and made suggestions when he was in Washington Friday to meet with the new Japanese prime minister -He is very interested in making sure that the substance of the strategy comes through and its not over weighted rhetorically" said White House Communications Director Da 'id Demarest who is in charge of the overall planning for the speech It is being written by Mark Davis Wilt) wrote the acclaimed speech Bush delivered in Mainz Germany last spring in which he challenged the Soviet Union to tear down the Iron Curtain Demarest and Davis havt consult ed with Cabinet members drug policy coordinator William Bennett and other advisers in working toward a final version for a dress rehearsal Monday afternoon when the president returns to the kVhite House from his vacation One detail getting a lot of consiil and still unresolved — as eration where the president will sit to make the speech The obvious choice is the () a) ot lice but aides said there was some sentiment for using a less formal setting — a study or office in the resi dence part of the White !louse Other items occupying the plaI1 ners' attention: What should be in the background? What should be on his desk top if he sits at a desk? Vhat color suit and shirt will he w ear' Bush's campaign media coach Roger Altos was asked for tips on draft of the speech and official hoped he would be on hand to Nish some coachin1 on presentation Ades coached hush through ii campaign debates with Demur: Nlichael Dukakis and developed Campaign I'V message Aides want to make sure comfortable with the TV Tiic PrompTer which has a different feet from those used in a instance and that he practice thc more intimate speech cadences that serv e hini better than a stomp speaking style Fhe speech itself w iii contain no dramatic proposals that ha e not alaccount ready been aired in ii said one of final The president will in tounee billion program that will focu ott stepped up enforcement and treat merit on the domestic loci and n ill contain a rik:A increased empliai on helping the Andean countrie fight the druz lords k In produce and market narcotics in top-lev- tr ::-- 4 0 ':4 ''''' of:::--:ar?--- ' 7$ :4 pet " 40 ::: it r-- A:' 1 I C7we 4- 14'tfAilik4 4S :x:s::: :'1 ':' - ' :' 3 1 1 ?:::"'" s:: 4:-: ' :": '744'44444 ': :14 ::'':::' $::':" ' --- '' tt!i ' - :" '' ''6 1 vo ii''' ' 4 3' 00' 44 :A '''"4:"- -- dO :' 4 'i'' 'gai:k 'f'i!A:-- —— -- "740111t t:'40:::' I wc rnsprg-":::-:'it4u1""ei- -- ut r4Is-'''''''V'''''Ir't- Lii-- - Anti-Aparthe- id white activist climbed atop a mobile water cannon that was spraying put- water at the protesters lie turned the hose away so that it sprayed an office building housing offices of the ruling National Party scuffled with a policeman then ran into the crowd Police were heard giving orders that anyone seen with purple dye on their clothes should be detained Among the estimated 450 protesters arrested was the Rev Allan blue-Isak a prominent mixed-racactivist 45z :e::'---"A'-:i0- ': f ' Avme:v ' :'A3ai":1 14! 4 - Nt -:" he said would or obligation Column I A-- 2 ''s Aides Atrouize Over Bush's all-ou- Concerning the matter 'I'm not saying what I I have an wouldn't do See :Zt:ItsiiZ :4 1:T4: :t 1988 February :'':i':'NoTtP'177!1767': ::1 - p IF Last month Bush hinted at the possibility that the United States would consider forcibly seizing Nori ega to bring him to trial on two drug trafficking indictments handed down by federal grand juries in Florida in i: :" 04: :z 1 :::::44:veotevNikto:ok- - y:1:---:ye-- '' - :! 'c1Z-i!- : ':e after Hungary began removing Tribune Telephone Numbers on 2 Barberi transfer - 01 r :::0104440i - ::: BUDAPEST Hungary (AP) — Hundreds of East Germans poured into refugee camps on Saturday joining thousands of others waiting for an unprecedented mass exodus of East bloc citizens to the West East Germans continued to fill up emergency camps here and West German and Red Cross officials said 500 were expected by the end of the day More than 3000 East Germans already were inside the camps in and near Budapest awaiting passage to West Germany under an arrangement between Bonn and Communist ungary Authorities will not say when the 1:?''04:4'' 0 f' lo:'4 ' rliot4pisrit:7:44' f''it'''4'4i1:41v:'k f' :"43 ' :Vi :40i11z''' ' 4 $C1 i' H Af"'"Ell'''' '::'54 4400 f:4 t:Ai 4'''?vt East Germans Brace For Mass Exodus commandos is based at the end of a causeway near Panama City and some members are believed to have undergone special training in hostage-taking Plans call for the commandos to strike at night at the victims' homes the sources said Sources in Panama City said US military intelligence had learned of the hostage plot in June Security personnel then briefed potential victims they said and his loyal officers according to one American who said his ow n name was on the list The sources w ho requested anonymity said US military intelliopgence thinks the hostage-takineration would be carried out by the Defense Forces elite Israeli-trainespecial security unit known by its Spanish acronym UE- the church and the least two large groups of pro testers began separate marches ie the city center hefore hem!! dipt‘rsed y ItodtRs as Ow shuphord "I Got Pli Tly of Mutton Men am-- ij e f ft"tA 9Awv: ht? li i 41 |
