Salt Lake Tribune | 1982-08-05 | Page 10

10 1 w 'i t - lliurxelav. Vugust lie Nall Lake Tribune I 5. il)s2 l mil- - I e in Mi ii.ii I I i 1. II ll k 1. 1 Most of Kenyan Air Force Arrested After Coup T ry III -- vn Reagan Marshals Forces Against Nuclear Freeze WASHINGTON Reagan mounted ie (UPI) a !a-- t - Pusnleiil minute often c foi broken glass away from then stores which had been boarded up following widespread looting Many more Kenyans returned Wednesday to then jobs, banks and many offices reopened, and whites were once again prominent on the streets aftei was havmg stayed at home since Sunday A curfew still m force in the capital from 6 p m to 1 a m not Foreign Ministry sources said they still did know President Daniel arap Mol would travel to Libya for the scheduled but disputed ot African opening tomorrow of the Oigaiuzaiinn Unity summit Reuter News Agency About 3,000 people are under IROBl, Kenya at rest following Sundays coup attempt m Kenya including nearly the entire Kenyan Air Force Reagan supported leduc We are fighting foi the lions pi posal In aits and minds of about to members he said in the middle the During meeting the piesident warned that congressional supiHitl foi an immediate fieeze would undernune START the Stiategic Arms Reclue turn Talks and negotiations on missiles in Europe intei mediate-rang- e ai the N against a micleai fuee resolution, warning the pros military sources said Wednesday pet ts foi real arms eontiol cimlel sidtei The Air Force, which was at the center of the a serious setback if the pioxsnl is has an approximate strength of 2. 500 men and revolt, appioved by Congress 2 000 of them are in custody, the sources told The House has tentative plans to vote leixirters I'huisduy oil the cull for a mutual and The remaining 1.000 people held by authorities v enfiable freeze on nuc lear weapons b were described as looters It was believed some may the United States and the Soviet Union be students, the only segment of the population which He is concerned tha a straight Reagan invited 21 House members to freeze would undercut the negotiating came out openly m favor of the rebellion the White House to urge support for an in Geneva, said Rep William Air links with the outside world were resumed process alternative proposal embiaemg his Broomfield, R Mich , chief until the arrival Wednesday of several flights from spemsen ol v lew that a freeze is not possible until tile substitute resolution hue ked by the Europe, while the first outgomg flights left Nairobi's the two superpowers agree to significpi esident Keny atta International Airport ant reductions in nuclear armaments Back to Near Normal Y , a lbs resolution calls for "substantial Rep Samuel Stratton. The city center, site of much of the fighting on of the alternative language, verifiable, equitable and militauly Have we got any root beer? 1 need said several members went to the sigiufieant reduc tions" in the U S and Sunday , was back to near normal Wednesday though stern-faceWhite House undecided, but While I Soviet strategic- aisenals something to make in face stop crying! trixips were positioned in military trucks at major intersections and soldiers manned machine it it, appears they've unit guarantee" guns in front of key buildings si en the light Fieeze supporters, meantime, held a Isolated shots were heard ui several outlymg news conference in front of the Capitol distnets and the txxhes of two youths lay dead on a to push their cause mam street in the Muthaiga district, home of several They included WASHINGTON i.APl In a nujoi setback Department until Oct to inform the court that foreign ambassadors D House Speaker Thomas O'Neill to meet the Sept for the auto industry, a federal appeals court automakers will tie able D Mass Sens Edward Kennedy At least 150 rebels and 100 civilians died PIS3 deadline told the government Wecbiesday to requu e that or to set forth "adequate and Mark Hatfield, R Ore Mass to a conservative estimate by military and shoidd tie or extended according lie all witii new reasons" deadline the cars why a.i bags equipped spmisois of the original freeze resolu sources quoted ui the local press They said automatic seat belts by the fall of 1'ix.l The ruling was hailed by the uisuranee police Hon in the Senate and Rep Jonathan these figures were likely to rise No casualty toll was N The Reagan administration had decided to industry and consume! activist Ru'ph Nader, , who wrote the freeze Bingham for government forces scrap the requirement last October on the who called it "a great victoiy for savmg the given proposal before the House into the mam city mortuary was barred by of of thousands of not would Entry to hundreds limbs add and that it lives grounds sigiuficantly It s a crazy path we both have taken but employees of the nearby Kenvatta troops would of make use restramts and Americans the passenger for s a it and time freeze, O'Neill said A spokesman for the National Highway Hospital said the mortuary, which has a capacity tor He said the freeze resolution ears more expensive Traffic Safety Admmistration, which is part of 500 bodies, was full But the U S Court of Appeals for the District repieserits the will of approximately the Department, said the Transjxirtation Pile of Bodies ot Columbia, which already had called the xti percent of Americans was preparing a statement on the agency on Wednesadministration's actions unlawful, The morgue Tuesday contained several hospital President Reagan may put the heat dozen bodies piled on one another in day ordered that all l84 model ears include ruling in, nei n won't melt away, Rep 111 that liuse. liic Automakers past tiiguvd automatic seat belts or air hags as standard grotesque poses with arms and legs pointing in every Edward Markey, D Mass , said consumers do not want mandatory automatic directum equipment lielts The companies have given up plans to Mai key said about 200 congressmen In downtown Nairobi merchants were sweeping Tlie three judges gave the TransKirtaticin prov ide air bags support the resolution and another 200 -- Wednesday Bombs in Honduras Rip Three Offices D-- N - Bombs expTEGUCIGALPA. Honduras tAP) loded Wednesday night in the downtown offices of International Business Machines Corp , Air Florida and a Salv adoran airline, injuring at least 10 people, police said The three blasts, heard throughout this capital of 600,000 people, caused serious damage to the offices of the tw'o U S companies and the El Salvador-baseCentral American Air Transport d Killin'? May Buckle Auto Industry d 1 The first and second explosions were 29 minutes apart, but only a minute passed between the second and third blasts, authorities said Only one of the injured, a Costa Rican man driv ing near the Salvadoran airline office, was identified Police said all three offices were dosed and the victims were apparently outside when the explosions occurred D-- The Social Security Hospital reported nine of the gravely wounded victims were hl'xid-snlutter- 20 dfl) (ftR3! mast Reg 199 SELECTEDSPECIALS:,,, 1 mens rubies sapphires OUR NEW REf UNO S M Tt y with n 1JC icfVS ('f '( 00 &t t . pearls u n0t sarwf Vuu for full rotund V(T return C s M fc OFF 50 mens and womens 14 karat and Id karat gold chains Cobra regie serpentine herringbone and manv ( other designs PIUS II I'U K( H AN) vowr bene e of a 14k heart or initial gold floating pendant with your pure hase ot a halt pr ham A , ! I e e1 NX C v fc rtVi r I ewelr men anil harms leu brae elets and 25 i h I ; mr e J i s : i RO LEX SEIKO OMEGA A uuuimI 1 X r i I I ( Cl, JK WN H)U 111 A N DU I C i a3a' lit I budget installment ae mints R) GO 'Hi day harge Interest r t layaway Aineru an vpress )mers ( Inb e 1 H ollec lions Austin ( )1 all N( , s I OPIM1) KKA(,I I) 1 tt m. Him,. a1 OFF II KMX Our Gift to You With fh putt huv ot a II 14 t ham givt vou 14 pendant (hoove the 'InHlihg heart or the initial At uj entire se'leitum ot silver (Inna crystal and gittware ( house piee es and patterns from such famous makers as Gorham Koval Doulton enox tint International ladro Sadek and manv others Waterford ACfOLNIx I . X 20 bO nL l , ; 4 2 OFF arav elle C omega watc hes ( I 5 Up lair entire1 Mock ol 14 and Id karat wem en Kings pi nelants medallions wa'e hes in one ord Seiko and Kole v BOM Ml N s i tMI CKIUII 5 OFF 25 xi Y c e RAN &tfy c precious gems emeralds golel gheei? each v our entire stock ot diamond ewebv Bridal sets dinner rings pendants Bracelets earrings and rings Also included is diamond leweliy ac ented with other Solitaires 5H0 Cold 99. OFF 25 terrorist attack this year 14Kt. NOW solitaire reg 6R() Sale1)1!1) save 700 Another selec ted solitaire 00 Selected diamond earrings 00 Selec ted diamond pendant oq No one claimed responsibility for the bombings, which came a month after Honduras' most serious ae i nun's I MasterC are! Visa i Representative ' . . men ban. lee mav not be available1 at all stores ' OGDEN CITY MALL J. HERBERT Established in 1898 ewellers Phone A'' LAYTON HILLS MALL Phone [phone]- CROSSROADS MALL Phone s, -- 355-371- 4 8