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Show Soviet Says U.S. Holds Key to Star Wars Pact - The United MOSCOW (UPI) States holds the key to a "quick and fundamental accord to avert an arms race in space between Moscow and Washington, the Kremlin's chief adviser on space weaponry said Tuesday. Speaking on NBCs "Today show broadcast from Moscow, Yevgeny Velikhov, vice president of the Soviet Academy of Sciences, said it is up to the United States to take the initiative in so called "Star Wars" talks. "The Soviet Union hopes that talks will be conducted aimed at specifically preventing the arms race in outer space, said Velikhov said. "The problem as I see it is the United States. "From the position of principle, I believe there exists a good possibilty for quick and fundamental accord, he said. Maintain Moratorium Velikhov, who in his capacity at the academy advises the Kremlin on space weapons, said the Soviets will maintain a moratorium on testing space weapons as long as the United States also does so. "The moratorium was announced by the Soviet Union unilaterally and the Soviet Union is abiding by that moratorium until the U.S. starts testing of weapons, he anti-satelli- said. The Soviets proposed talks last June to prevent an arms race in space, but refused to attend as long as the United States insisted on combin vantage in an arms race in space and a treaty would make sure that there will be no breakthrough. NBC also spoke to the head of the Soviet Olympic Committee, who would not say whether Soviet athletes would attend the 1988 games in Seoul, South Korea. ing the Star Wars" talks with negotiations on the reduction of interconti- nental missiles. The Soviet Union suspended Geneva talks on intermediate and strategic nuclear missiles late last year in response to the deployment of 572 U.S. cruise and Pershing 2 missiles in five European nations. 'More or Less Equal Asked which side has the edge in developing space weaponry, Velikhov said: "From the point of view of science we cannot know what is being done in military laboratories. Yet the level of laser technology and space technology is more or less equal for both sides." Velhikov said it was highly unlikely that either side would gain an ad "It is too early to discuss that," said Marat Gramov, whose committee boycotted the Los Angeles Olympics. "The United States has not said anything either. Gramov also said the Soviet Union believed the Olympics should be based at a permanent site. "I believe that Greece is the suitable place to hold the Olympic Games," Gramov said. Introducing. . . rnErbnnKv CHECKING for people who know how to think. Plus Lake Powell for people who know how to play. Associated Press Loserphoto A childs hand reaches through the crowd to touch Pope John Paul II in Montreal on the third day of the Canadian tour. Fill Traditional Role, Pope Urges Women - Little Sisters of the Holy Family in 1874. She died in 1912. The order now has 700 members based in Canada, Indiana, New York, Honduras and Rome. "She never shied away from the various forms of manual work which is the lot of so many people today and which held a special place in the Holy Family and in the life of Jesus of Nazareth himself, the pope said. Addressed All Women Then the pope addressed women everywhere and called on them to find fulfillment in their traditional roles, bringing to society the human and Christian capacities with which God has endowed your feminity and which you will be able to develop according to your rights and duties. John Paul touched on the same theme earlier when he visited the tomb of Canadas first woman saint. Marguerite Bourgeoys. "Admire her pastoral imagination and her tenacity in preparing young men and young women to establish stable homes, and in forming cultiand radiant vated, Christian wives and mothers, he told sisters of the Congregation of Notre Dame. Earlier in the day, the pope told 3,200 French Canadian priests and seminarians at Montreal's St. Joseph Oratory that Catholic clergymen should speak out on social issues but leave political action to the politicians. "No Christian, let alone a priest. the pope said, can be content with silence, or with standing meekly aside on the grounds that ours is a pluralistic society. But John Paul said priests should leave social activism to laymen and concentrate on carrying out their spiritual duties. If the church is to have a social role, that role must of necessity be played by the laity," he said. MONTREAL (UPI) Pope John Paul II, honoring a 19th century Canadian woman who founded an order of housekeeping nuns, urged women everywhere Tuesday to find fulfillment by serving their families and the church. The popes defense of womens traditional place in society came as he declared Sister Marie Leonie of Canada a blessed of the church during an outdoor beatification ceremony before between 300,000 and 350,000 people gathered in Montreals Jarry Stadium. A blessed in the Catholic church is one step below sainthood. The Lord counts on you so that human relations may be permeated with the love that God desires, he said. The ways of accomplishing this service may differ from that chosen by Blessed Sister Marie-Leoniin the most evangelical But sense which transcends the opinions of this world it is always a question of service, which is indispensable for humanity and the church, John Paul said on the third day of his visit to Canada. Seeking Expanded Role Catholic women in Canada, like those across the border in the United States, have been seeking an expanded role in society and the church. Militants have threatened to turn in their baptismal certificates to the archbishop of Montreal in protest over limits to their participation in the life of the church. But in elevating Sister Marie Leonie to the rank of blessed, the pope said even the most humble work can express a true vocation. e. y hard-workin- g "This woman is one of you, humble among humble, and today she takes her place among those whom God has lifted up to glory, John Paul said. Born in Quebec in 1840, Sister Marie Leonie founded the order of the actually worth the hassle of moving your checking account. Ma-yo- n Volcano blasted steam and ash nearly 10.000 feet into the air Tuesday and molten lava cascaded down its slopes in the strongest eruption since it came to life two days ago after a six year slumber. Relief agencies were evacuating 1 danger zone villages within a but no casualties were reported, the - state-ru- n Philippine News Agency r. said. Ash falling over the area was affecting an area populated by some 1 13,000 television Filipinos, state-rureported early Wednesday volcano, a popular The 8,124-foo- t tourist attraction 200 miles south of ; Manila in Albay province because of coned crater, came '.its alive on Sunday. e volcanoes One of five in the Philippines. Mayon killed 1.200 in 1814. No people when it erupted casualties were reported when it last erupted in 1978, although some homes t were destroyed and crops damaged on the up"Mayons eruption is still of Vulcanologv swing," said Institute Director Raymundo Punongbayan 1 - near-perfe- t most-activ- - This particular eruption event 1978 seems to duplicate the eruption $ pattern. It may proceed for several weeks. He said the strongest blast, accompanied by "detonations" and minor tremors, began at about noon Tues- day. column of steam and ash shot 9.900 feet into the air, covering the area with a layer of dust nearly an inch deep in places. Punongbayan reported two columns of lava spilled down Mayons northwest face, traveling at a "relatively fast" pace of 10 8 feet per minute before stopping about 4,265 feet down the mountain. Asked whether Mayon is in danger of losing its symmetrical cone, said, "We are checking on this but my feeling is that it lava flows will have a healing effect of some of the eroded surfaces. A Pun-onbay- "I hope the eruption would not be that violent for Mayon to blow its top." 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