Show i ts 1 8A The Salt Lake Tribune Sunday S oiember 20 1988 Foreign Briefs OAS Seeks Drug Controls As Assembly Concludes El Salvador SAN SALVADOR (UPI i — The Organization of American State closed it annual assembly Saturday with resolution calling for greater controls against drug trafficking and cooperation in relieving Latin America debt burden One resolution called for a "wider program against the production consumption and trafficking of drugs" one of the central theme of the assembly Regarding Latin America s crippling foreign debt the OAS passed a resolution to confront the problem "in accordance with the balance of the financial system arid shared of debtor and creditor nation " No concrete proposal were divulged for either issue "We must adjust the rhetoric to action" OAS Secretary-Genera- l Joao Clemente Soares said “What we did here I think is proof of what we can do and we are going to speed up and strengthen the role of this forum the OAS is different now than what it was some time ago now it is a reality" The assembly also approved a human-rights report that was particularly critical of Chile Paraguay and Cuba and passed a resolution prais--m- g the people of El Salvador and President Jose Napoleon Duarte US-Cana- fSting’ da Nabs Gunrunners Arsenal of Weapons MONTREAL (LTD — A U S "sting” of suspected cross-borde- r gunrunners uncovered a mas- sive arsenal of machine guns bazookas grenade:- dynamite and plastic explosives Canadian and U S offictal said Saturday Four men and one woman all Canadians ranging m age from 28 to 36 were arrested in Friday night raids of five residences and a business in the Montreal area said IJ S Customs Service Special Agent John O'Hara w ho initiated the international investigation from his outpost at Rouses Point NY on the Canadian border One of the suspects Regent Myre was believed to be the "kingpin" of w hat Canadian authorities described as a major weapons smuggling nng O'Hara said - e JAMBA Angola (AP) — Anti Marxist guerrillas and Cuban forces in Angola are holding peace talks and have informally agreed not to at tack each other while they await re suits of a regional peace plan rebel leader Jonas Savimbi said Savimbi bead of the National Union for the Total Independence of Angola or UNITA told reporters at his bush headquarters that his group met representatives of Cuban President Fidel Castro on Aug 26 At the meeting which was called to turn over two of 17 Cuban officers captured by UNITA during fighting with Angola s Cuban- - and Soviet-backe- d government Savimbi said delegates arranged "a tacit understanding that if we don't harass them they won't attack us” Savimbi said Castro asked for another meeting to discuss a system of worker who wrote “threatening and libelous” letters to party government and police official in the name of a right-winorgamzatioiha been sentenced to 18 months probation Tas said Saturday g Criminal investigators tracked down Arkady Nonnsky after he mailed letters signed "Gunmen of v- 4 la to make sure the food goes to civilians and not government soldiers The guerrilla leader said President-elect George Bush had promised him before and after the U S election that U S support to UNITA would continue until the Soviet stop supplying the Angolan government and 50000 Cuban troops leave the nation At the news conference Savimbi said South African President P W Botha bad invited him to a meeting in Pretoria on Wednesday to discuss a U S media ted peace plan designed to get Cuban troops out of Angola and end South African rule over South-Wes- t Africa also known as Namibia communications by which the US-an- d South African backed UNITA will know if Cubans are part of a government convoy and can avoid attacking them He said Cubans have not attacked his forces "for some time" but claimed Soviet personnel had engaged in fighting "The Cubans are staying behind They are not playing a major role They are not visible" Savimbi said Later in an interview with The Associated Press Savimbi said he has agreed to a U S proposal to provide food to civilians on the government side of the Angolan civil war He said his only condition was that Americans be allowed into northern Ango Men's Complete Shoe Makeover 2495 pair no limit Rg 2995 Save $5 on our complete shoe treatment The trouble began when scores of cars driven by militants of Le Pen's National Front blocked the bustling boulevard The cars were covered with posters urging Parisians to support reinstating the death penalty and to attend a Le Pen rally on the subject next week Reporters saw beefy men leap out of the convoy of automobiles and wade into groups of Arab men and women watching from cafe tables punching them and kicking them to the sidewalk for no apparent reason full leather soles Goodyear rubber bee's wax treatment heel pads and new laces Just bong your shoes and this coupon to our Salt loke Downtown or Cottonwood Shoe Repair Boots not included Offer good this week only Open Monday through Saturday 10-- including far-rig- a Silicone 6 'Libelous’ Letters? 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