Show 'P''' op i eV eb1bVO00' I - 5 1 Japan Volcano Reawakens to Destroy Homes Black Out a City of 45000 I i t - t i t 41 4 4 1 I s4 -- : - - - i i 1 : A t i4 ' PRESS THE ASSOCIATED MANILA Philippines — A volcano began spewing ash Saturday for the first time in 600 US authorities and years planned an evacuation of nearby Clark Air Base if volcanic activity increased Mount Pinatubo a 4795-foo- t volcano about 60 miles northwest of Manila sent steam 16000 feet into the air and sent ash as far as 15 miles away according to officials More than 3100 people mostly Aeta tribesmen have been evacuated from the mountain's slopes At the US air base about 10 miles southeast of the volcano Adr Force spokesman Lt Col Ron Rand said contingency evacuation plans had been prepared The 16000 troops Defense De Phone lines to Shimabara were Overwhelmed by a flood of calls extent of the damage was unknown - US Base Volcano in Philippines Threatens people were evacuated from areas near the mountain before the latest eruption Lightning bolts danced in dark gray plumes of smoke and ash that belched out as the massive eruption :sent debris and gas down the 4452- foot mountain's east slope The eruption left several homes burning and cut off electricity to the city of Shimabara said a prefectural police official in Nagasaki who spoke on condition of anonymity Shitnabara lies on the Pacific coast at the foot of the mountain and is 600 miles southwest of To i 4 ' 1 mpt tt partment civilians and depen- - The national Meteorological Agency reported that the eruption occurred at 7:51 pm (4:51 am '1 MDT) and was followed by a smaller burst about two hours later Volcano experts said they did not ::expect another major eruption : overnight but stressed that the vol cano was still very active ' - 1 :- t i ' r - "When the mountain quiets ! down magma inside is still rising to ' the top" Daisuke Shimozuru chair man of the Coordinating Committee : -- ' - r-- t r) dents would be moved to the US-ru- n Subic Bay naval base about 30 miles southwest Rand did not say if the evacuation plan would be carried out "The chance of an eruption has greatly increased" said Del-fi- n Garcia of the Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology Phillipine officials declared a "level 4" volcano alert late Friday after a dome of magma welled near the summit Level 4 indicates an eruption is possible within 24 hours Garcia said that by 7 pm Sat- P I PRESS after four decades of Communism Meeting with President Lech Wa'lesa he said the unborn "just like all other human beings have the right to life" Through his tour of Poland's religious heartland and into Warsaw John Paul has talked tough at times waving his finger at crowds or punching the air with his fist to em- WARSAW Poland — Cajoling 4 haranguing or gently prodding '' Pope John Paul II has thrust him- - self into the debate on the role of : the church in Po- ! land and the whole of Europe : Some Poles are uneasy but oth- ers say the country which is 95 per- cent Roman Catholic needs the brand of medicine the pope has - k phasize his points He arrived as the Parliament was poised to vote on a church-backe- d bill to outlaw abortions as market reforms enriched some Poles but caused pain for many more as sex shops were opening around the country and pornogra been handing out As he neared the end of his nine- day visit Saturday the Polish-borkept up his crusade against abortion and warned against the thirst for Western consumer goods that have finally become available i w - n I— t: 4 - it n a0 I ' e 41' le Girrs & d a-0 Pog 4 FURNITURE COUNTRY - 0 ' el : ' 566-281- 2 titdit f : cet ' - ! li- 4 M 1 o I er IF:i - TTI- i 4' ' - r- titt 1 17--' - - )0 562-882- 1 li - UTAH ANTIQUE'S ''' La ''''''-'t- " ) ) Furniture tp)eie odd collociahks 't 'e t J:ra ' 741 gm 7 '''''1"":"4111Vinto1410 A SWEET AFTON'S -- ' 1 ‘:Allitt Mil odita11 iiiiitill‘illit 111414114i ea - AMERICANA '41W Gifts & dwor reflecting I OUT IIttiliff li 'yew" ----1 5 sot 'A mt '' : - 111Uk-- - lat- Itc - ilk: - rt liis -- - L A - hip h 44kW Mr -' illn atm - AV t I i :12 t- a IL itit - t r21' I :' 1 1:47 14 V lgitt37:419EPFAE9Elzwalgiltilfilif747fnii7 i:II I ' I Sh'''''fsli kinds mixed with muthwest iitai4 4"411 ' )1 - '' ' '''''' t t I ' 1 COUNTRY I V CUSTOMS 0 -- dl - 10 to In m tt I let IPP: n ---- - F ate 41 - ' !- - -- ' 1 - -- I PI 1 tIllpFtnImr-rtrimtpA- re :utu- fl-- --- -' SOUTII - It: g §tt11 g " Custom drapes Plows and bed-in- ' illittjpiff" olt ti lir Pte 1 11 565-816- 1 AtilliinitaLT--A 0 Co SREEP 7:77:77"7" 11 11 542-884- 1 - ----------- lir 0 --:rt1 rar2 tMsreftrtir- te17-t2r-rerr::- :: WOOD ” ' "'"" ' "' " '' WO' -‘ Ai'llk -- I Itt t9uuranlittuvreunatn:chedrie of 11o 141SVM'On p ---re ' LIE -- ""'"'' " - - ' " Lwaivz---- Atotoloso 7800 i Alfurniture l gr Ill N WEST Iv SIKWIT d' — treelealdelvf it 111-71 i i ' i - I it ir- - CRYSTAL 411 111 - : ' - t4 QIi - t 1095 At ' oeo lotto1o S66-52- 7 it9Lor a- Ilk "t't' iktN --- 1 ' - UM a ilia ' ' t'v ---- —' 1111 'L‘ - LLLLL -'" via r an: '- ' '' I::':::st':'?':IYlk'1 N ' MI'' 1 Flr'"'" I 1 """mittevrat ' '' - 1” I 1' 111 1 ) ' VILLAGE it'r II MI:44 Cc 1OP17ok ging N ERIL4' ?film111111:: -1±-1 AM drilb s gimA Alawl!---ma- - t and more! rAtrinitno millol- a III ' ( ' 2 56a12-arllin- l'': 0 11 t-1-4 I 41 FilI 2' herityr t ottli is rorw 41121 562-893- 2 I I mpg rt r'fIT: - dr Li LL '4 et r:-'- 1 - " - Itrrre Boss phy was filling newsstands Several people interviewed on Warsaw streets said the pope's visit coming as Poles are experimenting with their newly gained freedoms was timely "There is much more freedom now but we are also free in our human weaknesses" said Ewa Szaniawska of Poznan "So I hope that this pilgrimage will allow us to look in this direction to look at our lives in a different way" Public-opinio- n polls have shown most Poles surveyed favor keeping the abortion law enacted by the Communists and are wary about the power of the church 1ttill I gg LAtimir - Wit ' Yr---- 5 v ' I Ii e- : ft i-- Ing ri- I ti III !1114A114 i- T ttr ""1" " : 592-883- 1 Candy gourmet foods toys and : lir "1110 - VIIIAGE WHITE'S p it dr tilitt rere trtszti an ge ittkr - ' $ (- - bin li 4 7r1112itatt7r ' tOiM01141L" -L ' 441 p- -- rnibt''s -- 1 laitIli ttttt t W t - 562-531- 2 & 0''' I 100e of beautiful dried Aoutra (Retail's floral cisme') 1 Ammo t a 1 t IVY 1- " if - I 111o I ' - 4 sp lIC Vr"414il4 iONEVSVCIELE & 1 1 1! - c- 0 Ir $tek46° :117-t7- 1 '' !Ijoll st 1 bili trOl tici''"-- 41 ' Wm 1'" r i cr il ' Itoomit - P : II to littilolool i 1 t - Yr -- Apt 11 ' rdoe fLL ' TA 11611 12raitilAt11191-1114111111r- ila - Mt l'- a ' - Isitst ?t 11 ii klig-I- rz--- 'PE r -- T odlnigi r HAL 111 I ' II lentireal the 11100's ' 7 111 ' 1111 11'141‘' sible victims or accurately estimate the damage because of darkness Scientists at the national Meteorological Agency's Mount Unzen Observatory reported seven pyroelastic flows in the five hours leading up to the eruption Pyroclastic flows involve extremely hot gas rock and other volcanic material racing down the mountainside at great speed According to the Meteorological Agency volcanic cinders of up to in diameter nearly a quarter-inc- h rained down on Shimabara 7474 'Zme 4:r4 4 I and roFine 4 1i5 a u El 4 14 ntst01Atflit'S Swill VicreoRIA2r4 -- Al 114911 ''' isiiiIio torL- : '''1a-15r- 1411ci 17 tit " ' - -- - - 4 r- -- 41s11a - -- erHA irm A - -- - '? --47431 4 A gilt 1 ' '1ii ' t 41 giViti4441: - A - : Hill 41a11::ji k Coon of clean classic country! 1 $ - 0- Erj - :p 1 : ef'64!44--'"11::°-:: i urday nearly 2000 earthquakes had been recorded in the previous 24 hours He said the appearance of the dome indicated molten rock was pushing its way to the surface - el ‘ : 4 ir Alighthib0 k e THE ASSOCIATED ‘edl I Enjoy broakroot lunch & &moor Outdoor &dm ow open il0 1 !IsTonte VILLAGE! ID 566-6- 9 f I NEL SOMETHING A RCIIIRMD'S RESTAURANT RI Pope Crusades on Role of Church in Poland it OLD SOMETHING GARDNER 0 ' for the Prediction of Volcanic Eruptions told a news conference "It is possible that in the future areas even farther away may be within the mountain's reach" Most of Shimabara was blacked out soon after the eruption but electricity was restored in about 15 minutes Officials said they did not know the specific cause of the blackout but said it was connected to the eruption Firefighters and soldiers stationed in the city after Monday's blast were unable to search for pos th---- )' fg i r ji THE ASSOCIATED PRESS TOKYO — Mount Unzen a volcano that claimed at least 37 lives less than a week ago burst to life again Saturday spewing superhot debris that set homes on fire and blacking out a nearby city of 45000 There were no reports of injuries in Saturday evening's eruption but it was much more intense than the deadly one Monday Thousands of 1119 9 1991 1 '14 fs Sunday June The Salt Lake Tribune - p : aittr40x 1 L! i tit I 1144 r"---i- 43 I 47: 64114tooMA F21:Ltflyfr-- President of India Appeals for Peaceful Elections T NEWS SERVICE REUTER - t 4 ‘ delayed after Gandhi's assassina NEW DELHI India — President Ramaswamy Venkataraman speak- lug four days before a fresh round of voting following former prime :minister Rajiv Gandhi's assassina- tion appealed Saturday for voting to take place freely in India About 40 percent Of the country :voted in the first round of the gen- election May 20 Voting was 6 4 ' 1 tion May 21 More than 230 people have been killed in the country's bloodiest election campaign which began in early April against a background of caste and religious violence Venkataraman said he had been disturbed by reports of large-scal- e vote rigging and violence in the election :el Brin A Friend! 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