| Show sArapWiAr64ftWtaAiNQ loNo4 I II )I I 11 TnItre NATIONWORLD The Salt Lake - Oash in West Bank 1 ll TAPPUACH JUNCTION Occupied West Bank — About 2000 Jews scuffled with soldiers Thursday after they were blocked for a second time from tak- ing a Torah to a religious center in the Arab city of Nablus The rioters mostly settlers living in the occupied West Bank urged soldiers to disobey orders to stop them "How can you call yourselves Jews?" they -shouted - About 15 rioters were carried away by soldiers No Injuries were reported The hour-lonclash reflected the growing ten- Lions between settlers who feel the government is abandoning their cause and the military which re- ceived its first clear mandate Thursday to rein in Jewish unrest : The settlers wanted to install the Torah — a scroll 'containing the Jewish scriptures — at the Jewish religious studies center in Nablus : Earlier the army closed four nearby Jewish settle- m en to outsiders and blocked roads leading to Tappuach junction where the Torah has been kept since Sunday when soldiers blocked the first attempt by settlers to take it to Nablus The army said it was authorizing soldiers in the territories to impose curfews on Jewish settlements and arrest unruly settlers Until now only Palestin- ian towns and refugee camps have been placed tinder curfew Soldiers and police have instructions to "act aggressively against Jews breaking the law or disturbing public order" the army said in a statement Zvi Katsover a settler leader called the instructions "ridiculous and impossible to carry out" The new orders came amid rising violence between Palestinian and Jewish extremists in the occu pied West Bank and Gaza Strip Fourteen Israelis and 47 Palestinians have been killed by opponents of the Israel-PLaccord since it was signed Sept 13 : The accord calls for Palestinian e beginning in the occupied Gaza Strip and West Bank town - ' - - t- TER ASSOCIATED - -- ) - - political disputes threatened peace talks Hanan Mikhail Q -- i) I" f - ' best-know- I ' i t - The Associated Press Israeli soldiers drag Jewish settler who tried to get through West Bank' army checkpoint Thursday of Jericho by next spring Israel was to start withdrawing its troops Monday but the withdrawal has been postponed because of negotiating snags Communications Minister Shulamit Aloni told Israel television the settlers must be controlled because they "have weapons and they know how to act like Cossacks and carry out pogroms" Settlers claimed they had been promised they would be able to install the Torah on Thursday Instead the army concentrated hundreds of troops on area roads questioning drivers about their destinations and turning many back Settlers told Israel television that the settlements of Brakha Yizhar Elon Moreh and Tappuach were closed O self-rul- Recycled Gifts? 4 Say It's The Thing to Do am- 1 in THE ASSOCIATED 1 0 f We will meet any Woe and Gait Sports ere NOW great sporting goods company - tift - 417 mom the nein to EVERYDAY don't kW lo wait toe o SALEI kat look for those festwandind vokaos an OW —moons yeif lowest - - - - 1 ' '' 1 ' - - t It i : ' '' c I ' 51 - 1 ''' - -- ' - '' ' - k liPS - - tv 4 ' '' ' 1 ' ) ' - - BESTiSECEOTI--00- itolgeitIERIPIANOS E '41 NG t '91-mus- ! 441r "-- ' V' :-- (r 11 - 'f( ! i '1!1 hr 4 - 1: - - ' 1 ' '''' J :( 4' - i 3 ' ' 1' ''' ' ' - 'i ' - ' 1 '''- - - 7- 'Is4 - ''''' ' -- - T- - - - - - - f- - 4- - ' - l' Avoiqgk' - -0 r 7 k :1 - - - 4 ‘ - - 1- 7 ' I It1 '' ' ' ! 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is THE ASSOCIATED project human-right- s We have they actually would get their hoped-fo- r gift - to the Thursday "People will not put up with the suppression of rights and freedoms after years of occupation" Sag said Mhrawi lem menthols between sips of bitter black coffee served in a glass "We need to establish a system of checks and accountability" Ashrawi lives with her husband Emile a photographer and artist and daughters Zeina 12 and Amal 14 Their house is across from an Israeli military court and IIEGrit 0 10 - k'k - to put an end to the speculation and attempts at persuasion" Now she is turning her hand toward fund raising Ashrawi said Sweden donated one million Kronor the equivalent of $119500 In an interview Thursday Most knew their wish was Imrealistic Only 44 percent thought Pet Owner Gets Bread Water for His Cruelty Hanan Ashrawl Ashrawi confirmed that she was abandoning her role as Palestinian spokeswoman a position she said had always been unpaid unofficial and voluntary "I wouldn't say that he Arafat was happy" she said of her decision to leave "But I didn't want to be part of the authority I wanted player" : r 1 - I 1- - 1047 dflta0tektardt- tWSW wishing for health peace and family togetherness Others said they would be satisfied with a car truck house or winning lottery ticket Then there was the man who simply wanted to "make it in the NFL as a professional football : e 4 - Rights a post that could soon make her a thorn in Arafat's side Our Low Price Geri ONE 1 n dent Commission on Human A-3- 2 owned or eineeticed 'ono of out competitor' We weity out oempetitors ante and waken avniatbdity - respondents d a town wafting to happen PRESS NEW YORK — The toilet seat imprinted with a college logo just did not sit right with the recipient The clothes brush shaped like a duck was gathering dust These revelations came from a newly released poll in which one in four Americans admitted hay ing passed on to someone else a gift they received Although some of the recycled presents were unusual they were mostly household appliances perfume clothing and other ordinary goods The poll sponsored by American Express Travel Related Services Co found that clothing electronic equipment and money top Americans' wish lists this holiday season The poll found a fair share of spiritual-minde- Is 1 : GA T SPORTS COMMITMENT - 0 0 - - : : En 1 L Jericho 1111 1 1 Ashrawi stepped up to the microphones to speak for the Palestinians Her job as spokeswoman made Palher arguably the estinian after PLO chief Yasser Arafat and certainly the most prominent woman in the Palestine Liberation Organization As a reward the professor of English literature was offered the post as the PLO's "ambassador" in Washington and a senior role in the Palestinian selfloveming authority to be created in the Gaza Strip and the West Bank region of Jericho Instead she has chosen to quit to form the Palestine Indepen- t - I Bank — Whenever violence erupted in the occupied lands or ii - -- i ' teen-ager- PRESS Occupied West RAMALLAH i''''' 't - prison that is encircled by guard towers and barbed wire &brawl is more of an outsider at home than her image abroad would suggest She is an intellectual in the midst of a street rebels a Christian lion run by in a predominantly Muslim society where Islamic militants are gaining influence She is a woman among men Ashrawi had threatened to quit as PLO spokeswoman once before joining other West Bank and Gaza leaders in a protest last summer over Arafat's failure to consult them before deciding key issues But this time friends and associates said her popularity abroad and her accessibility to the Western media created jealousies in the upper echelons of the PLO and compelled her resignation The Israeli newspaper Maariv however said she left because of Arafat's mercurial outbursts at Palestinian officials and foreign dignitaries alike The paper said the final break came when Arafat berated the Swedish Prime Minister Carl Bildt for calling him "chairman" instead of the "president of Palestine" his formal title but one that is not recognized outside the Arab world It said Ashrawi tried for 15 minutes to calm Arafat Ashrawi called the Maariv account "totally fabricated" and said she had not quit in anger She said she came away from her job "with a better understanding of the complexities of the problem" earttlr In Yasser Arafat's Side ft- g I Voice llumanaights She Will Become Thorn - k PRESS - As t -- THE ASSOCIATED Ashraid Quits as PLO Spokeswoman - Tests Arrest Orders A Friday December 17 1933 Wilt 101 SHIN 101411 UTAH Fish Cant III Apperol SPECIALTY SPORTS Shoos Athletles Tool's to 1 ft 'Eust SANT OPOtTS IALIZAKI OTT SPOITOCASTIN STOW 1101C0NO MUNI 111" :tid SOUTH 000 RAST OP'S 7 DAYS A WIFTPC ItS1:1001 i STONES Golf ! 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