Show Oaden 8A Friday June 27 1986 World i Ireland (AP) — Ireland's Tine Gael parly today concedgoverning ed defeat for the government proposal to scrap the country's ban on divorce in a national referendum Party spokesman Peter White told The Associated Press: "Fine Gael conWe expect a finrl outcome cedes defeat of against the amendment" The referendum Thursday would have constioverturned Ireland's tutional ban on divorce While said the voting was about evenin the Greater Dublin area ly divided "but it was against the (constitutional) amendment pretlv much everywhere else" DUBLIN Radio Telefis Eireann the national network projected a overall vote against legaliing divorce in this Roman Catholic country campaigners claimed it would be closer to against and expressed satisfaction with the apparent result Official results were expected later in the day Rejection of the referendum would be a clear rebuff to Prime Minister Garret TitGerald's effort to liberalize Irish society and make the marriage law in Ireland more compatible with practice in the British province of Northern Ireland RTE said early returns from Thurs ings The radio said the two constituencies most likely to support the amedment the port town of Dun Laoghaire and nearby Dublin South voted respectively 61 percent and 55 percent in favor of the amendment In Dublin North the no vote was ahead the radio said In Gal way on the west coast the vote Italy's ruling coalition wins one loses one Judge suspends hijacking trial GENOA Italy (AP) — The judge in the Achille lauro hijacking trial today suspended proceedings for three days to consider whether to drop a juror whom the chief prosecutor asked to leave the panel The juror Silv io Ferrari sent a letter to Judge Lino Monteverde today asking to be Ferrari a Communist member of the Genoa provincial legislature said he had done nothing to compromise his position as a juror "I remain at the court's disposal as a citizen just as was on June 5 when I was selected for the jury and I agreed to serve" excused he said Ferrari told reporters he had received a Thursday from chief prosecuter De Feo "inviting" him to leave the panel He said the letter asked him not to talk about the reasons De Feo cited in ask- Monteverde told reporters that De Feo's letter to Ferrari contained no accusations only an invitation to leave the panel He did not elaborate Monteverde said the trial would resume Tuesday Monteverde another judge and six civil letter ing him to leave Two Soviet cosmonauts docked their Soyuz spacecraft late Thursday wiih the Mir orbital station which they had inaugurated in March and spent half of their more than 100 days in space on The official news agency Tass announced the docking at 11:46 pm (3:36 pm EDT) The cosmonauts Leonid and Vladimir Solovcv started their space mission on March 13 docking with the Mir and staying aboard it until May 5 The Mir which means "peace" in Russian was launched in February and is described as what will eventually be the world's first permanently manned spacecraft They then went to the orbiting SaIyut-space station which has been in orbit since 1982 and carried out experiments until they left it for the Mir on Wednesday aboard the Sovuz Kizim and Solovcv set a record space endurance in 1984 aboard the Sa!yut-Tass reported earlier that the cosmonauts have "mothballed" the Salyut-- and an attached vehicle the Cosmos 16S6 indicating it is not expected to be remanned in the immediate future MOSCOW ian jurors comprise the jury hearing evidence against 15 defendants charged in connection with the Oct hijacking of the Achille Lauro cruise ship There are six civilian alternate jurors Today's session was to have included ara guments by a lawyer for Lisa Klinghoffer daughter of the crippled American passenger slain during the hijacking Leon Klinghoffer Miss Klinghoffer and her sister Ilsa are seeking compensation for the death of their father who was shot in the head and thrown overboard Church heads urge resistance soyTspaTecraft Protestant conferees resolve to dismantle apartheid peacefully (AP) — JOHANNESBURG South Africa (AP) — Protestant church leaders today urged South Africans to refuse to state their race on documents a key measure in the administration of apartheid "If done on an increasing scale this would eventually render the system unworkable" the South African Council of Churches said in a resolution at the end of its annual conference in Johannes- tended to the black township of Alexandra an already widespread ban on students entering school premises School grounds have been the scene of protests Curfews were imposed Thursday in the KwaNdebcle tribal homeland north of Pretoria and in black townships in the northern Orange Free State province The South African Council of Churches urged w hites Indians burg In other developments a leadand people of mixed race to erase the digit that denotes race from ing black newspaper editor was detained without charge under current identity documents and refuse to state race on other docuthe state of emergency regulations his colleagues said ments or applications New national identity docuThe editor who may not be identified under the emergency ments replacing passes for blacks and separate cards for whites will regulations joined an estimated 1800 political activists church not state race but race still will be designated on most forms inworkers and labor leaders jailed without charge since the state of cluding birth certificates and was 12 emergency imposed June driving licenses Some detainees have been re"This action goes to the root of leased in recent days apartheid It is open to any and The state Information Bureau every adult South African" said a said six black men were killed all council resolution "It is an internal pressure apparently by fellow blacks in the period ending early which does not rely on foreign influence It is a way for those clastoday bringing to 72 the number of people killed since the state of sified into privileged classes to was imposed emergency express solidarity with those opJohannesburg police today ex pressed by their classification" i j SI M f ald Earlier published signed ads on Thursday's newspaper front pages appealing to women to support the reform Seeking to rebut the Campaign's claim that women's pension and inheritance rights would be harmed can he wrote: "You are being misled assure you thai voting 'yes' will not be against your interests" The three national newspapers supported the reform stressing impact on the Northern Ireland conflict "A 'ves' vole" editorialized the influential Irish Times "will help steady our country North and South It will be the right thing The generous thing" was running against divorce RTE said It said heavy no votes were shaping up in the Mayo Tipperary and Cavan and Monaghan districts The divorce ban is written into the 1937 constitution and can only be removed by referendum The government worried by an opinion poll predicting a defeat for the reform it initiated nine weeks ago issued impassioned appeals for a yes vote The government was seeking to allow divorce for couples who could show a court their marriage has been irretrievably broken down for at least five years One of the first to vote was FitzGer- - day's vote indicated a crushing vote in conservative rural areas Initial estimates were that 50 percent to 55 percent of the 24 million eligible voters cast ballots in the keenly fought referendum which tested the loyalty of Irish Catholics to their church's teach- the resolution said The council includes representatives of the major Protestant churches in South Africa but does not include the Dutch Reformed Church of the governing Afrikaners It was not immediately clear w hat penalties if any South Africans could incur for altering documents In addition to the 9 pm to 5 am curfew imposed in KwaNdebcle emergency regulations issued Thursday by the homeland's white police chief said no one may "play loiter or aimlessly remain on any public road" Nonresidents were banned from the mile homeland 60 miles north of Pretoria KwaNdebele is scheduled in December to become the fifth tribal homeland to acquire nominal independence There have been clashes in recent weeks between supporters of Chief Minister Simon Skosanc who accepted independence and blacks who oppose it !JI he sows Irving to end a filibuster bv opposition parlies It vun the first sole on financ3 3S ing of local governments 230 ll lost a second on a government motion opposing a special parliamentary commission to investigate reports of slush funds at IKI the largest holding in a secret company by ballot Legislators of the government parties blamed defectors from their own ranks for the loss ROME (AP) — Premier Betti-ncoalition Craxi's won a confidence vote in Parliament on Thursday but lost a second Politicians speculated about whether the government would be required to resign Craxi was at a Common Market summit in the Netherlands and expected to return today The government had asked for expressions of confidence from the Chamber of Deputies in two m Continues TODAY! 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