Show Page 8 — The Herald Journal Logan Utah Sunday v 1996 April 28 Tens of thousands head south after Lebanon (AP) — Bumper to on the Beirut highway traffic bumper Saturday was almost exclusively oneway — southward — as tens of thousands of Lebanese refugees streamed home to villages they flea during the the motorists whose cars were US-broker- ah ed I World through bushes to go around craters punched by air raids which destroyed roads and water and power facilities Joy anxiety and pain overwhelmed the refugees as they inspected damaged jam-pack- with everything from mattresses and suitcases to kitchen utensils Nearly 500000 people fled north to escape Israeli attacks on southern Lebanon Now after living for more than schools and two weeks in Beirut-are- a other buildings the refugees returned to 16-d-ay war They started out within minutes after a cease-fir- e took effect at 4 am (9 pm EDT Friday) Hundreds of buses vans and cars crawled along the Beirut-Tyr- e coastal highway a favorite Israel-Hezboll- villages battered by Israel's air naval and artillery bombardment Cars snaked target of Israeli gunboats in the fighting “We are returning All of us arc resistance” said leaflets that guerrillas of the Iranian-backe- d Hezbollah handed out to QANA cease-fir- e Israel-Hezboll- ah homes or searched for relatives and neighbors who had stayed behind in the midst of attacks that killed 162 people and wounded 339 others most of them Lebanese civilians — with guerrilla day just as it began TTie rocket that Israel on rockets falling hit a building in the northern Israel town of Kiryat Shemona just before the cease- A man collapsed with a heart attack Another elderly man wept as he saw his life’s work had been demolished in an air raid A third was just happy to be alive and resume his normal life On the other side of the border the 20000 people who fled guerrilla rocket attacks on northern Israel were urged by Prime Minister Shimon Peres to return home The fighting on the last active Arab-Israc- li war front ended early Satur fire deadline caused damage but no apparent injuries “I don't think this is the end” said mother of Michal Malka a children who was sleepfour when the ing in a nearby building her bedKatyusha blew out windows of room and kitchen pre-scho- ol report India begins huge general election NEW DELHI India (AP) — From a former prime minister's widow to an octogenarian on a mattress Indians voted by the millions Saturday in an election expected to end with the defeat of a centrist party that has held (his diverse nation together for decades An estimated HO million voters — about 50 percent of those eligible — braved scorching heat in the first phase of voting that will go on for a month election officials said Many polls published before the parliamentary election predicted the Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party would finish ahead of the governing Congress Party But the surveys also said no party would win a majority meaning finisher to form a the president would have to invite the first-placoalition government with smaller parties JfA ce Police end riot at Canadian jail WINNIPEG Manitoba (AP) — After more than 300 prisoners ccllhlock turned themselves in police marched into a and look the final eight holdouts into custody standoff that injured The detentions late Friday ended a day-lon- g dozens of people and trashed Manitoba's largest jail The rest of the 321 prisoners had surrendered earlier and were cither transferred to other jails or to medical centers for treatment Inmates took over llcadinglcy provincial jail Thursday night when they overpowered guards who were conducting a search for drugs police id At least eight guards were beaten and hospitalized None of the injuries were The prisoners set fires and destroyed equipment They seized drugs from the infirmary and used hammers and makeshift clubs to attack other inmates One man had his fingers cut off during the rebellion said Brian Robinson police site commander at the jail He discounted earlier reports of death and castration 19th-centu- ry Two million Muslims in prayers as hajj climaxes MANAMA Bahrain (AP) — More than 2 million Muslims converged today on Mount Arafat outside the holy city of Mecca to pray where the prophet Mohammed the founder of their faith delivered his last sermon The gathering on the most sacred day of the Islamic calendar marks the climax of the annual pilgrimage or hajj to Mecca a duty Muslim must perform at least once in a lifetime if every possible State-ru- n Saudi television in live coverage from Mount Arafat showed the pilgrims all in seamless white garb chanting in unison: “I have answered your call O Lord There is no God but you” There were no reports of any disturbances but Tehran Radio said tens of thousands or Iranian arid other pilgrims held a “disavowal of infidels" rally at the plains of Arafat to show their hatred of the United States and Israel Saudi media made no mention of the rally 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