Tuesday, October 29, 1985 Page 2 Daily Nebraskan

Rv The Associated Press ''-- est Newsu Dis a f In Brie a Top Nasi war criminal reporter - i to surrender in Syria Father, son plead guilty to espionage willing Walker Jr. and the sailor son he BALTIMORE John Anthony West Alois wanted Nazi war criminal since the with The Associated Press that Brunner MUNICH, for the Soviet Union pleaded guilty to espionage this in Brazil of a set the condition that he "not be recruited into spying Brunner, one of the world's most wanted discovery year body that will mean the father must serve over to the Israelis." charges Monday in an arrangement Nazi war criminals, says he is ready to believed to be that of concentration handed and his son more than rt least 10 years of a life prison sentence eight surrender after living for years in Syria, camp doctor . In Vienna, Austria, , a West German Nazi hunters such as Beate Klarsfeld Nazi war crimi- yC magazine reported who has tracked many For the deal to stand, John Walker must cooperate fully with the have alleged that Brunner was respon- Brunner Monday. nals, said the reported offer by in future including the espionage trial of his for the of at least 100,000 government proceedings, The Bunte sible deaths is "rhetoric." Wiesenthal said, "There scheduled Jan. 13, 1986 in San magazine reported the Navy buddy Jerry Whitworth. That trialis who was an associate Jews. is no such (international) court. He Brunner, Nazi Francisco. The magazine Bunte quoted the non-existe- of in the Nazi SS and wants to surrender to a reason we entered into this agreement is because John Walker as that in his escape "The the deportation of Jews to death camps, fugitive saying court of justice." of vital interest to this country," said Assistant U.S. after World War II, he received official has something said he would give himself up for trial Sakowski said the Austrian-bor- n Schatzow. "We need to know what has been broken and documents under a false name from Attorney Michael on condition he not be sent to . sick and old." American authorities and worked for Brunner "is extremely what needs to be fixed." The The article said Brunner The of the arrangement is the Israelis captured Eichmann in the U.S. Army as a driver. magazine principal beneficiary to showed "no remorse" for his crimes. who was to two life terms plus 30 years if he had been Argentina and took him Israel where "I am ready to go and respond before Michael, subject trial. he was tried, convicted and put to an international court," Bunte quoted Bunte said it had found Brunner in convicted in a later 1962 for has lived that the sentences, to be imposed later by death in crimes against Jews Brunner as saying. Damascus, where it said he The agreement specified Alexander II, will be two life terms plus 10 during World War II. Norbert Sakowski, Bunte chief for many years under the assumed U.S. District Judge Harvey deputy 10-ye- ar two 25-ye- ar terms plus three terms for Brunner is considered the most editor, said in a telephone interview name "Dr. Georg Fischer." years for John Walker and Michael. The sentences will be served concurrently making John Walker eligible four Arafat, Hussein reassess moves for parole in 10 years and his son after eight years and months. officials of AMMAN, Jordan King Hussein their relationship and the future of Arafat and eight other top N. and PLO chairman Yasser Arafat met their faltering joint bid to make peace the Palestine Liberation Organization Fleeing guru arrested in Carolina for three hours to reassess with Israel. went to the royal palace for meetings Monday CHARLOTTE, N.C. Federal agents arrested Indian guru Bhagwan with Hussein, who told reporters last ' after his week that he was reconsidering his Shree Rajneesh on immigration charges Monday jet touched relations with the PLO after a new down here for a stop on what authorities called an attempt to flee the to Bermuda. cycle of violence and diplomatic set- country Peres initiative ld whose peace backs. Further talks are scheduled for Eight followers of the Rajneesh, Oregon commune been of also were said U.S. Marshal Ray today. has a center controversy, arrested, wins vote confidence The king also had said it was up to Abrams. of of U.S. the Palestinian people to decide whether In Portland, Carl Houseman, regional director the Immigration Peres for 30 minutes to Prime Minister spoke the PLO should continue to represent and Naturalization Service, said Rajneesh was named Thursday in federal Shimon Peres urged the political open the debate. Then opposition them. indictments charging him with conspiracy to make false statements to right not to oppose his peace efforts, legislator Geula Cohen announced Hussein said at a news conference immigration officers and with harboring aliens illegally in the United won a vote of confidence the minister had met and easily that prime last Thursday he was "reassessing the States. Monday night for a plan that allows secretly in with King Hussein entire situation" of his relations with Rajneesh is the spiritual leader of a sect that claims up to 500,000 an forum to be involved ofJordan before his international outlining peace the PLO in the light of recent events. adherents, mainly in the United States, Western Europe and Australia. in to the General last negotiations. plan Assembly Those include the Sept. 25 slaying by Ed Erigham, assistant agent in charge of the INS in Charlotte, said the . The vote came after seven hours investi- Monday. PLO guerrillas of three Israelis aboard arrest was requested by the U.S. attorney of Oregon involving "an of debate in the and was Cohen said the director of Peres' Knesset, a yacht in Cyprus, Israel's retaliatory gation concerning Ehaswaa Shree Rajneesh and various ether people 68-1- 0 for the Peres with 10 Avraham Tamir, also traveled plan, office, bombing of PLO headquarters in Tunis relating to the violation of immigration laws." abstentions. The to Amman in recent months. prime minister on Oct. 1 and the killing ofan American his in a "We have reason to fear.-- . presented peace proposals every passenger aboard an Italian cruise ship last week to the U.N. Gen- . were made that not South Africa death toll at 334 speech promises hyacked by Palestinian gunmen. eral Assembly in New York. only touched on procedures but on Hussein also was upset by the can- JOHANNESBURG, South Africa South Africa its first 100 He indicated in that substance, too," said Cohen, a completed willingness cellation of a meeting between British under a state of from to consider an international member of the nationalist days emergency Monday, with the death rate rioting speech Tehiya Foreign Secretary Geoffrey Howe and more than double that of earlier months. conference involving the Soviet Union Party, which pressed the motion of senior PLO officials, an encounter that A total of 334 people have been killed in the 100 days of the emergency, if the Kremlin renewed no confidence. - . diplomatic had been intended to ease the way for a rate of 3.34 relations with Israel. The Israeli Peres said in a television inter- per day, according to the South African Institute of Race eventual contacts between the PLO Relations. That with 509 who died in the 323 position previously had been firm view Sunday night that some aspects compares people preceding and the United States. of unrest a rate of 1.54 between and the opposition to such a conference. of his diplomatic maneuvers have days per day Sept. 1, 1984, The Feb. 11 agreement between of the the records show. Only one member of a party in the been secret. His spokesman, Uri beginning emergency decree, institute's Hussein and Arafat called for peace Jennifer a researcher at said the ruling coalition revolted against the Savir, however, denied that Peres Shindler, the institute, Monday with Israel in return for its withdrawal were based on said leadership and David met with Hussein. figures press clippings and police reports. She also opposed secretly from all land in the 1967 war 845 g occupied that have been killed in South Africa's racial violence since Magen of the right-win- Likud bloc. In his U.N. speech, Peres called people and the creation of a Palestinian state. mid-198- He is identified with Indus- on Hussein to "continue to act with well above the figure of 761 disclosed early this month by closely This called for details to be Minister Ariel a us in order not to miss the plan President P.W. Botha. try Sharon, leading oppor- worked out at a conference Peres critic within the that has been created." sponsored The government says about cr.e-thir- d cf the victims were killed by other government. tunity United Nations. by the blacks, mainly because they wers suspected of being collaborators and informers, while about two-thir- were shot by police in the continuing Budget cut package sent to Legislature violence. LINCOLN, Neb. The Appropria- cuts would fall $29.5 million short of a and Peru should be strapped with 1.5 State flu season here, official says tions Committee on Monday formally H9.4 million target set by the commit- percent reductions rather than 3 per- Influenza season has in and in danger of accepted and sent to the full Legisla- tee in tax cent cuts. begun Nebraska, people necessary spending cuts, from illness state health ture a $19.9 million on or both to avoid a deficit at complications the should be vaccinated, a package budget increases, Several agencies would be hit with official said. cuts that alone wouldn't prevent a the end of fiscal 1985-8- 6 and provide a 3 cuts exceeding the 3 percent average "We're beginning to see cases cf the Cu we don't usually get looming deficit caused by faltering overlevy. now, tut percent under the committee's proposal, in- excited until Nebras- revenue collections. Sen. Glenn Goodrich of Omaha cast November," said Christine Newica, coordinator for cluding the Department of Economic ka's immunization 8-- 1 program at the state of Health. On an vote, the panel advanced the opposing vote to advancing LB1, Department Development and the Department of "The peak incidence is in and but to LB1 with a committee amendment cal- saying the proposed Spending scale normally Jaiuary February, Agriculture. protect themselves, should those flu shots now. ling for the $19.9 million in reductions, backs wouldn't slash deeply enough in people get Sen. Jerome "Influenza can be even in those which consist of an average 3 percent some while it would Warner of Waverly, chair- serious, in healthy individuals, and agencies damage high-ris- k d man of the a bout with flu across-the-boar- cut in many agencies higher education. Appropriations Committee, groups, the can be extremely dangerous." has one She said 65 of and chronic health and state aid programs. "If we're not going to get everybody, proposed percentage point people years age older and those with surtax on the individual problems should flu shots. The bill was introduced by Speaker let's not get 3 percent out of higher and corporate get income of the Legislature William Nichol of education," Goodrich said. taxes, retroactive to Jan. 1, 1985. Scottsbluff on behalf of Gov. Bob Ker- Goodrich declined to name agencies K.C. fans still Series win rey. It contained Kerreys' proposed that he thinks should bear greater Warner said budget cuts alone celebrating $18.1 3 across-the-boar- d reduc- KANSAS Mo. million, percent reductions in order to minimize wouldn't prevent further fiscal prob- CITY, About 300,000 baseball fans lined downtown cut to help resolve fiscal prob- tions forced upon the Univesity of Ne- lems for lawmakers in the regular 1986 streets, hung out of windows or perched in treetcps to greet the world lems blamed primarily on Nebraska's braska and the four state colleges. session, which starts in January. He champion Kansas City Royals on Monday as the city threw a two-hou-r slumping agricultural economy. He said the university and the state said an income tax surcharge would ticker tape parade that littered the town with a snowstorm of confetti. 1 Acceptance of the $19.9 million in colleges at Kearney, Wayne, Chadron ease the state's economic woes. he downtown area remained jammed with traffic following the parade and accompanying rally as a steady procession cf cars decorated with streamers, balloons and bows sounded their hems in celebration of the A roundup of the day's happenings city's first World Series victory ever. team two-mil- Grand ewsmatters Players, officials and others rode the e route along Avenue to of Liberty Memorial, beaming and waving as 40,000 pounds John Z. DeLorean'was Charles donned the too-sma-ll shredded Former automaker hospital- plastic safety helmet during paper drifted from downtown office buildings. ized for an heartbeat Monday after a visit to a new multimillion-dolla- r aluminum smelter. The Fans St. irregular complaining along the route, still celebrating Sunday's 1 0 victory over the of dizziness and while for a court Charles to turn to Louis palpitations preparing giggles prompted smelter workers and Cardinals in Game 7, skipped school or were given an extended in his bitter divorce trial. He was listed in ask: "Does wife at when lunch hour to bus appearance your laugh you you put a hat on?" take part in the hoopla. They hoisted themselves on stable condition in the coronary care unit at New Jersey's stop shelters, bill to catch a Former U.S. President Jimmy Carter was described boards, light poles and others' shoulders Somerset Medical Center. His former wife, television Hos- glimpse of the new by a Nepalese Sherpa guide as "a strong after he champs. tess Cristina Ferrare Thomopoulos, immediately called guy" The mood was different returned climbed an 18,900-foo- t on the southern in St. Louis, where the Cardinals but doesn't intend to visit him in peak side of Mount home the couple's children, Everest. unceremoniously as airport festivities and a ticker tape parade the her attorney says. were called off. A few die-har- d hospital, fans who showed up at the airport anyway ill-fitti- helmet atop Prince Charles' The countdown for found a stand The sight ofan has begun Wednesday's launch set up on a designated parking lot vacant and the gate head brought fits of giggles from Princess Diana on the of the space shuttle Challenger on an international locked. royal couple's first full day on an official visit to Australia. science mission with a record eight astronauts.