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Vol. II, No. 42 Quarry Heights, Republic of Panama Nov. 20, 1989 A ir Forceproposes closing 15 bases, other cuts NEW YORK (UPI) - The Air Citing administration sources, the bases worldwide to 125 from 140, the preference for stretching out Force, responding to Defense Times said the Air Force-proposed newspaper reported, adding that procurement of weapons systems, Secretary Dick Cheney's request for cuts equal about $34 billion, about proposals for domestic base closings rather than killing systems outright, budget-cutting proposals, has $10 billion short of the amount the have historically touched off fevered runs counter to Cheney's preferred suggested closing 15 bases, stretching service was asked to find for three protests from congressmen and method of making budget cuts. out the purchase of the Stealth years. senators whose constituents are Pentagon officials oppose bomber and eliminating five fighter The newspaper said it had not been effected. delaying procurement because it wings, a published report said able to learn what the other services The Times said the Air Force's forces inefficiencies in production. Sunday. had suggested to meet goals set by reported in Sean O'Keefe, the Pentagon's Sunday's editions that the proposals comptroller. came in response to an order from Cheney's request for the $180 Cheney that the armed services offer billion in cuts, reported Saturday by proposals for reductions totaling the Times and The Washington Post, $180 billion from projected spending was sparked by federal deficit levels in the three years that begin pressures and the changing political with the 1992 budget year. climate in Eastern Europe. The Air Force plan also proposes The decision even to consider cuts cuts in purchases of the F- 16 fighter, of this magnitude is one of the major retiring some B-52 bombers that developments in the first year of the carry conventional weapons and Bush presidency, the Times said. retiring the Minuteman II nuclear The Air Force plan proposes missile, the newspaper said. reducing the number of American Pan Am Flight 103 Report ties CIA to bomb NEWYORK,(Reuter)-ACIA deal of the drug run and was able to with a heroin smuggler may have switch the drugs suitcase for one played a crucial part in events leading containing the bomb. up to the bombing of Pan Am Flight "Jibril knew of the drug run . and 103 over Lockerbie, Scotland, in he was able to orchestrate a situation December 1988 that killed 270 where, instead of the drugs, he put people, according to a CBS report the bomb on 103," Traficant said on Saturday. CBS. "And he was able Lo get a bomb . The bomb was smuggled onto the on it because that thing was insulated aircraft in a suitcase that was by the CIA foradrug run. And that's supposed to contain heroin, Ohio the bottom line." Democratic Congressman James Jibril is leader of the Popular Traficant said on CBS's "Saturday Front for the Liberation of Palestine- Night with Connie Chung." General Command. He said he got his information According to CBS, West German from a confidential report made by intelligence, aware of the drug investigators hired by Pan Am's own running scheme, had placed the insurance underwriter, baggage for the Pan Am flight under CBS correspondent Connie video surveillance and reported to Chung and Traficant gave this CIA that the smuggler was not using description of the alleged deal: The his usual suitcase but had placed a CIA had allowed a man with terrorist brown Samsonite bag on the plane. connections to transport drugs to the Traficant said the investigators United States in exchange for found out that German intelligence information about American notified CIA. "They notified hostages held in Lebanon. Washington and were told PR OTEST MA RCH - Hundreds of people take to the streets of San Turkish baggage handlers at "disregard," he said. Salvador accompanying thefuneralprocession of six of,10 people killed in Frankfurt airport had been primed CBS said Traficant plans to meet the Nov. 2 bombing of a union hall. See related story on page 4. (AP to substitute a suitcase containing Pan Am officials Monday to Laserphoto) drugs for a normal suitcase aboard question them about the report. It the Pan Am flight. But Ahmed Jibril, said the Central Intelligence Agency allegedly hired by Iranian officials to has dismissed the allegations as O A urges free elections R P place abomb on aU.S. carrier, knew "nonsense." ~ii r e r ee e to siiR PANAMA CITY, Panama, struggle of the Panamanian people," CINCoffers message to militaryfanilies (Reuter) -- Provisional President said the statement signed by Francisco Rodriguez said Friday Guillermo Endara, Ricardo Arias Congress has designated today as "National Military Family Recognition that Panama would hold elections Calderon and Guillermo Ford. Day," in conjunction with President Bush's proclamation of November only if the United States stopped The resolution, passed Thursday 19-25 as "National Family Week." interfering in his country's internal by a 25-2 vote with Panama and We in the Southern Command often find our special times with family affairs. Nicaragua opposed, also expressed members preempted by rigorous mission, training and security "We will hold elections as soon as deep concern for violations of requirements to protect the freedoms we all cherish. While our service to North American intervention ends," fundamental rights. country is provided willingly, it is the family support structure that enables Rodriguez said in a comment to "The resolution adds diplomatic us to give something extra to get the job done well. reporters on pro-government measures adopted . to isolate the I encourage you now and during the upcoming holiday season to give television the day after the regime of Gen. Noriega until the something extra to enhance a strong family life. Our family members Organization of American States process of constitutional government deserve to know that their efforts are appreciated especially during these passed a resolution urgently calling . begins" the statement said. trying times. Use this occasion to show your appreciation and do a little for free elections. In voting against the resolution, "something extra." The leaders of Panama's civic Panamanian Foreign Minister I also extend my best wishes for a happy Thanksgiving holiday and opposition, meanwhile, praised the Leonardo Kam said it failed to take sincere thank you for your sacrifices, hard work and dedication. OAS for urging the government into account the effect of backed by military strongman Gen. Washington's policy of military and Sincerely, Manuel Antonio Noriega to hold economic aggression and that no elections as soon as possible. election would be held until the policy ended. M.R. Thurman "The resolution . is an important current Council General, USA additional measure condemning the In September, Panama's Commander in Chief dictatorial regime of Gen. Noriega of State, which includes Noriega, --- _ and a support for the peaceful chose Rodriguez as president. Times Nov.Tropic 20, 1989

1 U.S. Senators divide bitterly over pay raise issues raise, takes The Senate easily defeated several after the bill was called up for action Senate 'nays'majorpay amendments designed to cripple the and also rejected 88-11 a motion to ss 9.7 cost-of-living hike, cuts honoraria package and one which sought to kill put off a decision until Feb. WASINTON(UI)the pay raise that was painstakingly "We ought to face up to the issue WASHINGTON (UPI) - The approve a major pay raise, which worked out with the House and had today, one way or the other, Dole Senate voted itself a 9.7 percent cost- would have escalated their salaries to the backing of President Bush. said. "We're not going to be braver of-living increase Friday, but about $125,000 in 1991, but a last- In what was seen as a crucial vote, February first than we are today." senators refused to include minute canvas by Senate Democratic the Senate rejected by a 65-34 vote an themselves in a major pay raise leader George Mitchell and Senate amendment that would have stripped The bill that passed the House 252- approved for the House, federal Republican leader Robert Dole the bill of the pay raise, continued 174 would increase congressional judges and top-level government showed they were three or four votes honoraria and left only a set of salaries from $89,500 to more than officials. short. government-wide ethics laws. $120,000 in 1991, as well as ban In a stinging defeat for Senate As a result, Mitchell withdrew the Sen. Jesse Helms, R-N.C., who honoraria and make significant leaders, the Senate approved the proposed plan and substituted the sponsored the amendment, said, changes in government ethics rules. smaller pay increase 56-43, rejecting lower cost-of-living increase "My purpose is to expose all this A two-year cost-of-living increase a 25 percent boost that the House will measure. claptrap that this is an ethics bill. for 1989 and 1990, totaling 7.9 receive in 1991. The House also In a bitter speech, Sen. Robert This is a pay raise bill." percent would go into effect at the w ould get the cost-of-living Byrd, D-W.Va., said "we don't have But Mitchell and Dole urged their start of the year, followed by a 25 increases. the courage of our convictions . to colleagues to take the political risk percent raise in 1991, after the Federal judges and executives in do what is right for this institution." and vote for the pay raise as part of a elections. government would also receive the "We have created by virtue of our package that would ban the Members of Congress also also larger increase. cowardice an inequity," Byrd said. acceptance of speaking fees. would be entitled to a cost-of-living The Senate then passed by voice "We are saying we are not worth as "This is a very difficult issue for increase for 1991 that could raise pay vote the underlying legislation that much as our colleagues in the everyone," Mitchell said. tncror 1990 a yer s also includes a broad expansion of House." "It's not easy for anyone. It is an to around $125,000 a year. government-wide ethics laws. The The 9.7 percent increase would be effort to adopt a fair and reasonable The ban on honoraria would take bill was then returned to the House offset by a matching cut in the standard." effect in 1991. Currently senators can which gave final approval by voice amount senators can make from Warned of a possible filibuster, the keep - honoraria fees totaling 40 vote and sent it to the White House. honoraria. Honoraria would be Senate imposed debate-limiting percent of the salary and House The Senate appeared ready to banned in the House in 1991. cloture 90-9, less than four hours members 30 percent. Walesa asks A mericans to help build new Poland (UPI) - Solidarity "Help us to survive. Help our spoke with pride of the birth of he has a problem, and to honor Lech founder Lech Walesa Saturday spirits to survive," said Walesa, Solidarity a decade ago in the Walesa. This is how he got started, by addressed throngs of Polish- bareheaded but bundled in a thick shipyards and streets of Poland. He informational picketing," said John Americans and others in the heart of sweater and blue parka against the cautioned, however, that the future Dineen, FOP president. Chicago the city that boasts the largest Polish 28-degree chill." Poland belongs to poses a difficult challenge for his police have been working. without a population outside Warsaw, calling all Poles. We want to build a new nation's young Solidarity-led contract for nearly a year. on Americans to help build a new Poland." government. Earlier, Walesa told the Polish Poland. Walesa, through an interpreter, "Prosperity must be earned by American Congress his homeland hard work. Both freedom and was at a crossroads in its struggle for democracy must be earned," he said. independence, democracy and To cheers from a crowd of several economic reform. He appealed to thousand in Daley Plaza in Chicago's Chicago's Polish American downtown Loop, he said, "There is community for economic investment. no other road for Poland other than There an estimated 1 million Poles the one we've entered." in the metropolitan area, officials Mayor Richard M. Daley, who said. proclaimed Saturday "Lech Walesa Walesa told his PAC audience, Day" in the city, introduced the one- through a translator, that Polish- time Gdansk electrician. Americans "have two lovers." "Today all of Chicago joins with "They are in love with two our Polish community to honor a symbols. One that is the United man who made Poland's dream come States and freedom and one that is true: Lech Walesa," Daley said. independent Poland." "Their struggle has given hope to Wojslaw Milan-Kamski, director millions around the world. They've of the Polish American Congress of taught us over again how precious , translated Walesa's freedom is." remarks. At a pre-rally luncheon sponsored "He said Poland is regaining by the AFL-CIO, the Chicago freedom and independence and also Federation of Labor and other civic a democratic economic system, for groups, Walesa delivered a stirring which Poland needs help and endorsement of unionism, support ofthe United States,"Milan- incorporating a theme from an AFL- Kamski said. "Both political as well CIO advertising campaign in as economic, not only financial but challenging American workers to also guidance." "say yes to union membership." He said Walesa called for "help in In Grant Park, along the route that establishing normal democratic brought Walesa to his speaking institutions and the way of life which engagement, about 1,000 members of is comparable to the way of life which the Fraternal Order of Police carried we have here in the United States." picket signs demanding a. contract Walesa's day began early with a NOMINATED TO BE SURGEON GENERAL President Bush with the city and chanted, "The 45-minute Roman Catholic mass in announced he will nominate Dr.Antonia Noveo to be surgeon generaL A whole world is watching!" The chant his hotel room. He received a pediatrician and expert on AIDS in children, Novello would be the first was first heard in Czechoslovkia in blessing from the Rev. Edward wom an andert Hispanic to hold thepost if the nomination is confirmed 1968, when Soviet troops crushed a Pajak, pastor of Holy Innocents byma the Senate. HAiLsphoicto)hlteotitenmiainiofre blossoming freedom movement. Church. Pajak's parish has 1,200 "We're here to let the mayor know Polish parishioners.

Commander-in-Chief . Gen. Maxwell R. Thurman Assistant NCOIC . SFC Richard A. Czizik This authorized unofficial command information publication Director, Public Affairs . Col. Ronald T. Sconyers Editorial Staff . St. Monique Chere is for U.S, Armed Forces overseas. The Tropic Times is Executive Editor/NCOIC . SMSgt. Harold J. Lee Spec. Anthony Craft published in conjunction with the Armed Forces Information Managing Editor . Colin Hale Spec. John Hall Program of the Department of Defense, under the supervision of AIC Randy Lawson the director of Public Affairs, U.S. Southern Command. Composing Room . Rosemary Chong Contents of the Tropic Times are not necessarily the official view T , r'gl Carolyn Coffey of the U.S. Government, the Department of Defense or the U.S. ihkO DiCh im es Mary Munoz Southern Command. The address is: APO Miami, 34002, 17 Albrook Post Office. Telephone 285-6612. Tropic Times Nov. 20, 1989 3 U.S. news ConferencefeaturesA gent Orange disagreements Orange was contaminated with MILWAUKEE (UPI) A meeting room. "Conviction beyond reasonable TCDD, a form of dioxin, through government scientist walked out of Researchers from several doubt is very difficult. We don't even conviction for the manufacturing process. an Agent Orange conference universities repeatedly criticized the have that kind of "By Dr. Arnold Schechter, professor Saturday, saying he could no longer government for failing to be cigarette smoking," he said. out of preventive medicine at the Clinic listen to the "diatribe" from other aggressive enough in determining the pushing the scientists and science Campus of the State University of scientists dissatisfied with federal impact on soldiers of exposure to in front, we become the fall guy for York in Binghamton, said research on Vietnam-related health Agent Orange and dioxin. the failure of the federal government New between 1962 and 1971 327.6 million issues. "What the United States to act." pounds of 2,4,-D and 78.1 million Dr. Vernon Houk, director of the government has done is to kind of But Houk defended government pounds of 2,4,5-T were sprayed Center for Environmental Health shove science and scientists out front studies that show no widespread ill in around South Vietnam. Included in and Injury Control at the Centers for and say until we can convict dioxin health effects from Agent Orange a that was about 650 pounds of Disease Control in Atlanta, said he beyond reasonable doubt in the sense Vietnam veterans. He also said with Agent TCDD. was offended by continued attacks of a murder conviction, we will do national obsession Schecter is studying the effects of on the pace of research into the nothing for the Vietnam veteran Orange is preventing resources from dioxin in the Vietnamese and said the effects of the defoliant. unless we're forced to," said Dr. being allocated to help veterans who indicate Agent Orange may "I refuse to listen to that kind of Peter Kahn, a Rutgers University have other problems, including studies have caused some cancers and birth diatribe against the federal biochemist and member of the New 100,000 with post-traumatic stress defects. government," Houk said outside the Jersey Agent Orange Commission. disorder. "It is unfortunate that the furor Drs. Jeanne and Steven Stellman, over the chemical cause of disease co-authors of the Columbia 0 has clouded the issues," he said. University-American Legion Study Houk said based on government of Vietnam Veterans, criticized the studies, "Vietnam veterans report government for failing to use military more health problems than other records to identify more men, but their current physical comprehensively servicemen from health as measured by validating areas sprayed with Agent Orange. examinations is similar to that of "You've heard it suggested before other (non-Vietnam veteran) that it is not possible to use military groups." records to determine the likelihood Agent Orange was a defoliant used whether someone's exposed to Agent in Vietnam between 1962 and the Orange,"said Steven Stellman:"This early 1970s. A 50-50 mixture of the is something with which we herbicides 2,4-D and 2,4,5-T. Agent fundamentally disagree." Student surrenders after stabbing NEW YORK (UPI) - A exacerbate tensions between Fordham University honors student students and the hearby Albanian was charged with murder Friday for community, Wornham said. But allegedly stabbing to death a Bronx students had been warned after the motorist who the student said incident not to stray off-campus, she sideswiped him, police said. said. MichaelLunny,20,ofSicklerville, About 1:30 a.m. Thursday, N.J., surrendered Friday morning in Berisha, of the Bronx, was driving on the death of Zenun Berisha, 26, an East Fordham Road near the ethnic Albanian, said Sgt. Peter university when he passed a blond Sweeney, a police spokesman. man walking across the street, said Lunny initially reported to Sgt. Raymond O'Donnell, another university officials on campus with police spokesman. his lawyer, Sweeney said. Police were The pedestrian shouted at the car called, the spokesman said. about driving too close to him, he Police said Lunny, a senior honors said. Berisha, 26, who lived nearby student majoring in computer and was on his way home from a his car and the - Chairman of the Senate Armed Services science, was charged with second- meal, stopped DEFENSE AGREEMENT escalated. San Nunn of Ga., left, and Sen. John Warner of Va., announce degree murder and criminal argument Committee spit to reporters at Capital Hill that congressional negotiators approved a $305 possession of a dangerous weapon. The blond student apparently not on Berisha's car, police said, and the billion defense bill. (AP Laserphoto) The murder weapon was recovered, police said. two men got into a fight that ended h 91kC9Lunny, who lived off-campus, was only when Lunny whipped out a 5- rough described by university spokes- inch knife and stabbed Berisha in the Car m a ers C woman Cynthia Wornham as "a chest, police said. fled onto the campus as an DETROIT (UPI) - Nearly all business, he is credited with good citizen" who had no previous Lunny brought Berisha, the industry observers agree the nation's developing the image of Pontiac record of disciplinary problems. ambulance father of three young children, to Big Three automakers are destined GTO and frequently called the "The whole Fordham community Hospital where he was for a rough ride during the first half "father of the muscle car," referring is saddened by this," she said. Jacobi pronounced dead, police said. of 1990 because of an oversold car to the performance era that gripped The incident was unlikely to market, excess capacity and Detroit during the 1960s. develop other intensified competition. He also has helped One reason is that General specialty cars and has been working Motors, Ford and Chrysler have lost lately with Cadillac to revitalize its Quake survivor dies in hospital - where Helm had been taken an entire generation of buyers, said image as a premium nameplate. OAKLAND, Calif. (UPI) several days ago from Highland Jim Wangers, a partner in Wangers sees the industry mostly Buck Helm, the burly long- Automotive Marketing consultants in marketing terms since overall shoreman who survived four days Hospital. from a Helm, who suffered broken ribs Inc., which does comparison testing gains in quality and the similarity in under tons of rubble and a neck fracture in the freeway for use in automotive advertising. exterior designs have more then ever freeway deck that collapsed in last died after experiencing "We lost a whole group of people before made image a critical factor in month's earthquake in northern collapse, failure, he said. now aged between 35 and 50 who purchasing decisions. California, died Saturday night of respiratory had begun experiencing lusted after Detroit's powerful cars One such example is Toyota, respiratory failure, officials said. "He breathing not long before when they were too young to buy which recently began selling a Helm, 57, who had been trouble of a he died so he took a very sudden them," Wangers said from the firm's $35,000 sedan as the flagship model breathing with the help turn for the worse," Treleven said. West Coast office in Vista, Calif. "By of its Lexus luxury car division., respirator since his near- Helm's car was partially the time they could afford them, they "Their greatest asset is image, miraculous discovery in the crushed when the first deck of the became intrigued by imports because Wangers said. "The high marks being rubble of the Cypress Street double-deck freeway collapsed Detroit was no longer offering scored by the Lexus cars will only section of the Interstate 880 the second deck in the 7.1 exciting cars." enhance Toyota's reputation by freeway, took a sudden turn for onto 10:30 earthquake that rocked northern Wangers seems especially sensitive overflowing into its less expensive the worse and died at about California, killing 65 people about the migration toward import cars and giving the company p.m. EST, officials said. 41 on the Cypress brands, something that has eroded aggressive success." . "Attempts to resuscitate him by including section and causing billions of the level of loyalty once enjoyed by Performance is once again back in CPR were unsuccessful," said dollars in damage throughout the the Big Three carmakers despite vogue, but U.S. automakers now Ron Treleven, a spokesman at region. recent strides in quality. seem to be following the market Kaiser Permanente hospital it, he noted. A 30-year veteran of the car instead of leading Times 4 Nov.Tropic 20, 1989

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N edieNw 8:30 Benjamin 6:30 NBC At Sunrise 9:00 CBS Sunday Morning a catalyst for the unpopular Vietnam 7:00 NBC Today Show 10:30 Ebony Jet Showcase situation, and its anti-war comedy struck 1:00 MeetThe Press 9:00 NBC Special "Macy's Thanksgiving Day 11:30 This Week With a central nerve with the public. Parade" (3 hrs.) 12:30 p.m. NFL Live/Today Tropic Times Nov. 20, 1989 5 hemisphere Salvadorfighting endangers democracy

SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador amounted to at least $3 billion since the FMLN in what they thought who have joined such groups as the (UPI) -- The outbreak of full-scale El Salvador's civil war broke out in would be popular uprising. non-governmental Human Rights warfare in the Salvadoran capital has earnest 10 years ago. Cristiani told reporters that the Commission of El Salvador did so raised doubts about the survival of The U.S. support has been FMLN offensive has "unmasked" because of concern over the country's leftist political leaders and the conditioned on improvement in El some popular organizations as less-than-desirable human rights Central American country's fragile Salvador's human rights record and supporters of armed revolution. situation rather than as an democratic system. slow but steady movement toward a But clearly many of the people expression of support for the rebels. Some fear that the 6-day-old rebel more democratic political system. offensive on the capital could A bloody campaign against Spanish official to probe deaths unleash a severe backlash by the opposition political leaders would country's radical right, raising the close existing avenues for democratic MADRID (Reuter) - Spain and another 300 Spanish-born specter of a bloodbath among leaders development rather than widen said Friday that it was sending a citizens lived in El Salvador. of the leftist political opposition, them. senior Foreign Ministry official to labor unions and popular Worsening the situation, the rector El Salvador to ensure the Bat n a e organizations. of San Salvador's Jesuit university, government carries out an .,. Such a reaction would reflect Ignacio Ellacuria, and seven other investigation into the murder of win Rio voters unfavorably on the right-wing people who were in his house at the six Jesuit priests. government of President Alfredo time were shot to death and RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil Cristiani, whose Nationalist mutilated Thursday by unknown Spain Thursday strongly (Reuter)--Batmanandamonkey Republican Alliance Party has been assailants. condemned the killing of the six, in Rio's zoo won votes in Brazil's accused of having ties to right-wing "The horrid killings totally change five of whom were Spanish-born. first presidential election in 29 death squads. the situation," a diplomat said. Foreign Minister Francisco years, election officials said. "There is obviously going to be a "They raise the specter of right wing Fernandez Ordonez summoned Batman and the monkey's name reaction" to the rebel offensive, a groups out of control." the El Salvador ambassador in were written in protest on the diplomat said. "The These killings, which struck at the Madrid for consultation and official voting form listing the 21 question is whether the army and the heart of El Salvador's moderate-left called for an urgent government real candidates, they said. government will be able to control intellectual community, intensified inquiry. In a more surprising protest, themselves." fears among the country's leftist Government spokeswoman officials in a Rio polling station He said he had "serious doubts" politicians. Rosa Conde said a senior ministry said they found a marijuana about whether Cristiani was in full They share the same goal as the official would leave Friday night cigarette stuck to a voting form control during the current military rebel Farabundo Marti National for El Salvador. with tape in last week's vote. crisis. Liberation Front, or FMLN, but He would ensure a prompt Other voters had written An out-of-control right also would they have confined their struggle investigation into the murders was messages, prayers and even poems shakhecon base of El Salvador's against the government to the carried out, and also assess the to their Zandidates or put money fragile constitutional system and political arena. situation of other Spaniards living in the ballot boxes. endanger the multimill ion-dollar Several leftist political leaders in El Salvador, Conde told Apart from Brazil's return to effort by the United States to bolster were reported to be hiding in foreign reporters. democracy after more than two democracy i El Salvador. . embassies soon after the rebel "The situation is so worrying decades of military rule, some U.S. aid, now pouring into the offensive began. that the government will follow voters in Rio had another cause to small Central American country at a Ev celebrate, 0 Dia newspaper rate of about $1.5 million a day, has Een more precarious is the events there very closely. It will reotdI position of members of popular take any new measures as reported. Remember, groups that have organized necessary,"shesaid. Several gabers o Rs opposition to the government Conde added that a Spanish air game decided to et on the total C___SS______'I VieI~ _ aroundnumberof votes humancountedby rights issues. force plane was on standby to gamed o et onte by Some members of those groups, evacuate any Spaniards who Thursday. The number came up, mustbe in y which the government long has wanted to leave El Salvador. rewarding the lucky gamblers. characterized as "front organ- A Spanish Foreign Ministry with a $300 payout on a seven cent izations" for the guerrillas, have spokesman said 500 Spaniards stake. In-, I day9 m taken up arms in recent days to join Mayan civilization datesfrom 400 to 600 B. C.

LOS ANGELES (UPI) -- 300 A.D. historical event in Mayan surveys. Although a portion of the Archaeologists have identified what But another find at nearby El mythology, but declined to elaborate architecture was mapped in 1962, it may be the oldest major center of Mirador in Guatemala in the late pending publication of an article on was not until 1987 that the actual age Mayan civilization in a remote 1970s, along with other sites found the find. of Nakbe was identified. Guatemalan jungle, indicating that later, pushed back the emergence of Other yet-to-be-excavated Hansen said there is an ancient the sophisticated pre-Colombian sophisticated Mayan culture to buildings at Nakbe are estimated to highway running from El Mirador to society originated as much as 400 about 200 B.C. The Nakbe find measure up to 150 feet tall, which Nakbe and it was originally thought years earlier than was previously pushes that history back as much as would rival finds at the more modern that Nakbe was merely a satellite of believed. another 400 years. Mayan center of Tikal, Guatemala's the other city. Now it is known that The site, located in the dense Nakbe pre-dates El Mirador, and notable pre-Colombian site. Nabpr-teElMadan tropical forest of Nakbe in northern "We're on the trail, and we smell mostthe construction of Guateal f, aures a ve on e the ibil t ao , unldckin But H ansen said it was too early to Hansen theorizes Guatemala, features massive stone tell whether the structures dated back El Mirador may have led to the temples between 40 and 65 feet high, secrets of the origin of Mayan to the same pre-classic period or were abandonment of Nakbe. richly carved monuments and civilization," said Hansen, a research Hansen said his crew of about 60, associate at UCLA's Instituteof bitler thousands of artifacts. Hansen said Nakbe's pyramids, which includes scientists from "We think that we have the Archaeology, who verified the age of though similar to those at Tikal and UCLA, Brigham Young University opportunity to investigate the very Nakbe through carbon dating. at Palenque in Mexico's Yucatan, and the University of San Carlos, origins and dynamics of Mayan The Mayan civilization spanned were broader and bulkier. must overcome many obstacles, civilization," Richard Hansen, a much of Central America and was Nakbe was flourishing about the including the difficult climate and UCLA archaeologist who directed noted for its architectural and same time as the Olmec civilization terrain, to complete their excavation. the project, said last week. scientific achievements. along the region's Gulf Coast, once The site lies a three-day walk from Hansen, in a telephone interview Among the finds at Nakbe are thought to predate the Mayans by the nearest major road. Hansen finds from his home in Rupert, Idaho, said more than 65,000 pot shards, centuries. t will be interesting in the isolation a mixed blessing, since it the long-abandoned city at Nakbe, ceramics, and human and animal future investigations to evaluate the has protected Nakbe to a degree from oters. 350 miles northeast of Guatemala figurines,fgrnsaswlaslrequantities as well as large ani interactiontion between t e thete twot "htsterao tsoeo h City, includes 75 major structures of shell artifacts and stone tools, cultures," Hansen said That's the reason its one o the and "hundreds and hundreds of ' H lastremaining(intact)sites,' Hansen mounds" indicating outlying One of the most significant Another significant aspect of explained, "but that creates a buildings. He said it dates to the discoveries is an intricately carved Nakbe is that it was built over an tremendous problem logistically middle pre-classic Mayan period, or 10-foot limestone slab that had even earlier Mayan village, dating when we have to transport 600 to 400 B.C. broken into 45 fragments. It depicts back to 1000 B.C., that has been everything by mule." For most of this century, two individuals in royal clothing "preserved underneath it like a The archeologists are petitioning archaeologists theorized that the facing each other, one of them with modern-day Pompeii." the Guatemalan government to Mayan civilization, the most his hand extended and a finger Nakbe was first identified as a designate the site and its environs a advanced pre-Colombian society in pointing to a deity between them. potential Mayan site in 1930 by a national park, to protect the ruins the New World, did not make major Hansen said he believes the team from the University of and preserve the surrounding rain advances in city culture until around monument depicts an important Pennsylvania conducting aerial forest, he said. Times 6 Nov.Tropic 20, 1989 sports Upsets, wild finishes control Sunday's games Steelers nip Chargers pass interceptions, hit Brett 30-24, Buffalo (7-4) drove to the New more than 100 yards in his last three PITTSBURGH (AP) -Pitts- Perriman with a 44-yard pass to the England 31-yard line, but Jim Kelly games, finished with 54 on 11 carries, bughSBURGH he(fs it t- a Atlanta 27 to set up Jordan's 2-yard fumbled on fourth down and Johnny including four yards on on two tries burgh's offense, held without a go-ahead score with 9:20 to play. Rembert recovered. That set up in the second half. touchdown for nine quarters, drove Perriman beat Atlanta rookie Staurovsky's clinching 38-yard field Tony Zendejas kicked field goals 91 yards to score on Merril Hoge's Deion Sanders down the left sideline goal with 13 seconds left. of 20, 20 and 46 yards for the Oilers, run with 1-yard 6:17 remaining to haul in the key pass four minutes The Bills had taken a 24-13 lead on extending his string to eight in a row. S sunday, giving the Steelers a 20-17 after Sanders' 21-yard interception fourth-quarter touchdowns by Larry Moon's touchdown passes went 25 victory over the San Diego Chargers return had set up Atlanta's go-ahead Kinnebrew on a 1-yard run and yards to Curtis Duncan and I1 yards in a battle of the NFL's two worst touchdown. on a 25-yard pass to Leonard Harris, sparking the offenses. from Kelly with 8:46 remaining. Oilers to a 17-7 halftime lead. (4-7) came right 84-yaRd ikof return as the Stelean Eagles fly by Vikings But the Patriots 84-yad ko ffercametur asm tahe n PHteeA (back on the next series with a 14-yard touchdown passes to Anthony Miller (AP) - Cris scoring pass from Steve Grogan to Packers shock 49ers in ending their two-game losing Carter made a juggling catch of Hart Lee Dykes with 7:45 to go. SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Don streak and the Chargers' two-game Randall Cunningham's deflected Majkowski scooted eight yards a give the Mjosisotdegtyrso on winning streak. The Steelers wmmnwere passstrak.The with 2:32 left toteeers quarterbackBucS dump draw for Chicago the go-ahead held to 191 total yards. PhiladelphiaEagles a 10-9 victory suare draw fo5ta gosasead Woodson's kickoff return, the over the Sunday CHICAGO (AP) - Donald score with 11:55 to play, his second second of his career and Pittsburgh's in a penalty and mistake-filled game. Igwebuike's fourth field goal, a 28- touchdown run, as the Green Bay first touchdown of any kind in 2 1/2 The winning score, in fact, was set yard chip shot as time ran expired Francisco 21-17 Sunday and stopped games, gave the Steelers a 13-10 lead up by one of those mistakes - a Sunday, lifted the Tampa Bay the 49ers six-game winning streak. midway through a third quarter in fumble by Herschel Walker, whose Buccaneers over the revenge-minded Ma k k w s spoiled a Majkowski, who also threw for a which San Diego had the ball for all 93-yard return of the opening kickoff Chicago Bears 32-31 and by Mike touchdown for the 13th consecutive but four plays. had accounted for the only dazzling comeback attempt The Chargers (4-7), who had taken touchdown to that point. It was Tomczak, game, slipped up the middle almost a 10-6 lead earlier in the quarter on picked up by Byron Evans, who Tomczak came off the bench in the untouched on a third-and-3 play as Chris Bahr's 27-yard field goal, came lateraled to Eric Allen on a play that fourth quarter and threw three Green Bay picked up a game on NEC Cnesota anTh icago in te back with a 68-yard drive capped by carried 24 yards to the Minnesota20. touchdown passes in the last 4:27 to McMahon's 19-yard scoring pass to Six plays later, Cunningham give the Bears a 31-29 lead. But the PaC entrantn The surpriing a tie for Miller, two plays after Miller's 18- lofted the ball into the end zone Buccaneers drove to the Chicago 11 Packers (6-5) can move into yard catch on a second-and-20 play. where it was tipped by Carl Lee and with time running out and set up Vikings in Milwaukee next Sunday. The Steelers'offense, which hadn't caught by Carter, the first Igwebuike's kick. scored since Rodney Carter's second- Philadelphia touchdown in eight The Buccaneers ended a five-game period touchdown in a 34-7 loss at quarters. losing streak. Their last victory came Giants crush Seattle Denver on Nov. 5, suddenly came to The win broke a two-game losing on Oct. 8 against the Bears, who life, streak for the Eagles, who improved vowed they would get even. EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (AP) to 7-4. The Vikings, who had won Chicago almost got revenge as - Phil Simms threw a 16-yard - * ttwo straight, are also 7-4. Tomczak came off the bench and touchdown pass to Howard Cross on Nfiani tops Cowboys completed 6 of 7 passes for 156 yards , the game's opening series and the get and three touchdowns. He hit Ron Giants defense never let Seattle IRVING, Texas (AP) - Dan enDgals crush Detroit Morris with a 58-yard touchdown untracked Sunday as New York Wendell rebounded from its worst pass to end the first half snapped the CINCINNATI (AP) - Barney and then connected with and 58 performance of the season with a 15- Miami Dolphins out of their Dallas Bussey recovered a blocked punt in Davis on scoring passes of 26 Bears their brief 3 victory over the Seahawks. daze and they went on to down the the end zone - Cincinnati's first yards to give the lowly Cowboys 17-14 Sunday for such score in 11 years - to cap a lead. Rookie Bjorn Mittmo, subbing for tewsy co y 7- s y 28-point second-quarter burst that -' injured Raul Allegre, lined a pair of their sixth victory in seven games. caCed the Bengals a 42-7 vict Chiefs, Cleveland tie 32-yard field goals and defensive end Miami increased its record to 7-4. over the fumbling Detroit Lions on Leonard Marshall recorded a safety tehen Lwus, wh is da 5eo Sunda CLEVELAND (AP) - Kansas as the Giants (9-2) maintained a two- in yard field goal attempt on last play of Detroit (2-9), living up to its City's Nick Lowery missed two field game lead over Philadelphia (7-4) statistical ranking as the most error- goals in the final four seconds of the NFC East. the game, dropped to 1-10. with three prone team in the NFL, fueled the regulation and a third Sammie Smith's 1-ys.yard scoring Bengals' decisive second-quarter seconds left in overtime Sunday as Ram run early in the fourth quarter i c e the Chiefs tied the Cardial provided the winning points, but it flurry by fumbling twice to set up 10-10. was Marino's miracle that destroyed touchdowns. Lowery, who began this season as ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP) - Jim Dallas' upset dreams. Marino Boomer Esiason cashed in with the second-most accurate kicker in Everett threw for 308 yards, including a completed a48-yard touchdown pass two of his three touchdown passes to so t te e pair of touchdown passes to Henry to Andre Brown, who outjumped erase an early 7-0 deficit and give the line-drive, 41-yard field goal with Ellard, as the Los Angeles Rams five defenders, on the final play of the Bengals (6-5) only their second 3:48 to p a e goal wate overwhelmed the Phoenix Cardinals half to cut Dallas lead to 14-10. victory in six games. 3:48 to play in the fourth quarter. 37-14 Sunday. It wsti te scon tie Oce aead Esaso usd sort He then missed wide to the right on It was the second time this year Once ahead, Esiason used short, a 45-yarder with four seconds left in Micheal Stewart started the Rams that Marino lofted a touchdown high-percentage passes to protect the regulation, but an offsides call gave rolling with a 41-yard perception prayer at the end of the first half and lead. Esiason completed 30 of 39 for him a second chance at 39 yards. He return for a touchdown on the third was answered with a touchdown. He 399 yards, the third-highest yardage missed that one to the left. play from scrimmage as Los Angeles hit on a 43-yard "Hail Mary" to Fred of his career. Lowery's 47 yarder with three built a 24-0 halftime lead and Banks to end the first half in a game Tim McGee caught 11 passes - a seconds left in overtime was short dominated the Cardinals on both on Sept. 24. regular-season club record - for a and made him just 16-for-24 this sides of the ball. career-high 194 yards. year. He missed only nine attempts in Jerry Gray had two interceptions Detroit,whichled the past two seasons and began this and Cliff Hicks one for the Rams, Saints ground Atlanta lost fumbles and 34 turnovers year with a 78 Percent success rate, who improved their record to 7-4 to ATLANTA (AP) - Dalton overall, fumbled five times in the first The Chiefs had the only scoring pull within two games of San ATLANTA(AP - Dalton - half, losing two of them. The Lions TeCif a h nysoig Facsoi h F et Hilliard ran for a career-high 158 lost another fumble and had two threat in overtime. Cleveland, which Francisco in the NEC West. yards and one touchdown and passes intercepted in the second half. finished with its first tie since 1973, Colts shut down Jets Buford Jordan scored twice in the moved to the Kansas City 34 on its fourth quarter as the New Orleans Patriots upset Bufalo first possession before Mike INDIANAPOLIS - Jack Saints beat the Atlanta Falcons 26- Oliphant lost his second fumble. Trudeau passed for 255 yards and a 17 Sunday. FOXBORO, Mass. (AP) - touchdown Sunday night and Eric Robert Massey's interception set Maurice Hurst put New England Oilers stomp Raiders Dickerson became the first runner up Jordan's clinching 1-yard ahead on a 16-yard interception this season to gain more than 100 touchdown with 2:38 left as the return with 2:49 left as the Patriots HOUSTON (AP) - Warren Moon yards against the Jets as the Saints (6-5) posted their fifth victory came from behind with 20 points in threw two touchdown passes and Indianapolis Colts beat New York in six games and their sixth straight the last eight minutes and beat the Houston took advantage of three 27-10. over the Falcons (3-8). Buffalo Bills 33-24 Sunday. interceptions and two fumble Dickerson, bothered most of the The Falcons had taken a 14-12 Hurst scored on the first play from recoveries, leading the Oilers over the season by a sore hamstring, rushed lead on Chris Miller's 19-yard scrimmage after Jason Staurovsky's Los Angeles Raiders 23-7 Sunday. for 131 yards and one touchdown, a scoring strike to Gary Wilkins late in third field goal, a 34-yarder, had cut The Oilers (7-4) won their third I-yard burst in the third quarter. It the third quarter before the Saints Buffalo's lead to 24-23 with 3:06 to straight game for the first time since was his second highest rushing total rallied. go. 1985. The Raiders dropped to 5-6. of the season, but only the fourth Bobby Hebert, overcoming four After Hurst's touchdown made it , who had rushed for Lime he has reached 100 yards. Tropic Times Nov. 20, 1989 7 Manley gets'banned for life'for abusing drugs

W A S H I N G TON (A P) - "The bottom line is he wants to intelligence in not overcoming this defensive back Barry Wilburn was Washington Redskins defensive end keep all options open and see where problem created by this addiction," placed on the non-football injury list was banned for life he decides to go," Woolf said Woolf Cooke said. "It's the most deplorable beause of alleged cocaine use. Gibbs from the NFL for a third violation of said Manley was too upset to make thing a man can be guilty of: failure indicated that he suspected months the league's drug abuse policy, his any decisions now. to take care of himself." ago that Wilburn and Manley might lawyer said Saturday. Washington coach , In 1987, Manley entered the have drug problems, but he said that "Dexter has been suspended meanwhile, already had begun Hazelden Foundation in Minnesota he did not think it was a team indefinitely with the right for preparing for the worst, naming to receive treatment for drug abuse. problem. reinstatement in a year," Bob Woolf as his starting left He tested positive for cocaine in July Woolf was optimistic that Manley said. defensive end in place of Manley. 1988 and received a 30-day eventually could return to the NFL. No immediate confirmation was Manley, 30, has been a fixture on suspension from Rozelle. The optimism was based on the fact available from the NFL. the Redskins' defensive line since his According to NFL rules, a third that Manley emerged from a poor Woolf said Manley would wait a rookie season in 1981. He leads violation results in permanent family, overcame the inability to week before deciding whether to Washington in sacks with nine, banishment from the league, read, and works during the offseason fight the decision in court. Since the including three last Sunday in the although a third-time offender can in a Washington bank. NFL's union was decertified, Manley Redskins' upset of the Philadelphia apply for readmission after one year. "The commissioner was very fair has no recourse through grievance Eagles. The Washington Post reported in and very sympathetic. I think procedures. Manley's teammates expressed Friday's editions that Manley tested everybody is sympathetic toward "Dexter feels there is grave doubt sympathy for his predicament and positive for cocaine following the Dexter Manley because he's been in many areas," Woolf said. "He many of them said he would be Redskins' 37-24 loss to the Los such a positive influence," said could bring a court action to missed on the field. Angeles Raiders on Oct. 29. Woolf, who said he had received question the authority of the But Redskins owner Jack Kent It was the second reported incident contracts from a filmmaker who commissioner or the policy itself. Cooke offered little sympathy for of drug abuse on the Redskins in the wanted to produce Manley's life "It's a unilateral policy that was Manley, except to say he would help span of a week. Last Saturday, story. never collectively bargained with the in his rehabilitation, if Manley asked. players association," Woolf said. "I feel sorry for his lack of Michigan clinches share of title MINNEAPOLIS (AP) -Michael The Gophers surprised Michigan Taylor threw four touchdown passes, with a game-opening 76-yard drive three to Greg McMurtry, and No. 3 that culminated with Thompson's I- Michigan clinched at least a share of yard run. its second straight Big Ten With 9:24 to play in the half, championship Saturday with a 49-15 McMurtry tied the game with his 49- victory over Minnesota. yard catch. The Wolverines added Michigan (9-1, 7-0 in the McMurtry's other two touchdown conference) clinched its 34th Big Ten catches and Leroy Hoard's 29-yard title. The Wolverines will have scoring run to take a 28-7 halftime earned their second straight trip to lead. the Rose Bowl if Wisconsin beat Marquel Fleetwood, who replaced Ohio State in a game played later starting quarterback Scott Saturday. An Ohio State victory Schaffner, scored on a 3-yard run would sqt up a showdown between and added a 2-point conversion run the Wolverines and the Buckeyes for the Gophers. next Saturday for the right to play Sophomore J.D. Carlson, who Southern California in the Rose holds the Michigan record for most Bowl. consecutive field goals made with 12, Darrell Thompson, Minnesota's missed the first attmept of his all-time leading rusher with 4,392 collegiate career on a 43-yard yards, ran 27 times for 125 yards. attempt. Chavez defends WBC crown LAS VEGAS (AP) - Julio Cesar three ringside judges. Chavez successfully defended his It was the I1th straight fight the World Boxing Council super undefeated Chavez had stopped his - lightweight title Saturday when the opponent within the distance, fight was stopped after the 10th although Fuentes proved to be a round with a half-blinded Sammy surprisingly tough opponent. Fuentes sitting on his stool. The Puerto Rican challenger, Chavez had battered Fuentes the though getting the worst of many previous round and the challenger's exchanges, refused to back off and right eye was swollen shut when landed many clean combinations of referee Carlos Padilla took the his own. advice of ringside physician Flip But Chavez, now 67-0 with 54 Homansky and halted the scheduled knockouts, gradually wore down SHE'S A LADY - Lady's Secret, the 1986 horse of the year, who is 12-round bout. Fuentes. By the eighth round, his presently infoal to A lydar, lifts into the air after being soldfor $3.8 million "H e h ad no a r g u me n t," punches were finding their mark in Lexington, Ky., Nov. 6. (AP Laserphoto) Homansky said of Fuentes' reaction often although Fuentes continued to to the stoppage. battle back. ~~. At the time the fight was stopped, Fuentes was a 17-1 underdog S)( J 0 J a 'nw Lt iIfi t171 Fuentes was losing by between four going into the bout, and fell to and eight points on the cards of the 21-7-1. NEW YORK (AP) - Malik Sealy The 6-foot senior, who averaged had 23 points and 13 rebounds and l1.9 points and 4.9 assists in 1987-88. Arm yvoffers TurkeyB ow1 ch a nge Boo Harvey returned from a one- had five points and an assist in the year layoff with 21 points and 10 deciding run and the Cougars never FORT CLAYTON (USARSO PAO) - assists to lead No. 25 St. John's to a got closer than five points the rest of TWAS THE NIGHT BEFORE TURKEY BOWL 76-69 victory over Houston Saturday the way. AND ALL THROUGH THE SOUTH night in the quarterfinals of the St. John's trailed 44-42 with 16:22 NOT A SAILOR, AIRMAN, NOR MARINE preseason NIT. to play and then went on an I1-0 run WAS RUNNING HIS MOUTH The Redmen advance to the over the ntxt 5:32 with Harvey, who semifinals along with No. I UNLV, sat out last season because of THE GRIDIRON WAS READY Kansas and DePaul. academic problems and the first THE TRACK WAS ALL LINED The matchups for Wednesday's game of the season because of an WITH THE FURY OF THE STALLIONS doubleheader at New York's NCAA suspension, leading the way. LURKING BEHIND Madison Square Garden are UNLV The 6-foot senior, who averaged WHEN OUT OF THE NIGHT against Kansas in the opener and 11.9 points and 4.9 assists in 1987-88, THE GALLEON STALLIONS DID RIDE St.John's vs. DePaul in the nighcap. had five points and an assist in the GALLOPING AND CHARGING St. John's trailed 44-42 with 16:22 deciding run and the Cougars never READY TO FIGHT to play and then went on an 11-0 run got closer than five points the rest of WE'LL PLUCK YOU, AND STUFF YOU over the next 5:32 with Harvey, who the way. AND GLAZE YOU JUST RIGHT sat out last season because of Billy Singleton added 16 points for North TASTING SWEET VICTORY THIS EVE OF academic problems and the first St. John's, which beat game of the season because of an Carolina A&T 64-57 in the first. TURKEY BOWL NIGHT! NCAA suspension, leading the way. round. Times 8 Nov.Tropic 20, 1989 Outside counsel to check senator's activities

WAS HINGTON (UPI) -The and losses to the government could any constituent seeking help. counsel marks the beginning of a full- Senate Ethics Committee voted total $2.5 billion. senators involved with time investigation into the unanimously to hire an outside In response to the ethics Lincoln Savings and Loan and allegations, which could lead to counsel to investigate allegations committee, the five senators, who D'Amato all have been asked by the hearings, charges and punishment made against five senators of received$1.4millionfromKeatingin committee to respond to the ranging up to expulsion from the improper activity involving a failing campaign and other contributions, allegations - the standard first step Senate. savings and loan. denied wrongdoing - saying they once the panel receives a complaint. Glenn said after the vote that the The special outside counsel named went to the FHLBB as they would for The naming of an independent action "was expected." Friday also was ordered to look into DeConcini told reporters he was separate allegations made against "prepared to cooperate with the Sen. Alfonse D'Amato, R-N.Y., who independent counsel if that's the is accused of using improper decision of the committee. I think it influence in federal housing would be very positive to bring out programs on behalf of friends and all the facts." DeConcini said he contributors. hoped an independent counsel could "In both cases, the committee's expedite resolution of the issue. decision to retain outside counsel McCain acknowledged that he was made solely to assist in obtaining "made several mistakes" in regard to an d analyzin g a additional the meeting with an FHLBB official, information," the committee said in a but maintained those errors were in statement. regard to "appearances." Washington attorney Robert "The appearance of the meeting Bennett's work for the committee "The seatrs made meery will precede the committee's decision nervouss" he said, but added, "I on whether to commence a we preliminary inquiry, said Committee would do the same thing as far as Chairman Howell Heflin, D-Ala. intervening if I've got the same Heflin emphasized the action evidence. . Even though I say the "does not suggest in any way that the appearance was wrong, it was a committee has found any indication "iiat meeng." of wrongdoing, or that a violation of "I wasn't there for one constituent; any rule or law has occurred." I was there for a major economic The five senators in the savings interest of my state," McCain said. and loan case are Sens. Alan The Arizona senator said he Cranston, D-Calif.; John Glenn, D- welcomed the appointment of an Ohio; Donald Riegle, D-Mich.; John outside counsel. "It gives credibility McCain, R-Ariz.; and Dennis to whatever conclusions they (ethics DeConcini, D-Ariz. - all of whom committee members) reach." received campaign contributions and He said he expected the other donations from Charles investigation would take months, but Keating Jr., owner of the failed added, "I think this issue has gotten Lincoln Savings and Loan so much visibility that in the long run Association. this is the best way to handle it." The allegations against the five The complaint against D'Amato senators, formally made by Common was filed with the ethics committee Cause, is that they interceded with by Mark Green, the Democratic high-level officials of the Federal candidate who was beaten by the Home Loan Bank Board on behalf of New ,York Republican in the 1986 Lincoln when the California savings PAPAL ART - "The Vision of St. Francis" by High Baroque painter election. and loan institution was Pietro Berrettini went on display at the Walters A rt Gallery in Baltimore the D'Amato said he was "not experiencing difficulties. It was first of this month along with a collection of priceless religious items concerned" about the committee's seized by the government last April commissioned by medieval and Renaissance popes. (AP Laserphoto) investigation. U.S. expects tough talks onfuture ofPhifippine bases MANILA, Philippines (UPI) - Philippine Senate, where anti-bases question was only a "peripheral" Washington and that the discussions U.S. Ambassador to the Philippines sentiment is strong. issue in the talks Aquino had with centered on trade and investment for Nicholas Platt said Saturday he Platt stressed that the bases President Bush and other officials in the Philippines. expects tough talks beginning next month on the future of strategic Salvador refugees begin return to homeland American military bases in the Philippines. TEGUCI GALP A, H onduras the current turmoil there, a United Refugees that conditions in El The 1947 treaty covering six U.S. (UPI) - About 1,000 Salvadoran Nations commission reported. Salvador may prevent their safe and facilities, including the giant Clark refugees left the Colomoncagua The refugees left the camp orderly repatriation, the UNHCR Air Base and Subic Bay Naval refugee camp in Honduras Saturday Saturday morning despite a warning said in a statement. complex, expires in 1991. to return to their homeland despite by the U.N. High Commission on The statement did not say when The Philippine government has the refugees were expected to arrive announced exploratory talks on the SrJa ksi oJ e to rec in El Salvador or what they were issue are to begin in Manila on Dec. using for transportation. 15. 1 a u1 I v 1, U, Aj i c "The UNHCR considers that "We've always had tough libera C bishop s current conditions in El Salvador do negotiations whenever the bases SA N S A LV ADO R , El incidents, it is a thousand times not allow a voluntary repatriation issue was discussed and I don't see Salvador (Reuter) - El Salvador's saner to avoid them," the letter that guarantees conditions of dignity any difference this time," said Platt, attorney-general called on Pope said. Colorado stressed that he and security for the refugees," the who called a press briefing to report John Paul II Saturday to was not writing on behalf of the statement said. on President Corazon Aquino's trip temporarily withdraw liberal Salvadoran government but onl The international organization's earlier this month to the United Catholic bishops who preach as i member of the Catholic statement also said that the States. liberation theology. church repatriation was not coordinated Platt said he will head the U.S. The letter, on the attorney- through the UNHCR. panel in the exploratory talks, but In a personal letter to the pope, general's personal letterhead "This repatriation was initiated that he expected a full-time Mauricio Eduardo Colorado said stationary, circulated among loca I without previous accords necessary negotiator from Washington to take he was making the suggestion "for journalists together with u between the involved parties which over once formal discussions begin. the safety and well-being of all the message from the government's prevented the UNHCR from being Foreign Secretary Raul vadoran faithful National Information Center associated with it or from providing Manglapus will head the Philippine The letter came three days after (CIN) that President Alfredo the necessary logistical support," the panel. the murder of six Jesuit priests in Cristiani had instructed that itnot commission said. Manglapus was chief negotiator San Salvador -- one of the worst be published. The organization said last week during the 1988 review of the incidents of a week in which more But a government spokes- that about 9,600 Salvadoran refugees facilities in which Washington than 1,000 people died in fighting woman vouched for the planned to repatriate between the agreed to provide Manila $962 between government troops and authenticity of the document, last week of November and million in aid in the last two years of leftist guerrillas, pointing out that the attorney Christmas. Most live in the the bases pact. "We are of the opinion that, general's office was independent Colomoncagua and San Antonio Any renewal of the lease requires a better than investigating of the government. refugee camps located about 42 miles two-thirds vote of the 23-member J southwest of Tegucigalpa.