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Carter Imposes New Sanctions on Iran 0861 '81 IMdV 'Aepijj'sndojeo A|IBQ inoipauuooaMl gated mo fiftit Connecticut SailQ Campus Serving Storrs Since 1896 Volume LXXXIII No. 115 STORRS, CONNECTICUT Friday, April 18,1980 Military force next step Carter imposes new sanctions on Iran WASHINGTON (UPI) — himself has made, though United States to anyone in soon, the United States will Portugal Thursday President Carter Thursday administration officials have Iran, except for news proceed with other imposed a total trade banned travel and money said repeatedly that a organizations. measures." he said, embargo on Iran—the transfers to Iran, barred blockade and other steps are In addition, he said, all including a ban on the little strongest step yet by an imports of Iranian products being considered. imports from Iran will be food and medicine now American ally to press for and said if such steps do not Carter did not say when he barred, and American travel exported to Tehran and the release of the 50 free the hostages he foresees might make a military move. to Iran—again except for cutting off Iran's access to American hostages in "some sort of military But when asked whether the journalists—will be international communica- Tehran. action." United States would be forbidden. tions facilities. In Strasbourgh. France, satisfied if Iran's The president called on "If this additional set of the European parliament Carter also said he will ask Revolutionary Council the media "to minimize as sanctions that I have called on its nine member Congress for power to use considers the hostage severely as possible their described to you today and countries to break diplomatic the $8 billion in Iranian question in July, he replied: presence and activities in the concerted actions of our relations with Tehran and assets America has in its "I would think that would be Iran." allies is not successful." take "all necessary and banks to compensate an excessive amount of time Carter said, "then the only possible measures" until the families of the 50 American for us to wait." He said military next step available that I can hostages are freed. hostages and pay other equipment Iran had ordered see would be some sort of claims against Tehran. For now. Carter told a will be offered for sale to military action, which is the The parliament's vote, The statement was the televised news conference, other buyers. prerogative and the right of however, is not binding on strongest threat of military he is prohibiting all financial "If a constructive Iranian the United States under the nine European Economic action that the president transfers from anyone in the response is not forthcoming these circumstances." Community countries 168 hours logged so far in Bike-a-thon By NANCY AMOLS The residents of Jefferson House in Towers completed their 168th consecutive hour of bicycling Thursday, raising an estimated $2500 in the Third Annual Muscular Dystrophy Association Bike-A-Thon. The bike-a-thon began last Thursday. The residents involved took turns bicycling around campus, but on the last lap they joined in together, along wifh some joggers, according to Jefferson resident Liz Westberry. "We had to brave some rough weather, especially two days of rain, but we never even missed an hour. Everyone did their part," Westberry said. Westberry said they exceeded their goal, which was last year's total of $2300. She said most area merchants and students were generous in their pledges. The Jefferson residents are hoping to eventually make the bike-a-thon campus-wide, since other dorms have also expressed interest. "They're a lot of fun, and we've been really successful with Jefferson House residents jog and bicycle as a group in the last lap ol their 168-hour Bike- them so far," Westberry said. a-thon Thursday (photo by Neiman). Local pacifist group, House approves $13.3 million officer debate draft in funds for draft registration By LESLIE FINKELSTEIN increase our security, it WASHINGTON (UPI)—The House Appro- The Senate is waiting for the House to act on The return of a mandatory increases terror." We can priations Committee Thursday approved $13.3 the bill before taking any action. military draft was debated increase our defense "not by million to fund President Carter's draft Carter announced plans for draft registra- Thursday night by Carl building up weapons, but by registration plan.for young men, giving the tion on Feb. 8. saying it was needed in light of Conetta of the Storrs engaging in activities like controversial measure a new push. the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan. Community Against the the SALT talks." he said. He proposed that young women also be Draft and Major Gerald Conetta said if the draft The bill, which now goes to the House floor, registered, but the Appropriations Committee Stratton of the U.S. Army is reinstated, women should had been stalled for more than a month due to bill provides only enough money to register Reserves. not be included because congressional budget problems. Backers men. Conetta called "the government should be feared the delay would give opponents time to Under Carter's plan. 19 and 20-year-old men conscription "involuntary held down to a bare build their case. would be required to fill out registration cards servitude" and said there minimum of draftees." Carter already has power to register men for at their local post offices and mail them to the would not be any advantage Stratton called the draft the draft, but has put off issuing the order Selective Service. to reinstating the draft. "unfortunate." but said until Congress provides money to implement Registration would provide a pool of 4 "The draft would not create "it's a reality we have, to the process. million men, from which military officials a free, just and peaceful face." He argued, "it would The vote in the Appropriations Committee could draft the estimated 650,00 needed world," he said. take six weeks to three was close—26-23—and the bill is expected to during a national emergency. He said increasing our months to complete encounter strong opposition on the House Carter also wants to begin registration of arsenal of weapons "doesn't SEE PAGE 4 floor. 18-vear-olds next vear. Egypt's ambassador discusses WEEKENDER threats to Mideast peace p. 5. p. 3. Page 2 The Connecticut Daily Campus, Friday, April 18, 1980 Letters to the editor with Copernicus. Kepler. Galileo. By proposing a registration for the Faraday. Pascal. Robert Boyle and Proposed registration draft and increasing the military Arguments against James Maxwell, not only possessed budget, the U.S. is in effect the desire to advance science, but for draft criticized preparing for a war. organized religion also had in common a professing War and death are practically faith in Jesus Christ. as act of hypocrisy synonymous. I condemn the Soviet not effective How can anybody claim that God Union for its intervention and killing To the editor: To the editor: and science do not mix when each of In response to an April 10 letter to and I condemn the United States for This letter is a belated response to preparing to do the same. the fathers of science previously the editor by Douglas Fiflglcs, I Steve Straight's April 3 column, mentioned had a relationship with We are at this moment would like to point out some basic "No. it's not the Avon Lady." the resurrected Lord Himself? Each dangerously close to an unnecessary fallacies contained within the letter. I do not much care for the door-to- of these men recognized that their war. It is the responsibility of those pertaining to the proposed door approach of selling. But if the God was logical and had created a who see this unnecessary trend registration for the draft. Also. I have Campus Crusade for Christ feels that cause-effect world. written to interject some of my own toward increased militarism and a is the only way. they should do it. In a possible war to inform those of us With this attitude they were able to thoughts about this very important free country, they have the right, discover the physical laws of the issue. who do not: and to protest this move much the same as you have the right toward war as much as possible. universe that God had set in motion. Mr. Fingles says. "As tar as I can to write your column "refuting" their The Chinese and Egyptians believed tell, there is no legislation in the Ben Kowalsky argument. Storrs Community Against the Draft in a random universe, therefore they works for reviving the draft. The only As for directing your own life, saw no reason in investigating their draft-related issue is registration." again. I am with you all the way; but world. This resulted in an inhibited History has shown us that haven't you ever needed a little help advancement of technology. registration in the past has been Draft protest indicates getting things into perspective? I Charles Darwin, who considered followed by a draft and eventually by have heard all the arguments against Newton to have possessed the a war. Under this premise. I contend lack of judgment "organized religion." and I still have highest human intellect ever, denied that registration tor the dratt is both not heard one that challenges the Newton's God. Newton. after a prelude to an actual dratt and a good reasons for going to church. conducting his own personal preparation tor war. To the editor: I believe God gives each of us a investigation, had no problems Referring to the Soviet Congratulations are due to package, with good points and bad seeing that Jesus Christ is the Truth.
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