/; m - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thurgday. June 20. 19«5 MANCHESTER FOCUS SPORTS WEATHER lS./World In B r i e / Lawyer says WWII test case ‘fixed’ EPA cracks down 11 Busy weekend ahead Volunteers integral Clear skies tonight; overnment prosecutors con)*; lockup of Japanese-Ameiicans. the Justice Department, repres­ By Terry Finn ucted themselves properly at thF ; Beirut radio M yt 75 killed In blast E n ^ said the Justice Depart­ enting the War Department in the S over sewage trouble 11 has bit of everything part of the Relays sunny on Saturday United Frees Internatlonol case, opted for an argument that Ume of HlrabayashVs 1241 ooavhK . ment used informaton filtered tion and his unsuccessful appeal to :. BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI) — The death toll from a car-bomb insufficient time for separating ... page 2 SEATTLE - The U.S. m lllU ry s through a variety of intelligence the Supreme Court a year laUr, ;;; ...page all ...page 9 ... page 15 blast among seafront strollers celebrating the end of the Moslem loyal from disloyal Japanese- Incarceration of 120,000 Japanese- sources, including the FBI, to Stone argued that the Japanel^^; fast of Ramadan in Tripoli rose to about 75 today, Beirut radio conclude there was little reason to Americana required an immediate Americans during World War II American community long wO. move large nunnbera of cltlsens to mass relocation, said. The government-owned radio said about 120 people were was aided by a Su|»eme Court test received an official aiMlogy wi’: ; wounded in the blast Wednesday night in the port city, 42 miles Internment camps hundreds of Kawakami said the shame of case that was "fixed," says an incarceration has left Hirabayashl government actions during ^ ; north of the capital. miles from their homes. attorney for a man convicted of with an "incredible burden on his wAf vAAri- PrAiidont GAfAld Fgra^ * Police said the car packed with 330 pounds of explosives blew The department also disputed a violating wartime evacuation and shoulders." in 1678 rescinded the ex e c u U v f;: up In front of a candy store on the seafront in Tripoli. It blew curfew orders. military report about the extent of order of evacuation signed by-; Japanese submarine radio com­ He asked the court to issue "a through a crowd, shattered windows and hurled passing cars into In the evidentiary hearing for President Franklin D. Roosevelt In :. munication off the U.S. coast, strong and direct warning to the the Mediterranean. There was no immediate claim of Gordon Hirabayashl, 67. who is government and to remind it that 1643. ‘ responsibility. trying to clear his name, attorney Ennis said. He also contended the case has ; The former government official the government’s duty goes Rod KawakamI said in opening been Irreparably damaged by thO- said he urged the Justice Depart­ beyond prosecuting the guilty and Convicted spy gets 20 years statements Wednesday that the passage of time. ! ment to inform the Supreme Court (that the government) also must Ipral}) roundup of West Coast citliens "Documents are lost. memoneS' of the differing opinions as the high see that Justice 1s done.” Friday, June 21,1985 — Single copy: 25B OSLO, Norway — A former deputy government minister was because of their Japanese heritage fade," he said. "M oat of thO Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm sentenced today to a maximum 20 years in prison for spying for court was bearlnjg an appeal of one Assistant U.S. Attorney Victor violated fundamental American Stone argued the case is not about Important people in this caro ar^; the Soviet Union and Iraq in Norway’s most serious.espionage of the evacuation convictions at the m m principles. government mistreatment of dead. Can we go back and filu r e -; case. The Supreme Court decision, time. out what was in their minds?" He was overruled, he said, and Japanese-Amerlcans, but whether An Oslo district court found defendent Arne Treholt guilty on issued shortly after the bombing of virtually all 52 counts, including giving Moscow detailed plans Pearl Harbor, "Is the first and only '■ '-i. ■' for the nuclear and conventional defense of Norway against a court decision that legalised and possible Soviet invasion. gave sanction to discrimination Chemical weapons get House OK Plane moved Presiding Judge Astri Rynning, head of a seven-member soley on the basis of ancestry,” panel, also ordered Treholt to pay the government $146,000 — Kawakami said. "I’ve got the president’s tird: including money the Soviets and Iraqis paid him for spying. "Essentially, the government WASHINGTON (UPl) - The nents would be stored in separate fixed the text. They didn’t have all House has finally handed over to states in this country and trans­ tracks down my back. He did ^ their cards on the table.” President Reagan the one major ported separately when moved. masterful job of lobbying, partlcu* Death toll now 35 from bad cheese With action on the chemical larly with Republican freshmeni 2 Hirabayashl, a professor emeri­ weapons system it denied him in as thousands That’s the turnaround from 1964,’*^ LOS ANGELES — Four more victims in two states have tus at the University of Alberta, is his first term by voting to end a weapons provision, the only re­ maining major issues for the said Rep. John Porter. R-Ill., who brought the growing list of deaths from bacteria in a seeking to reverse his wartinte 16-year ban on cbemlcal weapons House to resolve In the $292 billion tried unsuccessfully to cut from M exican-style cheese to 35 as the manufacturer, who shut down convictions for violating military and allow production in 1M7. Wednesday’s stunning reversal defense authorisation package are the bill $124.5 million in production voluntarily, announced layoffs. curfew and evacuation orders. He was one of only three Japanese- of three previous House rejections what changes will be made in the money. ,, Two deaths in Texas and two others in California were reported Amerlcans convicted of violating capped a major administration contracting process and what Porter also said the Bhopal, storm airport Wednesday, killed by the Jalisco cheese in the widening the wartime orders. push for renewed production of spending level will be set for “ Star India, chemical tragedy In Def outbreak. The two deaths in Texas were the first outside A former Justice Department modern binary weapons, which Wars” anti-missile research. cembier and a desire to lash out at California blamed on the infection. It has become the deadliest official testifying in federal court have two chambers of relatively Those Items were expected to something because of the taking of case of food poisoning in the nation this century. later Wednesday said the military harmless materials that become arise in today’s debate. American hostages in Beirut," Jalisco Mexican P iq u ets Inc. of suburban Artesia was unable was given the green light for the lethal when mixed. After the vote, opponents of the Lebanon, also contributed to th^ Carter urges citizens to get continued funding from its bank to meet its payroll and was incarcerations even though the Under the provision adopted new generation of weapons said reversal. ’' forced to temporarily lay off 100 employees, company President Justice Department disputed the 226-lM, production could begin they fear a House-Senate confer­ Gary McPherson said Wednesday. need for mass relocation. after Sept. SO. 1967, if there is no ence committee will strip the The administration has made a to support president Jalisco voluntarily shut down its processing plant June 13 and Edward Ennis, who was director mutually verifiable treaty with the restrictions from the bill, leaving major drive this year to win the' began recalling its products around the country after a bacteria of the alien enemy control unit, Soviets on the weapons and, among the administration free to start chemical weapons issue. Virtually' in some of the cheese was linked to dozens of deaths and scores of said the military was pressured by other things, if NA’TO allies agreed production in the fall. every administration witness be;^. Bv Peter Smerdon captain, John Testrake, was at the illnesses. the fear of possible attack on the to accept the weapons. A Senate bill allows for produc­ fore defense committees has- pitched for the weapons. United Press International controls when the plane moved West Coast when it ordered the It also provides that the compo­ tion Oct. 1. away from the demonstrators but BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI) - an airport source said “ all the Thousands of people chanting foreigners have been taken off the Contractors anti-American slogans stormed plane.” Beirut airport Friday, swarming Armed guards and Am al Shiite on to the tarmac in a show of Moslem militiamen ringed the face probe support for Moslem gunmen hold­ aircraft as a gunman still on board ing 40 American hijack hostages. shouted to tower control over the on defense The demonstration came Just cockpit radio: “ Where are they hours after two jet fighters — now? Try and keep them away! ” WASHINGTON (UPI) - A believed to be Israeli warplanes — The march on the airport fol­ House subcommittM chairman, streaked over the airport, appar­ lowed a mass rally called earlier arguing that mischarging taxpay­ ently on a reconnaissance mission. by members of the fundamentalist ers is “ a way of life” in the defense As the demonstrators marched Hezbollah Moslem group at a industry, says the nation’s 10 through the main gate on the west mosque near the airport complex. largest defense contractors face side of the airport, the comman­ Hezbollah officials rode through federal criminal investigatlona. deered TW A Jetliner that has been Beirut’s southern suburbs in cars Rep.