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Vol. II, No. 49 Quarry Heights, Republic of Panama Jan. 10, 1990 Judge delays Noriega bond hearing 2 weeks MIAMI (UPI) - A federal judge dictator's bond hearing. But under expressionless while listening lawyers and a private hearing will be agreed Tuesday to delay for two federal law, the defense can delay a intently, via headphones, to a held to discuss any problems. weeks a bond hearing for ousted bond hearing for only five days, Spanish-language translation of the The judge's ruling apparently Panamanian strongman Manuel A. unless a judge rules there is "good 40-minute proceeding, the second killed any possibility of Noriega Noriega, who is being held to face cause" for a longer delay. since surrendering to U.S. authorities being moved from Miami Tuesday trial on drug-trafficking charges. "The fear in this case was the in Panama on Jan. 3. night, as reported Tuesday by The U.S. District Judge William proceeding the other day might be In requiring prior notice of any New York Times. Hoeveler, on another matter, told construed as a waiver of the pretrial plans to move Noriega, Hoeveler The newspaper reported that prosecutors that he would have to be detention hearing, which is not agreed with Kollin, who argued that authorities planned to move Noriega told in advance if the government acceptable under law," Assistant defense lawyers needed easy access to from his courthouse holding cell to planned to move Noriega from his U.S. Attorney Myles Malman told their client. any of three federal prisons: Atlanta, holding cell in the Miami federal the judge. Before the ruling, U.S. Attorney Leavenworth, Kan., or the nation's courthouse. Federal prosecutors had asked for Dexter Lehtinen acknowledged that No. I maximum-security prison in Noriega sat expressionless, Tuesday's hearing to settle the Noriega could be moved at any time. Marion, Ill. The Times said Noriega listening to a Spanish interpreter matter. "It is possible that the government most likely was to be be moved through headphones, while Hoeveler In asking for the delay, Kollin said, can move this defendant at any time," Tuesday night. agreed to the two-week delay at the "We are not waiving a full hearing. Lehtinen said. "The government will Atlanta was considered the most request of defense lawyer Steven The government wants to proceed not announce that movement at any likely choice of the three federal Kollin. (with the bond hearing). We need time." institutions because it is the closest to During his first court appearance adequate time." H o eve 1e r s aid o n c e t he Miami, where Noriega will be tried. Jan. 4, Noriega's lawyers had asked Noriega, dressed in a blue oxford government notifies hini of plans to Miami also is where Noriega's Hoeveler to delay the former military shirt and dark brown pants, sat move Noriega, he will tell defense lawyers are based. Soldiers bidfarewell tofallen comrades news brie-s by Emma Daly Chaplain John Bookshaw read Isidore Bowers, Scott's company Students 'inadequate' Psalm 23 and led 200 soldiers of the commander. FORT CLAYTON, Panama 4/6 Infantry in prayers for Cpl. Ivan "We remember Scott - and the WASHINGTON (UPI) - U.S. (Reuter) -- In an emotional memorial Perez and Pvt. Kent Scott, killed in sacrifice he made during Operation students'readmgand writing skills service Tuesday, U.S. soldiers fought the first day of fighting here. Just Cause," he said, referring to the are "dreadfully inadequate," and back tears and remembered two "Although he (Scott) was a young, name given to the Dec. 20 invasion to the average 11th grader is unable comrades who died during last new soldier, he was a quick learner oust Panamanian strongman Gen. to comprehend a newspaper month's U.S. invasion of Panama. and a good friend," recalled Capt. Manuel Antonio Noriega. editorial or compose a persuasive Perez and Scott were among 23 letter to a congressman, a U.S. soldiers killed in the operation, government report showed the largest U.S. military action since Tuesday. Vietnam. All have been buried in the United States with full military Possible price gouging honors. WASHINGTON (UPI) - The But Tuesday's service in the chapel oil industry took advantage of at Fort Clayton was the first chance consumers during December's soldiers here had to honor their fallen cold wave, a House subcommittee friends in a ceremony filled with was told Tuesday, as members of military tradition. Congress called for a federal The young corporal's company investigation into alleged price commander, Capt. Joseph Goss, said gouging. Perez's "courage and self-devotion to his duty and his fellow soldiers Ready to study ideas allowed some of us to be here today SOFIA, Bulgaria (UPI) - The that might otherwise not have made SOFi A, Bomia ring bloh it.Sviet-dominated trading bloc Troops outside the chapel fired a Comecon met Tuesday and volley of shots and a bugler played appeared ready to study taps, the final bugle call. suggestions for market-driven During a ceremonial roll call, the policies to match the political names of Perez and Scott were read changes sweeping Eastern Europe, three times before fellow soldiers delegates said. replied, "He has gone from the ranks, Rebels launch attacks he is no longer with us." After the service the soldiers SAN SALVADOR, El Salva- consoled one another and continued dor (UPI) - Leftist rebels to talk about their friends. launched attacks in eastern El 7."Scott was he was just a good Salvador Tuesday and detectives friend, a dear friend," Pvt. George of Scotland Yard joined the BURIALS BEGIN A T NEW CEMETARY Romanian women place Clements said after the service. "He politically sensitive investigation flowers at the grave of one of the victims of the uprising at a newly-opened was there for everyone, he always of the slaying of six Jesuit priests. cemetary in Bucharest Tuesday. Thousands have been killed in the revolt tried real hard for the platoon squad, against the Ceausescu regime. (AP Laserphoto) he gave 100 percent. And he liked to Mobs seeking revenge dance." BUCHAREST, Romania Endara not invited to Honduras'inauguration rUPI),-;ynmbears eekin TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras invitation first of all demands the The president-elect will take over rule under dictator Nicolae (UPI) - President-elect Rafael recognition of the new Panamanian as head of state from Azcona for a Ceausescu are executing officials Leonardo Callejas handed Panama a government, and this is the decision four-year term. associated with his ousted regime, diplomatic snub Tuesday, saying of the present administration." Azcona was the first civilian a Romanian newspaper said U.S.-installed President Guillermo Callejas's position on Panama president in 26 years to take over Tuesday. Endara would not be invited to the conflicted with that of President Jose from another civilian president. Honduran's inauguration. Azcona Hoyo, who repeatedly has Police arrest activists Callejas said his party could not said the decision to invite Endara to week to Mexico to personally invite ATLANTA (UPI) - Police invite Endara because the Honduras the inauguration is up to Callejas and President Carlos Salinas de Gortari arrested at least 50 AIDS activists government has not recognized the the president-elect's National Party. to attend the inaugural ceremonies. Tuesday after they climbed to the legitimacy of the new Panamanian Callejas is scheduled to be rooff and stormed the federal presidentinstalledduringtheDec.20 inaugurated Jan. 27. He defeated The National Party has invited Centers for Disease Control U.S. invasion of Panama. Carlos Flores Facusse of the several Latin American presidents to building, demanding a wider "We do not have relations with Azcona ruling Liberal Party in the the ceremony but has not officially definition of AIDS. Panama," Callejas said. "An Nov. 26 national elections. confirmed their intent to attend. Times 2 Jan.Tropic 10, 1990 Bells to ring out worldwide in honor of King ATLANTA (AP) - Bells in 144 followed last month's mail bombings King Federal Holiday Commission, political opposition leader Allan countries and the 50 United States of civil rights and judicial targets in culminates Monday, the first time the Boesak. will ring out Monday to honor three states. holiday falls on King's actual THE MAN REMEMBERED Martin Luther King Jr. on what "With the Klan and the mail birthday. would have been the slain civil rights bombs, this year it has a more special King led a non-violent movement leader's 61st birthday. meaning for everybody," said state for racial equality in the 1950s and For the first time, the day will be Sen. Arthur Langford, who portrays 1960s that led to passage of federal celebrated on a large scale in white- King in a yearly production of legislation ending official ruled South Africa. Pro-democracy Langford's play "Life of a King." discrimination and segregation. He demonstrations around the world "People must understand that, in was assassinated in Memphis, Tenn., last year also have added impetus to the words of Dr. King, we must learn in 1968. the holiday by mirroring King's to live together as brothers and sisters In South Africa, an unprecedented tactics and philosophy, or we will perish together as fools," weeklong celebration will climax In King's hometown of Atlanta, he said. Jan. 20, when about 10,000 people of yearly King Week King Week 1990, a week of events are expected at a Johannesburg celebrations, the 1990 federal holiday sponsored by the King Center for ceremony honoring leaders including At 12:30 p.m. EST Monday, the comes amid death threats that Nonviolent Social Change and the Archbishop Desmond Tutu and Liberty Bell in Philadelphia will be tapped as bells worldwide are rung to h t Aorc m honor King. Oa icl cBellscas t also will be rung in the three SAN ANTONIO (AP) - A feud extent those directives need to be "regarding the management of states - Montana, Idaho and New between surgeons and emergency monitored by the federal trauma cases." Hampshire - that have not medicine specialists at the Air Force's government, they should be." Such conflicts were fairly common recognized the day as a state holiday, Wilford Hall Medical Center has a Wilford Hall spokeswoman when emergency room medicine first organizers said. area congressman calling for a halt to Cynthia Fontenot said Monday that developed into a specialty but have Gov. Cecil Andrus has urged the the battle. no investigation or other action had been resolved at most hospitals, Idaho Legislature to recognize King "You can't have quality medicine been announced in response to the experts say. Day. when you are having warring newspaper article, which document- "We don't see that (argument) "It is time we in Idaho give proper factions," said U.S. Rep. Albert ed at least five cases in 1989 where anymore," said Bill Metcalf, an recognition to those Americans who Bustamante, D-San Antonio. "I am surgeons and emergency medicine official with the American College of have caused us as a state and a nation concerned." physicians were at odds. Emergency Physicians. "In most to rise up against the evils of racism, Bustamante, a member of the "Nothing has happened as of yet," places people are getting those things bigotry and hatred,". Andrus said in House Armed Services Committee, Ms. Fontenot said. ironed out." his State of the State address. said Monday that he plans to write Thelargest U.S. Air Force hospital Wilford Hall commander Maj. Gen. in the world, Wilford Hall treated an TThE FE.OEIDA SATE RMKIVESflt, FAZAB CANAL DAm TENTATIVE SCHEDULE OF COURSES TO BE OFFERED DURING ACADEMIC TERM 31 1989-1990 Vernon Chong a letter inquiring estimated 700 medicalemergencies in BEGISTrATION: AT ALBROOK & DAVIS 16 & 17 JANUARY, AT HOWARD 16 JANUARY, about the dispute. 1989. It also is one of two San CLASS: FROM 22 JANUARY M ARUC 2 AND 3 MARH The conflict was reported Sunday Antonio military hospitals that took PLJ UiP WEEK: 5 TO 9 r.ARCH, HOLIAY:PRESIDENT S DAY (MON.FEB.19) by the San Antonio Light, which said in dozens of soldiers wounded in DW? WITH REFD: 22 TWU 26 JANDARI fighting has been going on over Panama combat last month. .=24 D1STh .E .12 DAY ITRUCTOR emergency room patients at the According to internal documents D (BuD. 3 - 2ND vinow) Lackland Air Force Base medical obtained by the newspaper, a 25- MAC 7112 COLLEGE ALGEBRA 0 01 03 1700-1920 M14F HENR8 center, the Air Force's biggest year-old man arrived at Wilford Hall 59 32G0 INTENNED.RRADING & CONVERSATION 85 00 03 1700-1845 miwT CABE hospital. last July with a gunshot wound in the Trauma care in most hospitals is abdomen. Surgeons were not ALMEOKI An (BILD. 808 - 2ND FLO8M controlled by surgeons, but at the notified by emergency room doctors CGS 2360 INTRO. TO PS/2 COMPUTER USE 42 04 01 1000-1220 Tu LANGONI 1,009-bed Wilford Hall the for 45 minutes, and after the patient ARH 311 HISTORY AND CRITICISM OF ART I 41 04 03 1300-0445 MONT TEJEI.1 emergency room physicians exercise died they claimed immediate significant control. notification might have saved him. eC 2013 ECO. OF THE NATIONAL ECONOMY 41 04 03 1500-1645 MTT DAVIS ATENITO US. R La Smh RS E1 1101 FRESH.RHETSRIC AND COMPOSITION 41 04 03 1500-1645 MTWT . Rep. amar Smith, R an In April 1989, a group of 18 0YD 3530 SOCIAL CLASSES AND INEQUALITY 41 04 03 1500-1645 MIWT AVILA Antonio, said hospital administra- doctors, nurses and technicians ANT 4211 ANTHROPOLOY SF RELIGION 4510 04 IA 1700-1810 MlAT YANGIIC tors should solve the problem or face argued about who would treat an 84- A1T 2360 INTRO. TO P5/ COMEITR IU 41 04 01 1700-1810 MW LANGUEZ action from Washington. year-old man who had been injured CSP 3405 ASSEMBLY LANGUAGE PROGRAOSMING 41 S 53 17D0-1845 MTWT CODELl "The first order of business is to in an automobile accident. ENC 1101 FRES H.ORIET.AND COMPOSITION 3 01 03 17CO-1845 HTST SOLit ENC 102FRES.WRTINGABOT LIERAURE 1 0 031710-0045 STWT EISTES issue the personnel directives and After inquiries by The Light last HU 2221 FROM EMER TO TE RENAISSANCE 41 04 03 1700-1045 MTWT IOLET make the personnel changes week about the incidents, Wilford HUN 1201 THE 0CE10E OF NUTRITION 41 04 03 173D-1845 MTWT SANCHEZ,V, MAC 1102 COLLEGE ALGEBRA 41 04 03 17CO-184S HTNTM ARQUEZ necessary so we don't have a repeat of Hall administrators released two MAC 0140 PRECALCULUS ALGEBRA 41 04 03 1700-1645 1TWT 0YAN this type of situation where the statements saying hospital officials MAC 1141 PRECAL. ALG.FOR BUS.& S.SCI. 41 04 03 170-1845 MINT PEARSON patient loses," Smith said. "To the have been involved in discussions SYG 1000 INTRODUCTORY SOCIOLOGY 41 04 03 1700-184, MIWT AVILA FIN 1, MAJORS 41 54 03 1001-2015 STAT , ,,I,S hD ADO 1151 GEN, OILOGY 0EC2013 ECO. OF TIE NATIONAL ECONOMY 42 04 03 19O-2045 MTWT PAZMiNO pTTECP 37D33430 MASTERPIECESBUSINESS ECONOMICS ITAL.LIT.TRANSLAT 41 04 03 1900-2045 hTWTf SANCHEZ, 0. 41 04 03 1900-2045 MTWT KOSTER ROCKVILLE, Md. (UPI) - Results of the test will be given to MAC 1113 ANALYTIC TRIGONOMETRY 41 04 02 1900-2010 MTNT RYAN Montgomery County law enforce- the aren't alone with referral MAN 3010 CONCEPTS OF MANAGEMENT 41 04 03 1900-2045 MTWT KERSCH o n a , a PeM 3330 MODERN POLITICAL THOUGHT 41 04 03 1900-2045 MTWT HENA?DEZ ment officials Tuesday urged parents information about treatment services SPW 4202 MASTERPIECES OF SPAN-AMERO. LIT 41 04 03 1900-2045 M!4T TOPLETZ to turn in their drug-using children and other anti-drug abuse programs STA 4442 INTRODUCTORY PROBABILITY I 41 04 03 1900-2045 8TWT LANCONI and any illegal substances to police, offered in the county, Kramer said. SYA 4010 SOCIOLOGICAL THEORY 41 04 03 1900-2045 1TWT QUINTERO offering amnesty as part of a new CNC 0001 INTRODUCTION TO ENABLE 10 04 0 1900-2010 MW COOKLI TO ENABLE 11 1900-2010 TT COOKLT1N method to battle drug abuse. INC 000 INTRODUCTION 04 0 "We've learned one thing all over "This is another weapon. CNC 0002 INTRODUCTION TO DATA BASE IV 12 04 0 1400-1630 Sat CMPANY the nation," said county State's .This is our best hope." NARD M (I 7 Attorney Andrew Sonner. "Just ebA1000 AMERICAN CIVILIZATION 51 03 03 1700-1845 MTWT AUDIA simply increasing the number of Andrew Sonnel ARi 2000 ART,ARCIH.& ARTISTIC VISION 51 05 03 1700-1845 8TT TEJEIRA police officers and putting them out ENC 1101 FRESI.RTIETORIC AND COMPOSITION 54 05 03 1700-1845 MOWT JONES on the streets and making arrests and SPN 1120 ELEMENTARY SPANISH I 51 05 04 1700-1850 MTWTF SOTO bringing those cases to court isn't Police Chief Donald Brooks called ENC 1102 FRESH.WRITING ABOUT LITERATURE 52 05 03 1900-2045 MTWT JONES working. the program "a bit unconventional" INP 3313 BEHAVIOR ANALYSIS INBUS.& IND 51 05 03 1900-2045 MOAT PERIGAULT "This is another weapon," he said. but said such methods are necessary FT CATOE (BUfIL. 128) ". This is our best hope." to combat drug use, a national The Drug Turn-In and Assistance epidemic. APB 1150 GENERAL BIOLOGY FOR NON MAJORS 62 06 03 1500-1645 MTWT EHIStRAN S.SF8 1120 ELEMENTARY SFANISO I 61 SB 54 1500640 RTOTF 60RIEGA Program, hailed as among the first of "What we're telling them is that its kind in the nation, encourages with the full cooperation of the APB 2040 HUTAN PHYSIOLOGY 61 06 03 1700-1945 MOWT CHONG parents to turn in suspected drugs to prosecutor's office, we've developed ENC 1161 FRESH .RHET.AND C04POSITION 62 06 03 1700-1850 MTWT ATENCIO one of the county's five police a program where people can handle MAC 1102 COLLEGE ALGEBRA 62 06 03 1900-2045 MTWT BRYAN stations where trained personnel will or have in their possession (drugs) F55 2012 OTNINA .I RNISITOG1 YU 0E 03 1SR -204' -i]16 CEmS A~cSr FOR ADIIOOAL INFORMATION VISI YOU 000161108 CENTER OR THE P00 OFFICES AT test it, County Executive Sidney under certain circumstances - and ALBROOK (BLDG. B0) OR DAVIS (BLDG, 32) OR CALL (2)86-4470, (2)86-3638 OR (2)89-3537 Kramer said at a news conference. we won't consider it a crime."

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Tropic Times Jan. 10, 1990 3 hemisp here Migrants pay millions to Noriega for visas PANAMA CITY, Panama He said that if each of the Cuban, ousted from the Panama Defense mainly the United States. (Reuter) - More than 65,000 Libyan and Chinese immigrants paid Forces by Noriega in 1987, later Two Panamanian lawyers immigrants paid tens of millions of only $5,000, tens of millions of openly admitted his involvement in involved in arranging visas for these dollars to associates of deposed Gen. dollars could have gone into the visa sales to Cubans, which he said immigrants have said the money was Manuel Antonio Noriega for visas pockets of Panamanian consular and paid for his luxury villa. divided among immigration officials, over the past five years, Panama's immigration officials. Chen Barria said that in the last consular officials in Cuba, China and new government said Monday. Chen Barria said fake passports five years 42,687 Cubans and 20,537 Libya and lawyers who acted as Jose Chen Barria, the new civilian from several countries were also Chinese had entered Panama paying intermediaries. immigration director, told a news found which were apparently $3,000 to $8,000 each. About half Chen Barria said investigations conference t h at d o c u men t s falsified and sold. have since moved to other countries, would continue. confiscated from immigration offices "This has been one of the by U.S. troops and Panamanian institutions (under Noriega) most R P to elect som e new legislators officials showed 65,999 Cubans, characterized by corruption," Chen Chinese and Libyans had entered Barria said. PANAMA CITY, Panama annulment and validated election Panama in the last five years alone. He said he filed a complaint (Reuter) - Panama will hold new result records retained by the He said these immigrants had paid Monday asking the attorney general voting to elect legislators in some opposition. upto$8,000eachtogetintoPanama, to investigate at least nine areaswithoutadequaterecordsof However, no results were some to stay and live here, some to immigration officials, including the last May's annulled elections, the available from some polling try to continue on to the United former immigration director, Belgica new government said Monday, stations because ballots were States. del Castillo. Members of Panama's never counted or were stolen by Under Noriega, the immigration Del Castillo, a close ally of Legislative Assembly would be pro-Noriega militants, department was a branch of the Noriega, and her husband are in the chosen on the basis of voting "In electoral circumstances in Panama Defense Forces which he Vatican Embassy, where they sought returns from polling stations in which, because of a lack of the commanded. refuge after the U.S. invasion. the May 7 elections, a government relevant records, it is not possible "The business operated in different taeetions, to proclaim the elected candidate, places, but principally in Hong Noriega surrendered to U.S. statement said. new elections will be held.," the Kong," Chen Barria said, officials last Wednesday and was The former government backed statement said. "The visas to enter Panama and flown to Florida to face drug- by strongman Gen. Manuel It did not say when or in how the one-way plane ticket were sold trafficking charges. Antonio Noriega annulled those many constituencies elections there for prices between $5,000 and The selling of visas to Cubans and elections which international would be held. $8,000. When (the new immigrants) Chinese seeking to emigrate has long observers said the opposition The cabinet is at present were then in Panama . they were been an open secret in Panama, and easily won. performing many of the sold residency permits and passports has lined the pockets of several of But the government installed legislature's functions until a new that cost between $8,000 and Noriega's key backers. during the Dec. 20 U.S. invasion assembly is formed, the statement $15,000," Chen Barria said. Col. Roberto Diaz Herrera, which ousted Noriega revoked the said. Noriega cohorts take refuge inPeruvian embassy it was PANAMA CITY, Panama (AP) A is o M on d a y, the new government official. -- The government said - U.S. troops early Tuesday ringed government said it had sent a letter to Linares said he would ask the studying whether it would allow the Peruvian Embassy, where Washington seeking U.S. aid to help Peruvian mission and other Noriega's family safe passage to the government officials said two of it rebuild. embassies in Panama for official Dominican Republic. His wife Manuel Antonio Noriega's top And a newspaper closed nearly confirmation and identification of Felicidad, three daughters and son- associates - one an alleged torturer two years ago by Noriega reopened Noriega associates who had in-law, a Dominican, have taken --had taken refuge. and published a scathing editorial requested asylum. refuge in the Cuban Embassy. The two were considered the most- condemning Panama's neighbors for There was no immediate reaction Linares said he "had passed the wanted men on the list of former criticizing the invasion that rid this from Lima and a small detachment request for safe conduct to the Noriega officials sought by the U.S. country of a dictator and installed a of American soldiers remained Ministry of Government and Justice, military and by the new Panamanian government elected in May but outside the embassy through the and if there is no complaint against government's security forces in the prevented by Noriega from taking night. them they will get consent." aftermath of the U.S. invasion that office. Noriega had holed up in the -- First Vice President Ricardo ousted Noriega. U.S. troops initially surrounded Vatican embassy for 10 days before Arias Calderon said the country's They were identified as Capt. the Peruvian Embassy in suburban surrendering to U.S. troops on Security Force would include Gonzalo Gonzalez, commander of El Cangrejo, near the downtown Wednesday and being flown to specialized military units, but that the Machos de Monte company that banking district, at noon Monday. Miami for prosecution on charges of they would be limited to a few provided security for Noriega's Foreign Minister Julio Linares trafficking in Colombian cocaine. hundreds soldiers and not be big government. headquarters, and Lt. Col. Luis said Cordoba was inside. Another In other developments Monday: enough to threaten the Cordoba, identified by Noriega's government source said Gonzalez foes as one of the men who was also inside and so were Noriega R P m ay need m ore $ than U .S. has interrogated and tortured prisoners secretary Marcela Tazon, her son of the overthrown regime. and another high-ranking former WASHINGTON (AP) - Panama Several Democratic lawmakers to Panama may be looking for far more money who took a two-day trip last week said they are not inclined to eto rebuild its crippled economy than s so ep ries s rges the United States can afford, cut domestic programs to send aid, D DSSA according to lawmakers who visited and sought to pressure President Bush to justify the new spending and NEW YORK (Reuter) -Costa opportunity of trading rifles for the Central American country. the money. Rican President Oscar Arias, who books, tanks for tractors and Panamanian Vice President find suggested "In the days ahead, the president, won a Nobel prize for his peace soldiers for laborers who will Ricardo Arias Calderon one-year aid contribution whose invasion this was, will have a efforts for Central America, urged build the country that in the year an initial billion to help repair damage responsibility to explain to the Panama Tuesday to follow his 2000 will unite in democracy and of $1.5 by the Dec. 20 American American people how much aid is own nation's path and dissolve peace the two Americas: the poor caused said necessary, what it will accomplish, armed forces. one and the rich one." invasion, a House member their and how it will be paid for," Studds Arias, noting that democratic The date refers to when Monday. we can and should said in a statement. Costa Rica has enjoyed peace and Panama will be in control of the "Obviously, help ease the immediate suffering "These are important questions stability since abolishing its own canal. caused by the invasion," said Rep. because I, for one, am not about to army after its brief 1948 civil war, "There will always be those who Gerry Studds, D-Mass., who called take money away from American called on his southern neighbor to will say that an army is necessary "say yes to a future when arms are to protect the Panama Canal," destruction in poor neighborhoods schools or housing or medical no longer needed, when the force Arias said. "But I ask you this: in a of Panama City "terrible." research to send to Panama." of reason prevails over any reason world in which yesterday's "We should provide medical Rep. Lee Hamilton, D-Ind., said it to use force." enemies meet to tear down walls, supplies, shelter, food and other was more likely that U.S. aid will be Writing an editorial comment in a world in which the cold war basic human needs," Studds said. in the hundreds of millions of dollars, in Tuesday's edition of the New gives way to cooperation and "But beyond that, our abilities are spread over several years, and that York Times, Arias also called for solidarity, is not the moral force of limited, and we should say so." some aid will come in the form of the U.S. occupation to end "in the a nation that builds in peace more Arias Calderon's $1.5 billion debt forgiveness and loan guarantees shortest possible time." invincible than the weapons that estimate would be 10 percent of the rather than cash aid. U.S. budget for aiding dozens Some aid may also have to come Commenting on Panama's are used to mock the free will of total devastated economy, Arias said: the people as expressed in the of nations, and it's unlikely the from other countries, he said. "Today, Panama has the ballots." United States can come up with such No formal aid proposal has been ______an amount in direct cash assistance. made. Times 4 Jan.Tropic 10, 1990 entertainment

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119 120 121 1212 N 0 1 3 ~ 32 S d 4 -YV'A/ V r) HSIVl0 aIfVNV _E24 125 126 N2 N 11XH ~ V1 Aa90N 12B 129 130 3soN AS I Tropic Times Jan. 10, 1990 5 hemisphere Noriega could win, game plan suggests NEW YORK (Reuter) -- Here's a Oddly enough, many experts say back or Iran invading New York to of faith," she said. game plan for Manuel Antonio that the government should have no grab the Shah. Can you imagine how She added, however, that fair Noriega to go free: Prove that your problem with the argument that we would have resisted that?" said juries were impaneled for the Oliver country was invaded, you were Noriega was kidnapped. Kunstler. North case and for the trial of David kidnapped, brought to a country Sam Dash, former counsel to the "It is illegal, it is unheard of, that is Hinckley, the man who tried to where you are hated to be tried Senate Watergate hearings, said, why you have never heard of it. The assassinate President Reagan. illegally on charges made by "Under American law, even if you only way they can justify it is to say Dash says he anticipates that one common criminals out to cut a deal. kidnap someone, as long as he is he surrendered voluntarily but I tricky issue in the case will be the Some American lawyers think that physically before the court, you can don't think anyone will believe that," defense's call for the release of under this interpretation of Noriega's try him. The courts' position is: We he added in an interview with classified documents on Noriega's downfall, he may have a chance to don't care how he got there. I'm sure Reuters. relationship with the CIA. beat the rap -- that is if he can find 12 the defense will appeal on that but I Kunstler said, "The army really "The defense will call upon the jurors who have never heard of him, think they'll lose on that all the way went there to murder him and now CIA and security forces to produce Panama or cocaine. to the Supreme Court." the Bush administration is stuck. information that they say is needed They say that if Noriega wins his But the government may have a Can he get a fair trial? No. He may be to allow Noriega to properly defend unprecedented legal battle, he will problem using the evidence it found the worst person in the world but the himself. The government then has a achieve in the law courts what he against Noriega in his headquarters, publicity has been so intense he can't choice. It can't prosecute him on the failed to do on the battlefield -- including his records and pounds of get a fair trial." one hand, and preserve national triumph over America. cocaine, because of the constitution's security information on the other," Even though these lawyers are in a prohibitions against illegal searches The ACLU's O'Connor agreed said Dash, adding: decided minority, many U.S. legal and seizures, said Colleen O'Connor, that there would be a great deal of "Unlike the Iran-Contra case, the experts say that the case against spokeswoman for the American Civil difficulty finding a fair jury. president has a need to prosecute. Noriega is fraught with dangers for Liberties union. "The idea is that this is a man the The president has stuck his neck out the Bush administration which The government may also have United States invaded a country to so far, I think they'll turn over invaded Panama last month to trouble with their witnesses against get and a man the president called a everything that's requested. remove him from power and bring Noriega -- drug dealers who are criminal. He has the right to a fair "My inclination is that the Justice him to an American court to be tried testifying against him in the hopes of trial but the idea that there are 12 Department won't do anything to on drug trafficking charges. securing better deals for themselves. people out there who have never throw roadblocks in front of this case Noriega is accused of letting the One legal expert, Paul Kahn of heard of him or would question what and that if information is found to be Medellin drug cartel use his country Yale University's law school, said they have heard requires a large leap relevant then they'll give it." as a transshipment point for tons of that given all the problems in the cocaine en route to the United States case, he would not be surprised if the A ustria freezes N oriega account and then letting the cartel launder U.S. government cut a deal with their profits in Panamanian banks. Noriega. President Bush assured a VIENNA, (Reuter) - comment from the bank. The experts say that the U.S. press conference Friday that there Austrian justice authorities have A spokeswoman for the U.S. government is now going to have to would be no deal. frozen bank assets said to be Embassy in Vienna confirmed prove in the courts that Noriega was Another expert, who asks not to be worth more than $1 million Washington suspected the money not grabbed illegally, that its identified, said, "The U.S. may rue suspected of coming from illegal camefrom illegal drug dealing but evidence against him is not tainted the day when it brought this case." drug deals by ousted Panamanian declined to give a figure on how, and that, despite Bush calling him a William Kunstler, the dean of dictator Manuel Antonio much the account contained. "thug" and the Pentagon describing America's "radical" attorneys, goes a Noriega. Austrian newspapers have him as a "wily rat," he can receive a step further. A Justice Ministry spokesman reported that the account was fair trial. He said the United States wanted said Tuesday that U.S. Embassy opened in 1988 at a Vienna branch They also say that giving the to kill Noriega in the invasion and officials had asked Austria to help of the bank in the name of ousted Panamanian strongman "due having failed at that are now stuck investigate the funds on the order Noriega's wife, Felicidad, and process of law" is going to prove a with him and a mess of illegalities in of a Florida court. contained up to $1.6 million. long and hard process, especially trying him. Luxembourg Monday said it when it comes to convincing the "This has never happened before "The account is frozen until had frozen assets from an account government to release classified in modern history -- one country further notice," the spokesman held by a Noriega relative worth documents about his dealings as a invades another to arrest its leader, said. $3.5 million. $200,000-a-year "asset" of the Can you imagine the Philippines The Erste Oesterreichische , Switzerland and Central Intelligence Agency. army attacking Hawaii to get Marcos bank, wheretheaccountwasheld, Britain have promised to was now obliged to declare all cooperate with the U.S. Justice rpona transactions on it, he said.A local Department which believes O position vacancies court was investigating the origin millions of dollars in drug- A rm y C P trafficking profits may have been WHO CAN APPLY: Curreot permanent employees of US Army South and Serviced of the funds. ActIvitLeS and other U.S. Government agency employees. If any other source is There was no immediate concealed. applicable, specific vacancy will indicate this. Only U.S. citizens will be considered for sensitive positions. buh Tu APPLY; Applicants -rIt submit to the CPO, Bldg. 560, Room 30b, Corozal by the close of business on the closing date of announcement. Application is A r defen ds a signed copy of SF-171, Application for Federal Employment; SF-50, Notification of Personnel Ation; USARSi Porm 106, if applicable, and a WASHINGTON (UPI) -- The The Army later said there were no current/lout performance appralsni. Qulification standards may be revie-ed Arm stood firmly Monda behind PDF casualties in the battle. Also, at CP. For further information call 285-2011. the role Capt. Linda Bray, a woman Bray began the operation from a :Bt PEMANENT VACANCIES. AND LOCATION ALL ANNOUNCEMENTS OPEN C officer, played in commanding command post about a half-mile CLOSE: i/la /C/,; troops in battle in Panama despite from the dog kennel but she later 151-90 lSTALLATION MAINTENANCE MANAGiA, M-1601-13, SENSITIVE, COMNPTITIVE some discrepancies found in early moved to the scene of the fighting. TEXPCMY RINOTiON 1TE I &, 41ST AlG, D(I, OFFICE OF TLt CHIEF, CCKUZAL, PANAMA. GENERAL EXPERIENCE: 2 YRS, SPECIALIZED EXPERIENCE: news accounts of the episode. McClain, who spoke to Bray by 4 iRS. TIME IN GLAiE: NA_-12, JOB RELATED GlTERIA: NONE. "She's a fine young officer who telephone Friday, said "she has no of three dead 151-90 LuLuLSICS PASAGPEN SPEC, NM-346-11, SENSITIVE, 41ST AS,, DSPO, FLECE had a mission to accomplish and she idea" where the report MUPiNIATIN W , L(Ru-AL, PAMAMA. LENEAL EXPEL IENCE: N/A, SPECUAtLZED accomplished it," said Brig. Gen. PDF soldiers originated or how that NOPIEl E: I d EgLlV Pc--9, TlM n-lN-LUADE: 5-9. Jib BElATED 0 I iA: Charles McClain, the Army's deputy ended up in the initial news accounts. chief of public affairs. "She told me that when her unit . 152-90 IhTELLIGENCE OPUATIONS SPEC., W-132-9, DEVELOP. TO h1M-12, SE1SITIVE The Army also denied a report in secured the place they found no TIS Is AN EXCEPTED SERVICE POSITION. MUST IE FLUENT, FULL PROFESSIONAL .k. LEVEL IN SPANISH. MUST hiVE A MILITMY Of PIiVATE VEHICLE. 470TH Ml Monday's New York Times that the dead," McClain said. bUE. COLLECTIC) 6 EXPLUITATION DET., CtOlZAL, PANAMA. GEN. EXPERIENCE: secretary of the army issued an order In addition to the false casualty 3 9-U, iPECIALlZED EPIENGCE: 2 TIl-I-AD: AdRS.1-7. JOb dLTES forbidding female officers in report, McClain noted that Bray OIITUEIA: U. NudLLE UF Sl*1iST INTELLIGENCE. 2. ABILITY Ti SEAL WdITH OTHES. 3. ABILITY TI; CUP]MUNICATE LRALLY AND IN VRITING IN ENGLISH. Panama,in light of discrepancies in ordered her MP unit to advance on giving the dog kennel from her command 153-9u PAU nCG AT ASST.(TYP), N-133-5, 41ST AS(, xd)S, PTANSPTATION the Bray story, from 11V111lu, MvEELNT & /PAI-iTAVLL SECTION, FT. CLAYTON, PANAMA. GENEAL interviews to reporters. post about a half-mile away. "That's EXPU nLNCE: N/A. SPECIALIZEo EXPE ILNCE: S Pd EQUlV NM-4, TfIME-Ih-ilCADE "There is no ban," McClain said. where commanders normally are," h/A. Jb k ELATE I TS' IA: LIABILITY IS LAD AN!! ITINIELT REGULATIONS. 2.AnlITY To DEAL Wl OTHERRS. 3.AnLlrn Y) TO UPL ATE CLNFbTU TERMINALS. Media interest in Bray and the role he said. 4. lDGE OF AD, TANSPOITAT19N ANS TIACEL WOCESEp- U.S. women soldiers played in the When she got word that her troops on, "she moved 154-NC muT0 VEcLlE DISPATdL-i, 11-4-, WS, IRANSPSTATIUN LIV, ATLANTIlC Dec. 20 invasion of Panama had been fired Mclp -Lk cC. PA1, PANAA. GEdAL EuP& iLC.: 1 Pd . SPECLALIZeD intensified following the first news quickly" to the kennel "to be in more XPSS EN: N/A, TLME-l-IAUE: N/A. JOB Rc.LATED CRITE LA: NONE. reports that Bray led military police direct control of the situation,"

153-93 PAl OLL C;t Kl P8544-3, CpA, 00M, PIhANE 6 ACCTG Si., PAY b Ex.v into battle to take a dog kennel run McClain said. S-I YP s ' nJ AL.2 t I CLAYT I, PANAMA. GENNAL EIPIR IENCE: 6 L , by Panama Defense Forces. After a brief firefight that lasted SAE E / L The news accounts said three PDF about 10 minutes, PDF soldiers fled and into is HE EBYCANCELLED. soldiers were killed in the firefight out the back of the kennel SiTF; YhO;439-90: 9 IN CL96K (TYP), -313-04, There were no V9 1,40 90 IGISTiCS ANAEENT SPEC., M-346- 1, IS AMENDED TO KLEAD: before Bray's MP unit took nearby woods. SEMSTIVE- command of the guard dog kennel. casualties. Times 6 Jan.Tropic 10, 1990 sports Pardee takes experience, discipline to Houston HOUSTON (AP) - Jack Pardee He also rebuilt the sagging Cougar's as a wild card, but that's just one "It's an emotional game and you've knows good players when he sees program that fell to a 1-10 record in case. I think Jack will bring discipline got to get fired up about it. You just them. Which is why the new coach of 1986. to this team." have to play smart." the Houston Oilers isn't about to The Cougars installed the run- The Oilers gained a reputation for Pardee said he would begin tinker with the teamhejust inherited. and-shoot and, after going 4-6-1 in aggressive play under Glanville and immediately formulating his "I don't mind the pressure to win," Pardee's first season, compiled renamed the Astrodome the House coaching staff and making plans for Pardee said. "It doesn't matter your records of 9-3 and 9-2 the past two of Pain. the Feb. 1 Plan B program in which address, if you don't have the players, seasons. His quarterback, Andre But they were often victimized by 37 players must be placed on a it's just as fatal. I'll take my chances Ware, won the 1989 Heisman their own mistakes and Pardee said protective list. with the players we have." Trophy. one of his goals would be to reduce "One thing there's not a shortage The 53-year-old Pardee, who said "You don't see undisciplined penalties. of is good coaches," Pardee other NFL teams expressed interest teams getting to the Super Bowl," "I like the House of Pain, but I said."There are good ones out there, in him, replaces Jerry Glanville, who Adams said "Oakland did it one year don't like the penalties," Pardee said. they just aren't assembled yet." resigned Saturday. "I'm excited about this new challengeaid Paree thosleaves Players react favorably toward Pardee his job as coach at the University of Houston after three years. "This is a HOUSTON (UPI) - The knows the offense and a guy with possibility of showing a new guy prestige job. It's also the first time naming of Jack Pardee as head pro experience,"said wide receiver what I can do. The people who I've gone in with this type of team." coach of the Houston Oilers was Drew Hill. "He can relate to pro should be most pleased are the The Oilers, who went to the met with favorable reaction players. He's a proven winner," running backs. They'll really catch playoffs the past three years, closed Tuesday by players eager to move Two members of the Oilers' a lot of passes now. out this season with three losses, forward after the resignation of offensive line, considered to be "I'm glad they got things done including a 26-23 overtime loss to Jerry Glanville. among the best in the NFL, were so quickly. Now he has time to Pittsburgh in the AFC wild-card "I'm happy they got this also impressed by the decision to concentrate on hiring coaches, the playoff game. resolved so quickly," said hire Pardee. draft, and running things how he quarterback Warren Moon wants things run." Pardee, who becomes the Oilers' "Coach Pardee is a very qualified "It was a decisive move on the Center Jay Pennison also cited 14th head coach, previously was the head coach. He's coached in the part of Mr. Adams," said tackle Pardee's playing experience as a head coach of the Chicago Bears and NFL and he's played in this Bruce Davis. "It's obvious the major factor in his favor. Washington Redskins. league, and he runs the style of direction h wants this team to "I'm very excited they picked "When it became obvious to me offense I'm used to. take. Jack is well respected as a him both for that reason that we had to fill a vacancy here, "I couldn't be happier." coach in this league and by players (familiarity with the offense) and I Jack was the only one I wanted to His former assistant, June and the city of Houston. He's a think he's a players' coach," talk to because it would be such an Jones, was instrumental in helping guy with NFL experience and Pennison sai'd. "He can easy transition," Oilers owner Bud the Oilers implement their red-gun local experience. communicate with players well. Adams said. attack, which is similar to the "It will give everyone on the When you have someone who's run-and-shoot. team an opportunity for a fresh accustomed to winning, it rubs Pardee introduced the run-and- "It's good to get a guy who start. I'm excited about the off." shoot offense to pro football as coach of the USFL's Houston Gamblers. Bradley names K-Staters await Notre Dame s apology k DALLAS (AP) - Steve Miller of "Lou Holtz did indeed publicly "The team they should have pane t keep Kansas State, the other school Lou apologize to Kansas State and I'm apologized to is Kansas State Ra ier ~Holtz seemed to insult at the Orange sure he meant it very sincerely." University," Miller said. "I'd like to R alders A Bowl, says K-Staters everywhere are Rosenthal said he has not heard have thought it was a comment taken LOS ANGELES (AP) - still awaiting Notre Dame's apology. from Kansas State. out of context. but I saw the tape." Mayor Tom Bradley named a "I have not had a direct "But we wish them the best," he To be sure, Kansas State is rarely group of business leaders to a communication with them," said the said. "They're a great school with mentioned when people discuss all- panel dedicated to keeping Kansas State athletic director. "I great tradition." time football greats. The Wildcats professional football in Los don't think it's my place to say, 'Gee, Miller said he was in California for were the first major college program Angeles Monday but declined to don't you owe us an apology for your a meeting when the incident hit the to record 600 losses and have only elaborate on the panel's role. incredibly insensitive remark?' " airways. four victories games since 1985. But Following the group's first In the much-publicized incident in "I walk in there and people are under Miller, the school has begun a meeting, Bradley provided no Miami, Holtz was caught by a laughing and saying to me, 'Steve, to strengthen the details as to what transpired and Denver television crew predicting to Notre Dame is calling you,' and major push didn't permit reporters to his Notre Dame team that Colorado 'Steve, have you heard from Lou program, committing more money before. question committee members. would become confused and start to Holtz today?' and resources than ever He also refused comment on "grab-bag." "Then somebody shows me a copy "Our graduation rate is among the highest in the country," Miller said. ongoing talks between the Colorado fans were miffed. But of a newspaper, and right there Coliseum Commission and the when Holtz added, "They aren't across the top of the page it says, "We've done some things at Los Angeles Raiders. playing Kansas State," it made 'Holtz: They ain't playing no Kansas Kansas State we're extraordinarily Bradley has said the panel's newspaper headines and television State.'" proud of. And to have them function is to ensure that a sound bites around the nation. Holtz apologized to Colorado diminished by an offhand remark is National Football League team "It was an incredibly detrimental, shortly after his remarks were made very frustrating and tremendously plays in Los Angeles. thoughtless remark and unbelievably public. unfair." Right now, the city appears in unprofessional," Miller said-prior to jeopardy of being without an NFL Mo n ening of the 84th team in the future - the Raiders "To make such an incredibly No N keet T l s e to Los ."T maesc anirdbl Angeesmoved fromirn 198kbut Oakland te team's irresponsible remark that not only NORMAN, Okla. (AP) -Skeeter The whistles quieted in the second Angeles i 1982, but the team's hurts Kansas State in the short term Henry scored 35 points and William half and Oklahoma took advantage. future home is uncertain. - right in the middle of recruiting Davis had 25 Tuesday night to lead The Sooners scored 16 points in the Bradley said the formation of -but demeans the sport itself is fourth-ranked Oklahoma to a 134-81 opening four minutes and hit the 100- the panel was not a warning to absolutely incomprehensible to me. victory over Arkansas-Little Rock. point mark with 10:54 left. Raiders owner Al Davis, who has Oklahoma grabbed a 9-2 lead in threatened to move his team It shows a tremendous lack of The 53-point defeat was the worst the first 4 1/2 minutes and never was elsewhere. conscience " in Trojan history, surpassing a 49- threatened. Henry had a 3-pointer to "It is not designed as a weapon "Lou Holtz didn't insult point loss to Missouri-St. Louis in help spark a 12-0 run midway or a threat, or even an anybody," Notre Dame athletic 1969. The 134 points were the most h harka bruk theae inducement," Bradley said. director Richard Rosenthal said later ever scored against the Trojans (7-4); when told of Miller's comments. "He who began playing in openouh orfth gooald and bre gavethe S ga owners a Bradley said he had spoken was talking privately to his squad 1962. The previous high was in 31-10 lead. with Davis recently, but he when a camera using electronic Southwestern Louisiana in 1978. y Davis scored 21 of his points in the wouldn't elaborate further. eSquoiptment eavesdropped. Hiis second half. Smokey McCovery Whether it's the Raiders or remarks were done in the context of Henry scored 22 of his points in a added 15 second-half points and some other professionalteam, this motivating his team. foul-plagued first half that saw the finished with 20 as the Sooners beat city, the second-largest city in the "In reference to Kansas State, I Sooners (11-0) open as much as a an opponent by at least 50 points for country, m," ae a ina think the only reference was the fact 24-point lead. The teams were the fifth time this season. Fridbay wen hednnyuned s that the score this year was not a whistled for 31 personals in the hour- David Hall scored 17 points, Friday when he announced favorable one for Kansas State," long half and Oklahoma's bench was Derrick Owens 15 and Carl Brown 14 there'd be a meeting Monday. Rosenthal said. also hit with two technicals. for the Trojans. Tropic Times Jan.10,1990 7 Wilson accuses Smith, Dixon, Brown of drug abuse

NEW YORK (UPI) -Stanley connections. ultimately found the player's account The former running back said he Wilson, suspended for snorting The three implicated players and "unassailable." No sources other has received little assistance from the cocaine before the 1989 Super Bowl, their agents say Wilson is lying, and than Wilson were identified in the NFL Players Association and union said Tuesday he expects no one to Bengals Coach Sam Wyche story, which took six months to leader Gene Upshaw. believe him, but insists he shared discredits the story. produce. "Gene who?" Wilson said. drugs with three Cincinnati Bengals "Well, that's their position," said Sherman said he used "at least one Wilson, 28, completed three teammates before the championship Sherman, who attended a news other" source, who was "intimately months of drug rehabilitation this game. conference with Wilson at the familiar" with the situation. He said summer in Phoenix, where he "Because Stanley Wilson is a magazine's offices. "Corroboration he was approached by the magazine worked as a supermarket grocery chemically dependent person does was the key to the piece." to write the story and none of the bagger. He plans to pursue work with not mean he's a bad person, or Added Wilson: "Sam Wyche sources was paid. a record production company and incapable of being honest," Wilson works for Paul Brown. These people Wilson was paid for the story but intends to write a book about his said. "I know in my heart I was being are in football. You can't expect he refused to say how much. A football and drug experiences. honest with myself. God knows and someone to endorse me when they're Penthouse spokeswoman also the players know." in that situation." declined to disclose the fee, saying it Wilson says he never saw any of his In the February issue of Penthouse The story also states: is the magazine's policy to keep such Bengal teammates using drugs until magazine, Wilson recounts the -A cache of cocaine was brought matters private. the Super Bowl,nor, he adds, did he events leading to the Super Bowl in on the team's chartered jet to Miami. Wilson said he would have done use drugs in the 18 months leading to Miami where the running back was -Wilson missed a team meeting the story even if he had not been paid. the game. He cannot fully explain found stoned behind the shower because he was high on drugs. He said he waited until now to tell why he would throw away his career curtain of his hotel room with -NFL and team security was lax his story because no one asked him at such a time. cocaine in his hand. in seeing players remained drug free. about it. A representative for the "I lost the concept of the In the article, which was written by -Wilson checked into a hotel magazine said it was not by design seriousness of my addiction," he said. William Sherman and released last before the Super Bowl and used a that the story coincides with the "That's the whole thing with drug week, Wilson says cornerback Daryl street dealer to procure drugs and upcoming Super Bowl. , addiction." Smith and defensive back Rickey prostitutes. Wilson has been suspended three Wilson said he does not feel an Dixon had been smoking marijuana Sherman, a Pulitzer Prize winner times for drugs by the NFL, but does apology is in order to the Bengals. and snorting cocaine in the days with the Daily News of New York in not plan to apply for reinstatement. "I don't see where amends or an before the game and that wide 1974, admitted Wilson's version of The NFL has said the story doesn't apology are necessary," he said. "I receiver Eddie Brown, who is from events "changed" during his appear to warrant further feel I let myself down more than the Miami, supplied drugs through local investigation, but the author investigation. team." NCAA officials continue investigation on UTEP EL PASO, Texas (UPI) - NCAA investigation into the basketball NCAA enforcer representative Ed will take place, officials said. If there officials said Tuesday they are program. Lupomech said the dreaded "death is evidence of wrongdoing the NCAA continuing their preliminary Hovious said if major violations are penalty" would not automatically be will begin a formal investigation. investigation outside the city into found UTEP's basketball program invoked. allegations that Texas-El Paso could be shut down for one or two He said the NCAA would take into Basketball coach Don Haskins, in basketball players were loaned years. consideration other factors, such as his 29th year at UTEP, has had no automobiles. The NCAA "death penalty" could the sport's past violation record, the problems with. the NCAA, UTEP UTEP Athletic Director Brad be invoked because it would be the school's cooperation and the nature cooperated fully with the -1985-86 Hovious announced Friday the school's second probation in five of the violations. investigation of its track program school is being investigated because years. The UTEP track team was If nothing is found over the next and boosters deny the allegations of allegations in two major placed on two years probation in few weeks the preliminary inquiry that athletes accepted money and newspapers quoting three former 1986. will be ended and no investigation free use of cars. UTEP players and an assistant coach as saying Miners get free use of Hallof Fame to induct Pa expensive cars from boosters. Hc mer Morgan University sources said Tuesday NEW YORK (AP) -Jim Palmer "There was a lot of doubt in my unbelievable." Morgan said in New an investigator for the NCAA spent and Joe Morgan, who made great mind in terms of getting in the first York. "As the old saying goes, only only one day in the city looking into teams even better in the 1970s, on year. There are a lot of guys who the players who are deemed great the charges. Tuesday night became the 20th and deserve it who don't," Palmer said make it on the first ballot. I guess that The three players, Kenny Parham, 21st players elected to the Hall of from a celebration party in Towson, makes me a great second baseman." Jerry Jones and Shelton Boykin, and Fame in their first year of eligibilty. Md. "To get in the first year is really Perry, meanwhile, missed with 320 former assistant coach Nate Palmer, a smooth symbol of special." votes, or 72 percent. Jenkins got 296 Archibald were quoted in New Baltimore's champions, got the Palmer was named on 411 of 444 votes and Bunning received 257. York's Newsday and the Los Angeles second-highest vote total ever for a votes cast by members of the Baseball Palmer and Morgan increased the Times as saying the Miners had what pitcher. Morgan, a model of Writers' Association of America. His Hall of Fame roster to 206. Induction Archibald called "sugar families" Cincinnati's Big Red Machine, 92.5 percent trailed only Bob Feller's ceremonies will be Aug. 5 in who would provide players with comfortably made it to Coopers- 93.75 percent in 1962 among Cooperstown, N.Y. money and expensive vehicles. town, too. pitchers. In March, the Veterans Committee The four later claimed they were It was, however, another year of Players need 75 percent to be will vote on electing any old-timers to misquoted. disappointment for several other top elected to the Hall and this year, that the Hall. After the preliminary investi- pitchers. Gaylord Perry, a 300-game meant 333 ballots. Morgan got 363 gation, the NCAA will decide winner, came up short and Ferguson votes for 81.7 percent. Voting continues whether to launch a full-scale Jenkins and Jim Bunning also failed. "To make it in on the first ballot is for NBA All-Star Inadequate grades sideline Thompson, Garner team positions IOWA CITY, Iowa (UPI) - closer to home. Davis said Slater had stringent so the problem becomes NEW YORK (AP) - Akeem Leading scorer Ray Thompson and "severe personal problems" before he greater." Olajuwon of the Houston Rockets starting guard Brian Garner of Iowa left Iowa two weeks ago. Up until this week, Davis said he leads rookie of were declared ineligible for the Acie Earl, who did not make was not sure about the players' San Antonio in voting for the remainder of the basketball season adequate grades, remains on academic standing and had not heard West Conference center for the for inadequate grades, Hawkeyes suspension "until further notice" about any problems. Davis refused to 1990 NBA All-Star in results Coach Tom Davis announced according to Davis. Earl was arrested comment on anything specific about made available Tuesday. Tuesday. last weekend, caught breaking an the players' classroom performance. Olajuwon has 41,162 votes, Thompson, a 6-foot-5 sophomore, open drinking container law. Davis almost 18,000 more than averaged 19 points per game. Garner, said Earl will not play at least latest in a string of problems during through mid-January. a sophomore from Milwaukee, through the weekend. his Iowa career. Last year, he was . averaged a team-leading 3.6 assists Forward Matt Bullard recently suspended just before the NCAA Magic Johnson, an eight-time per game and scored 3.7 points per returned to the team from a knee tournament for failing to make all-star, led guards with 51,259 game. injury. academic progress and this season he votes, followed by Derek Harper Thompson, of Summit, Ill., will "It's not easy," Davis said about was.suspended for one game for his of Dallas (24,066) and Maurice remain at Iowa and try to regain his the loss of the players. "It's one of the involvement in a drunken altercation Cheeks of San Antonio (22,31k). eligibility for next season. Garner things that we've got to accept today with Iowa City police. James Worthy, Johnson's will transfer to another school. that it's a very very important part of Davis said he will insert James teammate on the Los Angeles The Hawkeyes, 8-3 this season, our profession helping our young Moses and Michael Ingram into the Lakers, led forwards with 39,249 were plagued by further departures players adjust to academic life. We've starting lineup for the Wisconsin voters, followed by Kelly from the team. Reserve guard Ray got to do everything in our power to game at Madison Thursday night. Tripucka of Charlotte (32,743) Slater of Laurel, Md., will transfer to make sure they adjust and yet the Bullard will continue to play off the and A.C. Green of the Lakers Radford College in Virginia to be rules are becoming more and more bench. (23,314). Times 8 Jan.Tropic 10, 1990 Columbia shuttle blasts off after many delays CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (UPI) flight were commander Daniel great time on orbit right now. You refurbish launch pad 39A and low - The shuttle Columbia's crew Brandenstein, 46, a veteran of two can't get prepared for the view they're clouds that scratched a launch try rocketed safely into orbit Tuesday, previous flights, and rookie co-pilot seeing." Monday. ringing in the new decade with a James Wetherbee, 37. Their The goal of the long-awaited flight delayed, "down-to-the-wire"flightto crewmates are veteran Bonnie is the launch Wednesday of a Low clouds showed up again rescue an 11-ton satellite before it Dunbar, 40, Marsha Ivins, 38, and G. Syncom Navy communications Tuesday, but they were not judged to plunges to a fiery death in Earth's David Low, 33, both making their satellite and the retrieval late this be a threat and Columbia pierced atmosphere. first space flight. week of the Long Duration Exposure through a thin cloud layer and shot Running three weeks behind Four hours after liftoff, lead flight Facility - LDEF - an 11-ton toward space, leaving a churning trail schedule, Columbia's two 14-story director Granvil Pennington said science satellite that otherwise would of dirty brown exhaust in its wake solid-fuel boosters ignited on time Columbia was in good shape, in an plunge back into Earth's atmosphere and thrilling thousands of with a rush of fire at 7:35 a.m., orbit with a high point of 222 miles around March 9. touristsand spectators gathered instantly pushing the 4.5 million- from Earth and a low of 178 miles "There were times when we along area roadways and beaches. pound space freighter skyward to and well on the way toward a wondered ifthis day would ever come kick off a 10-day mission, the first of computer-choreographed rendez- about," said LDEF project scientist LDEF (pronounced EL'-deaf) was 10 flights set for 1990. vous Friday with the target satellite. William Kinard. "It sure was down to built to expose a variety of high-tech "Three, two, one, zero - booster "It's great to start the 1990s with a the wire." materials to the harsh radiation, ignition - and liftoff of Columbia," liftoff like we had," said NASA Liftoff of the 33rd shuttle mission, vacuum and temperature extremes of said NASA commentator Lisa Administator Richard Truly, a the most ambitious flight yet space over an extended period in Malone. "And a new decade of former astronaut. "This one certainly attempted in the post-Challenger era, research expected to help engineers spaceflight begins!" is offto agood start and I'm sure Dan came 22 days and four delays behind design hardier, longer-lived At the controls for the 33rd shuttle and the people with him are having a schedule because of work to spacecraft.

Memorial servicefor DODDS teacher Retiree check cashing BALBOA HEIGHTS (PCC PAO) U.S. Naval Station Hospital in Coco Florida State University and a FORT CLAYTON (USARSO - Gertrude Kandi Koepke Helin, Solo. During her childhood, due to master's of science, magna cum PAO) - Civil Service retirees will, daughter of the late retired U.S. her father's naval career, she resided laude, in criminal justice from Nova be able to cash their annuity Navy Capt. Lyle L. Koepke of Flint, in Norfolk, Va.; Arlington, Va.; University's Omega Tau Chapter of checks this month at the following Mich., and Gertrude Jackson Coco Solo; Columbus, Ohio; and the Alpha Phi Sigma national times and places: Koepke of Panama City, Panama, Toledo Ohio. criminal justice honor society and Atlantic side retirees may cash was killed Dec. 20 apparently by She graduated from Colegio de Phi Delta Kappa, an international their annuitant checks Friday paramilitary elements of the Panama Sion of San Jose, Costa Rica, in education fraternity., from 8 a.m. to noon at the Defense Forces. She and her 1964; attended Canal Zone Junior Helin joined the Department of Panama Canal Commission husband, Stevin C. Helin, an College; and received a bachelor of Defense Schools' Panama region in Treasurer's Office in Margarita. employee of the Panama Canal science degree in social sciences from 1984. During her career as an Pacific side retirees may cash Commission, were returning home to educator, she earned numerous their annuitant checks Los Rios via Gaillard Highway from achievement and meritorious Saturday from 9 a.m. to noon at Ancon when their automobile came awards. Her last position as teacher . Curundu Elementary School, under fire about 500 feet south of the for the "talented and gifted" Fort Clayton. Albrook Air Force Station mai programs at Curundu Junior High To minimize traffic congestion, gate. and Balboa High School. the general public is asked to Helin is survived by her husband, A memorial for Helin will be held avoid the area in the vicinity of the originally of Dixon, III.; two at 5 p.m. Friday, at St. Luke's Fort Clayton and Albrook AFS daughters - Tracey Ann Helm, a Cathedral in Ancon. In lieu of Fort Cato a A o AFS junior at Florida State University in flowers, the family requests the back gates from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Tallahassee, and Stephanie Marie Saturday. Helin, a junior at Balboa High donations be sent to the scholarship A valid identification card with School, two brothers, Henry B. that has been established to assist a photograph is required to cash Twohy of Diablo Heights and Larry student who is planning to specialize checks. in teaching talented and gifted P. Koepke of Flint, Mich.; and two students. Donations for the Kandi Southcom sisters, Taffy G. Corrigan and Sherry Helin Memorial Scholarship Fund estimates K. Williams, both of Cardenas. may be sent to Dr. Carol Meyer, 8146 civilian death count She was born Oct. 28, 1946, at the Alderman Road, Melrose FL 32666. QUARRY HEIGHTS (US SOUTHCOM PAO) - The U.S. Update on significant events in Panama esothe Comand crren armored deaths directly related to Just Cause QUARRY HEIGHTS (US- services and normal government total 76,553. Captured S OUT H CO M PA O) - The functions. The focus continues to be vehicles total 39, captured aircraft operations at 220. In their continuing of following is a recap of significant stability operations in both urban total 36 and captured boats total 7. attempts to refine the accuracy events during the last 24-hour period: and outlying areas. The weapons for cash program ended that figure, the U.S. military in is working in concert with The total figure of U.S. casualties Small elements of PDF and Sunday with a total of $811,078 paid Panama are: Dignity Battalion personnel still exist out for 8,848 weapons turned in. representatives of all hospitals, and, as a result, conditions exist for several agencies across the spectrum of the Panamanian government, and KIA's -23 WIA's -324 MIA's -0 limited urban and terrorist attacks. Significant political-military various relief and humanitarian In the last 24-hour period, U.S. Planning continues for redeployment activities: organizations. casualties are: and long-term stabilization No humanitarian assistance flights Panama's Institute of Legal operations. arrived in Panama during the last 24 Medicine, the official reporting KIA's- OWIA's-0 MIA's-0 hours. To date, we have had a total of authority for all violent and The total figures of enmey Ground forces operations: 23 civilian flights with 267,310 pounds suspicious deaths, reported today, casualties are: There were no significant activities of supplies delivered, and DOD 203 civilians killed between Dec. 20, in the last 24-hour period. flights with 1,408,338 pounds 1989 and Jan. 3, 1990 as a direct KIA's-314 WIA's-124 Detainees- delivered. Commercial activity at result of Just Cause. Included in 4,320. Weapon caches : Tocumen Airport continues to pick these numbers are presumably Total U.S. strength in Panama is To date, captured enemy weapons up. Panama's Defense Forces and 22,580. Total number of refugees is Dignity Battalions members not in approximately 3,000 and the total Powellsends m message toPanama uniform and otherwise unidenti- number of detainees is 4,320. m essage fable, as well as bonafide civilians. regOperation JuSt CauSe The Institute has been unable to Redeployments: make any determination as to As of today, U.S. redeployments Ithoroughly enjoyed my trip to Panama last week. It is one thing tosee all whether the deaths were caused by from Operation Just Cause are just of this unfold from the Washington level but quite something else to visit the U. S. military, P D F, Dignity over 4,000 commanders and troops that made it happen. I will never tire of telling you Battalion, looters, other civilians, e 4 guys how enormously proud I am of what you and your troops have etc. accomplished. Over the weekend I had occasion to run into a number of Panama City: senior people as well as the President and I can tell you the nation is still on a Panama's Institute of Legal The situation in Panama City high over Operation Just Cause. As a military event it is growing in stature Medicine, the official re ma i n s cal m. Panama n i an s with each passing day. It is one they will be'writing about for years to come. reporting authority for all continue to report suspected Dignity To all the commanders that I saw last week and as far down the chain of violent and suspicious deaths, Battalion activity. Remnants of PDF command as you can go to every troop I'm deeply grateful for their reported today, 203 civilians elements continue to surrender to contribution and they can all be proud of being a part of history. killed between Dec. 20, 1989 U.S. forces. Efforts continue to help Warmest best wishes and Jan. 3, 1990 as a direct the Endara government complete Gen. Colin Powell resulH' Just Cause. reestablishment of essential basic ._-