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Respect Life Series -Page 3 VOLUME XIV, N O .-W -: I an independent student newspaper serving notre dame and saint mary’s FRIDAY, APRIL 18, 1980 Carter threatens blockade if economic sanctions fail by The Associated Press Asked about that timetable, Carter said he considered July President Carter turned the “ excessive.” U.S. economic vise on Iran a Carter sent Congress a brief little tighter yesterday, and got special message outling the a boost from West Europeans. retaliatory measures he Portugal banned all trade "with announced at the News Confer Iran, and the European Parlia­ ence, declaring that events ment urged the nine Common there and in Soviet-occupied Market nations to consider Afghanistan “ constitute a breaking diplomatic ties with grave threat to the national the revolutionary regime in security, foreign policy and Tehran. economy of the United States.” At a Washington news con­ The president also formally ference, Carter warned that if signed an executive order im­ non-military steps do not lead plementing the newly imposed to the release of the 50 U.S. sanctions. Embassy hostages in Tehran, “ the next step will be military An administration source, action.” asking not to be quoted by But Carter was not specific name, said Carter had planned about how he might use force to announce a ban on food Joseph Kennedy, the nephew o f presidential candidate Edward Kennedy, made a surprise against Iran, saying, “ I have shipments to Iran but changed visit to Notre Dame yesterday. not discussed specific military his mind yesterday morning steps with our allies that I after receiving a briefing from might take.” However, he Secretary of State Cyrus R. hinted at the naval blockade Vance arguing against such a option, noting that “ the inter­ move at this time. Young Kennedy campaigns at NDruption of commerce with Iran” The latest U.S. government is a logical move. figures show medical exports to by Tom Jackman ing the South Quad, always icies, and extol the virtues of A naval blockade could inter­ Iran were worth a mere News Editor imploring them, good-natured­ his uncle’s ideas. “He’s rupt trade between Iran and $220,000 in February, and that ly, to “ help Tea out with a (Carter) wishy-washy. I just other countries, including there were no shipments of food A portion of the fabled vote.” don’t believe he stands up for Western Europe, which is heav­ - due in good measure to a “ Kennedy clan’’ undertook a He continued to the the vested interests of the ily reliant on oil imports. refusal by union longshoremen campaign tour through South LaFortune Student Center, United States. Whichever “ We are still attempting to to load food aboard snips bound Bend yesterday on behalf of where he worked the nearly wheel squeaks the loudest is avoid that kind of action,” he for Iran. presidential contender Sen. empty main lounge, the the one he’ll oil,” he comment­ said. “ But we cannot preclude Edward M. Kennedy, with the Huddle, and finally the Student ed. that kind of action.” He announced he was bann­ son o f the late Sen. Robert F. Government offices. From As his uncle has done repeat­ Carter noted that the new ing financial transactions with Kennedy-Joseph Kennedy Ill- there, Kennedy walked to the edly on the campaign trail, sanctions, coming ten days Iran by anyone in the United making a short stop on campus Administration Building where Kennedy accused Carter of after he broke diplomatic rela­ States, prohibiting most Ameri­ in the late afternoon for some he spoke with University Presi­ knuckling under to the interests tions with Iran, “ are still non­ can travel to Iran, ordering good old-fashioned “ pressing dent Fr. Theordore Hesburgh of big business, and said that belligerent in nature.” payment of reparations to the flesh.” and a group of students in “ Ted has always fought tooth But he warned that “ Other families of the 50 hostages from Kennedy, the 28-year-old Hesburgh’s office. and nail against the oil compan­ actions are available to the frozen Iranian assets, and nephew of the candidate, Kennedy concluded his stay ies. Carter thinks that by United States and may become ordering U.S.-made arms on arrived in South Bend yester­ by working the crowd watching giving money back to the oil necessary if Iran fails to carry order by Iran to be made day morning to open up the Bookstore Basketball, and then companies, they’ll drill more out its international responsibil­ available to U.S. armed forces district’s Kennedy Headquar­ by situating himself in front of wells — that’s a crock of ities.” instead. ters at 310 N. M ichigan Ave., the South Dining Hall to catch baloney.” Iranian leaders have said the Earlier yesterday, Iranian and also “ to start getting the 5 p.m. rush. Kennedy also attacked hostage crisis must be debated revolutionary leader Ayatollah people thinking about Kennedy Between his stops on Carter’s registration plan, by the country’s new parlia­ Ruhollah Khomeini dismissed and to get him in the forefront campus, Kennedy took every which received a strong boost in ment, which has not been the American sanctions as an of the Democratic candidates,” opportunity to blast President elected, and that it may be July “ empty drum,” and President \continued on page J] according to Dan Jackson, Jimmy Carter’s current pol­ before the issue is considered. Abolnassan Bani-Sadr insisted Kennedy’s third district coor­ Iran was “ mostly self-sufficient dinator. and would not be endangered Kennedy was in Indiana In O -C area by a broad trade embargo. campaigning for the Democrat­ But Bani-Sadr nonetheless ic prim ary to be held May 6. threatened anew to cut off Jackson commented that Iranian oil to nations tha.t join in “ Indiana loves the Kennedys,” Robber shoots womanthe U.S. sanctions. pointing out that John Kennedy It appeared that Portugal, for won here in I960, and Joseph’s by John M. Higgins the Notre Dame/St. Mary’s off-campus com­ one, had taken the punch out of father Robert picked up his first munity. On Tuesday night, Delmarie Britton, a the Iranian threat by itself primary victory here in the 1968 Another robbery/murder occurred early yes­ South Bend resident, was the victim of suspending Iranian oil imports. race. Jackson added enthusias­ terday morning near the Castlewood apartment robbery/murder in her Notre Dame Avenue In announcing the new tically that “ if he (Joseph) is complex on Ironwood Road. apartment. measures, Carter said he might one-tenth the man his father Patricia Schalliol, 54, was beaten and shot at There, three men broke in through the front next order a ban on shipments 1 a.m. yesterday morning in her home at 18384 was, he’ll be a great person.” door, tied up Britton’s boyfriend, and shot of U.S. food and drugs to Iran. Cleveland Road in Clay township. She was Tbe young Kennedy, who Britton in the back, leaving her body in the Traffic in those items is pronounced dead at the scene at 1:45. runs a non-profit oil company living room. already minimal, however. when he isn’t campaigning full According to Sgt. Richard Seniff of the St. Iranian purchases of U.S. food time (as he is now), came to Joseph County Sheriffs Department, a lone When asked if there was any connection had declined sharply since the Notre Dame after a tour assailant broke into the residence through the between the murders, both Seniff and Sgt. anti-shah revolution succeeded through the City Council build­ back door at approximately 1:00 a.m. The Eugene Kyle of the South Bend Police 14 months ago, and the Ameri­ ing in South Bend and lunch at intruder, described by police only as “ a black Department said that “ it’s too early to tell.” can longshoremen’s union had Guiseppe’s with local dignitar­ male,” entered the house, beat Schalliol’s Students living in the area were suprised cut off whatever other food ies. However, his campus visit husband Edgar, 56, with a piece of fire wood upon receiving news of the murder. “ This is shipments there were. But was hastily organized at best, then tied him up and threw him in the a pretty good neighborhood,” resident David U.S. officials indicated that a and the hour he spent here did basement. The robber then killed Mrs. O’Conner said. “ You expect that kind of thing formal export ban would help not go entirely smoothly. Schalliol, beating her and shooting her once in near St. Louis Street, but I didn’t expect it establish an example for U.S. Kennedy, who had no set the head. around here,” he commented. allies to follow. appointments, began his walk­ Mr. Schalliol managed to use a telephone in “ It’s surprising, but it doesn’t worry me very The surprise announcement ing tour of the University at the the basement to summon police. Police say much,” Jim Minutolo remarked. “ This area is in Lisbon indicated Carter had main circle, chatting and shak­ they have no suspects. pretty heavily trafficked." “ But it makes me found at least some solid sup­ ing hands with students cross­ This is the second murder in three days in wonder,” O’Conner added. port in Western Europe. News in brief friday, April 18,1980 -page 2 Carterfinally admits Maintenance prepares campus U.S. has entered recession WASHINGTON (AP) - President Carter said yesterday grounds as commencement nears the nation's economy “ probably has entered a period of by Louis Breaux still seem to be losing the with the result.
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