12—MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday. June 3,1991 NATION/WORLD J No more gripes Volcano erupts; 18 of favoritism missing ByERICTALMADGE Manchester’s Award-Winning Newspaper Newsstand: 350 - Home: 300 Tuesday, June 4,1991 u in Kennedy case The Associated Press_____ _ f; TOKYO — A volcano sent hot By DAN SEWELL CTiticized fm- not releasing police gas, rocks and lava hurtling into a PZC approves buy The Associated Press reports and for prosecuting two bel­ village in southwestern Japan today, GAO: for carCy look North lhops for supplying Kennedy with setting fire to homes and forcing the Inside Today.., PALM BEACH, Fla. — In the ini­ some of the drugs that killed him. evacuation of 5,000 praple. I^lice United States, the report said. tial weeks after a woman said she Circuit Judge John Bom ad­ said 18 people — nine of them WASHINGTON (AP) — Americans should look of land for police The savings might even be large enough to was raped at the Kennedy estate, in­ monished Bludworth during a 1984 reporters — were missing. to their Northern neightors for some successful tips ■ Felled trees anger preser­ on how to provide health care for everyone without eliminate the deductibles and co-payments that The town negotiated an agree­ N vestigators were accused of going hearing, “'Vbu’re governed by what Several news reports said a 25- Americans with medical insurance now pay, making vationists................. Page 3. easy on the famous family. Not any the Kemiedys want you to do.” year-old policeman died when lava raising costs, a congressional report says. By BRIAN M. TROTTA ment to purchase the property at 265 health care free for everyone, said the GAO, a con­ more. BludWorA, however, is now ac­ engulfed his patrol car. Police said Canada’s government-run health care system Manchester Herald East Middle Tunpike from the es­ gressional investigative agency. ■ Towns to pay less for Attorneys for William Kennedy they could not confmn the rqiorts. “clearly demonstrates” this can be done, said a tate of Florence M. L. Harwarth for cused by Smith’s attorneys of violat­ It said the Canadian system has been “clearly bet­ Smith are trying to get the rape Authorities said at least 20 people General Accounting Office study being released MANCHESTER — The Planning $245,000. The 1.09-acre site in­ waste disposal...— Page 3. ing Florida Bar rules and jeopardiz­ ter” than the U.S. system in controlling health-care charge thrown out on the grounds ing Smith’s right to a fiur trial. were injured by today’s outburst by today. and Zoning Commission has ap­ cludes an existing house and lot at “The short-term administrative cost savings alone spending. Medical costs have been growing at an an- prosecutors have unfairly smeared Mark Schnai^, Smith’s Miami at­ Mount Unzen, a volcano in proved the town’s plan to purchase a the comer of Princeton Street and ■ Buckley Principal reflects are more than adequate to cover any reasonable es­ their client by releasing one-sided torney, says the state’s refusal to Nagasaki prefecture that killed piece of property on E ^ t Middle two building lots fronting Princeton on career_________Page 3. timate of extending health care to everyone” in the Please see GAO, page 6. l\impike for future expansion of the investigative reports. admit Smith’s out-of-state counsel Tha Aaaocialad Praea 15,000 people in an eruption 200 The defense motion demonstrates police station. Please see LAND, page 6. to Florida practice was “beyond ARREST THEM, ARREST THEM — Shanna Harrington, an abortion rights activist, yells to years ago. the growing complexity of the belief.” ‘There is no guarantee that police to arrest the anti-abortion protesters blocking the entrance to a Brookline, Mass., heal­ News criminal case in the nine weeks “I am real amazed the state would another flow of this scale will not since the 29-year-old Jiq>iter, Fla., seek to interfere with Mr. Smith’s th clinic Saturday. More than 200 people were arrested at the Operation Rescue organized occur ugain," Daisuke Shimozuru, k Directors woman accused Smith of rtqie. choice of counsel,” Schmq^ said. event and face a mandatory court injunction with penalties up to 2 1/2 years in jail. of the Coordinating Committee for In Brief Smith, the 30-year-old nephew of ' ' ' ■ ' ' ' ' f - ■■■■ I I I ■■■ ....... I, _ the Prediction of Volcanic Erup­ Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, D-Mass., Moira Lasch, the lead prosecutor tions, said tonight of today’s erup­ Water shutdown has pleaded innocent to second- fw the case, said she wanted more tion. “But it is nearly impossible to J to shuffle MANCHESTER — Water degree sexual battery, Florida’s e- information about the background of say when or where.” quivalent of rape, and misdemeanor Washington attorneys Herbert Israeli warplanes attack mains in the Main Street area battery. The trial is scheduled for “Jack” Jailer — former head of the Police, firefighters and journalists will be closed again tonight and town officials are advising Aug. 5. Justice Department’s criminal have been on the mountainside j; budget people to stock up before their Immediately after the March 30 division — and his partner, Randall monitoring the volcano and reput­ incident. Palm Beach police were T\irk. PLO position in Lebanon ing on its activity since the current faucets run dry. The shutdown will begin accused of bungling the investiga­ enqition began May 24. There have By BRIAN M. TROTTA Circuit Judge Mary Lupo granted tonight at 10 pjn. and will last tion. It took nearly two weeks for been almost daily lava flows since Manchester Herald a defense request during last week’s By AHMED MANTASH miles south of Beirut. until 7 am . tomorrow. The shut­ police to gather evidence at the then. arraignment to admit the attomies. The Associated Press In Jerusalem, the Israeli military command confirmed down is required to replace scene of the alleged crime. MANCHESTER — The Social its planes attacked a Fatah position near Sidon, the Homes caught fire today as lava several valves on the existing State Attorney David Bludworth Bludworth has generally refused Services Division is asking the SIDON, Lebanon — Four Israeli jets attacked a Kiles- provincial capital of southern Lebanon. It said the target and gas reached a residential area at water main. to discuss the case, but he scoffed at Board of Directors for an additional took some heat for allowing Smith tinian guerrilla base near this southern port city today, was “used as a base to coordinate and launch attacks the foot of the 4,485-foot volcano The shutdown will affect and other key figures to leave Palm the defense request filed May 22 for killing four people and wounding three, police said. against Israel.” for the first time in the latest series qipropriation of $120,000 to help a modified gag wder against the Main Street from Bissell to Beach without being questioned. A police spokesman said four rockets Fred by the jets All planes reported accurate hits and returned safely of eruptions, said Fumiyasu them meet their welfare payments prosecution. Wells; Park Street from Chesmut Police Chief Joseph Terlizzese has destroyed the military ihtelligence center of Fatah, the to base, the army communique said. Tokunaga of the Shimabara Hre through the end of the fiscal year. In a memo to General Manager to Main; St. James Street, Pur­ since said charges of obstruction of In the meantime, the legal largest among the nine guerrilla factions that make up It was Israel’s 10th air raid on Lebanon this year. By Department. nell Place, Cottage Street. Vine justice may be filed against several Richard Sartor. Social Services manuevering continues. Yasser Arafat’s Palestine Liberation Organization. police count, 19 people were killed and 85 wounded in Television footage showed at least Street and Garden Drive. people at the estate Easter weekend. The spokesman, who coftld not be identified under the nine previous air strikes siiKe Jan. 6. Director Ellen Jones and Human Lasch filed a motion asking the one home burned to the ground in Services Director Hanna Marcus Also affected will be Birch The charge of coddling the Ken- regulations, said the dead included a Palestinian woman Street, Oak Sheet, Maple Street, court to order Smith to submit to an Maj. Kamal Midhat, chief of Fatah’s military intel­ Kamikoba town, a settlement of 50' state that the demand for welfare as­ nedys was not new for Bludworth, working as a cook at the command post. The other six School Street, Eldridge Street AIDS test. Sm ith’s attorneys ligence, confirmed the death of the cook and said three houses. Gray ash had covered the sistance has risen dramatically in the who has been the Palm Beach Coun­ casualties were all Fatah guerrillas, he said. and Wells Street between Spmee countered with a motion saying the guerrillas were wounded. He declined to comment <m area, and patches of forest on the past several weeks. ty prosecutor for 18 years. The two-story building on the road between Sidon and Main streets. woman should be tested. the police report that three g u ^ lla s were killed. mountainside were aflame. The department had been averag­ When David Kennedy, son of the and the suburban Mieh Mieh refugee camp was Residents should fill several ing welfare payments of $24,000 a late Robert F. Kennedy, was found The defense said Smith would demolished by four rockets at 12:25 p.m., the spokes­ Fifteen of the 20 injured people containers with water for drink­ Midhat said the raid was the second in a year on his week as late as February.