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Vol. 11, No. 39 Quarry Heights, Republic of Panama Oct. 30, 1989 Briefs Ortega stuns summit leaders Riots injure 125 by Douglas Tweedale cheering Costa Ricans chanted, But Arias, who won the 1987 HARRISBURG, Pa. - Gov. "Oscar, Oscar," and gave Bush aloud Nobel peace prize for his efforts to Robert P. Casey said Saturday he SAN JOSE, Costa Rica (UPI) _ cheer during the ceremony, which end fighting in Central America, will appoint an independent Nicaraguan President Daniel Arias said served the dual purpose of refused to be cowed by the security commission to determine the Ortega, who stunned the closing the summit and dedicating worries and addressed the crowd cause of three days of rioting that Hemispheric summit by declaring an the new Democracy.Square. from a microphone placed in front of destroyed much of a central end to the cease-fire in his country, Bush and 11 of the 14 other heads the bulletproof enclosure. Pennsylvania state prison and left said Saturday he will reinstate the of government who attended the When presidents Julio Sanguinetti nearly 125 people injured. The truce if the U.S. Congress cuts off aid summit stood behind bullet-proof of Uruguay and Carlos Menem of governor, in his first public to the Contra rebels. glass on the balcony of San Jose's Argentina pointedly stepped out of appearance since the incident, At a news conference on the National Museum for most of the the enclosure to wave to the crowd, said at a news conference that it second and final day of the summit, 45-minute ceremony, because of Bush joined them and got a loud was too early to determine what Ortega said his government was concern about a possible terrorist cheer. caused the uprising, ending its 19-month-old unilateral attack by the powerful Medellin drug In a brief speech celebrating the Rican cease-fire because of increased cartel of Colombia. Ortega did not 100th anniversary of Costa attacks by the Contras, who receive appear at the ceremony. democracy, Arias avoided any No reminder needed about $4 million in U.S. non-lethal mention of the Ortega controversy - A humanitarian aid each month. which effectively upstaged his World Series tribute, a Tongan Ortega said he would not attempt to hold a hemispheric funeral, a piece of weakened announce the date on which the summit dedicated to peace, freeway crushing an empty house cease-fire would end until after he democracy and regional problems and tiny quivering aftershocks returns to Nicaragua, apparently like debt and drug trafficking. reminded northern Californians leaving himself time to negotiate with Bush earlier called Ortega's Saturday that they're still living in other leaders, announcement "an offense to the the aer o a ma The summit, which was so clearly president of Costa Rica" because of earthquake. No reminder was overshadowed by Ortega's the way it interfered with an necessary for thousands of bombshell announcements and otherwise smooth, if uneventful, displaced people lined up for food President George Bush's spirited summit. under sunny skies Saturday at San response, ended shortly before noon En route back to Washington from Francisco churches, shelters in Saturday with a colorful ceremony Costa Rica with Bush, a senior U.S. Oakland, and at a huge "tent city" hosted by Costa Rican President administration official said Arias for the homeless in Santa Cruz Oscar Arias at a downtown plaza. was "shocked" and felt "very much County. A crowd of several thousand Daniel Ortega betrayed" by Ortega's announcement. Democracy Now Aloha Island Air flight disappears BERLIN - One of East Germany's fledgling opposition KAUNAKAKAT, Hawaii (UPI) - the plane as 2 miles from the channel between Maui and Molokai groups Saturday demanded free A commuter plane with 20 people northeastern tip of Molokai, Aloha as well as along the north shores of elections and a plebiscite next year aboard disappeared Saturday night spokeswoman Stephanie Ackerman the islands. They were also to let East Germans decide during a flight between the islands of said. conducting a "track line search" whether the Communist Party Maui and Molokai, a state airports "The Federal Aviation Admin- along the aircraft's intended flight should keep its dominant role in official said. istration has said that it last made path. the government. The Democracy Aloha Island Air flight 1712 left (radio) contact with the aircraft in The plane was to fly from Kahului Now organization said in a Kahului Airport on the island of mid-channel between Maui and the nerwaso yf Kaui statement the socialist system in Maui for the 47-mile flight at 6:25 Molokai," Ackerman said. on the north shore of Maui East Germany has to be based on p.m. and was to arrive at Molokai The plane was carrying an northwest across the Pailolo channel the will of the majority and not on Airport at 7 p.m., Transportation emergency beacon but no signal was to Cape Halawa on the northeastern the Communist Party's claim to Department spokeswoman Marilyn reported, Coast Guard officials said. tip of Molokai, Aloha spokeswoman the dominant role. Kali said. Two Coast Guard HH-65 Stephanie Ackerman said. Police, crowd clash The twin-engine DHC Twin Otter helicopters and a C-130 aircraft were The flight was then slated to fly a disappeared with 18 passengers and joined by two Coast Guard cutters in mile offshore across the north coast PRAGUE, Czechoslovakia - two pilots aboard. searching between the islands of the island to the isolated Riot police clashed with a crowd The pilots and 14 passengers were Saturday night. Two Aloha settlement of Kalauapapa, where it of more than 5,000 people from Hawaii, 13 from Molokai and Island Air planes were to join the stt n ot a nd fhy a s shouting "Freedom, freedom" one from Maui, the airline said. Two effort at daybreak. was to turn southwest and fly across and "We want another of the passengers were from "The search is being hampered by the island to the airport. government" during a rally Philadelphia and two from Houston, low clouds and poor visibility," Ackerman said such flights are not Saturday marking the 71st officials said. Ackerman said. tracked on radar beyond Cape anniversary of the founding of Radar last recorded the position of Search aircraft flew over the 9-mile Halawa because of the terrain. Czechoslovakia. State-run Czechoslovak television said 250 Earthauake measuring 6.5 rocks Japan persons were arrested during five En hours of skirmishes with police. TOKYO (UPI) - An earthquake city of Sanriku, about 280 miles were reported in Ofunato, just south measuring 6.5 on the Richter scale north of Tokyo, a spokesman at the of Sanriku, but they were only about Time falls back rocked northern Japan on Sunday Japan Earthquake Center said. five inches high. A tsunami warning COROZAL (Tropic Times) - and touched off several small The earthquake, which occurred at was lifted after officials determined Most U.S. residents moved their tsunami waves but there were no 2:26 p.m., measured 6.5 on the the waves were too small to cause any clocks back one hour Sunday at 2 Richter scale, a magnitude capable of damage. a.m., as Standard Time went into reports of damage or injuries, causing severe damage, but was No aftershocks were felt following effect. As a result, some live SCN officials said. located in a sparsely populated area, the earthquake and there were no programs will now be seen one The center of the earthquake was the spokesman said. reports of serious damage or injuries, hour later. off the Pacific coast near the small Sea waves, known as tsunami, the spokesman said. TT publishes Thur. Passenger ferry sinks with 170 on board COROZAL (Tropic Times) - BANGKOK, Thailand (UPI) - A west of the capital, sank in a warship Sagu attempted to rescue Because Friday, Nov. 3, Panama's double-decked passenger ferry with "maelstrom" at about 9:15 p.m. survivors of the disaster. Independence Day is a holiday more than 170 people aboard sank in Saturday. It was only 2 miles from its "Of the more than 170 passengers, observed by U.S. agencies here, a whirlpool in Burma, killing four destination. rescue operations have so far saved the regular Wednesday and and leaving more than 60 people The location of Dedaye indicated the lives of 104 passengers and have Friday editions will not be missing, Rangoon radio reported the boat sank in one of the branches recovered 4 corpses," the radio said. published. Instead, the Tropic Sunday. of the Irrawaddy River that empty "Search and rescue efforts are Times will be published Thursday, The radio said the privately-owned into the Andaman Sea. continuin d reshe morts 60 Nov. 2. "Wiza Tun," on a voyage from continuing for the more than 60 Rangoon to Dedaye, about 80 miles Local officials and the naval missing passengers." Tropic Times Oct. 30, 1989 U.S. news 6 more bodies FBI disagrees with Navy investigation

found at plant WASHINGTON,(Reuter) - The FBI has discovered no evidence to PASADENA, (UPI) -- Six support a key Navy finding about the more bodies were found late blast that killed 47 crewmen aboard Friday and Saturday in the the USS Iowa in April, the charred wreckage of a Phillips Washington Post reported Friday. Petroleum Co. plant, bringing the The Post, quoting officials, said total number of bodies recovered the Federal Bureau of Investigation to 13 with nine other workers had found nothing to suggest there missing and feared dead. were bomb fragments in one of the A series of explosions and fires battleship's 16-inch guns. ripped through the plastics plant The Navy has cited this "foreign Monday. material" as proof that the April 19 Rob Phillips, a company explosion was caused by sabotage. In spokesman, said Saturday its contested conclusion, released morning that five bodies had been Sept. 8, the Navy said Gunner's Mate recovered between 10 p.m. Friday Second Class Clayton Hartwig, who and sunrise Saturday. A sixth was killed along with 46 shipmates, body was found before nightfall was the likely saboteur. Saturday. The head of a House subcommittee That raised to 13 the number of reviewing the Navy's inquiry, Rep. confirmed victims. Nine other Nicholas Mavroules, told the workers were missing and feared Washington Post that FBI experts dead. told his investigators Wednesday Of the 22 people found or there were "no trace elements" in the feared dead, 19 were Phillips parts of the gun they examined that employees and three were could have come from a bomb. employed by a contractor, Fish Mavroules, a Massachusetts Inc. Democrat, said investigators of his A public memorial service for Armed Services Investigations the victims is scheduled Monday Subcommittee would continue to night. probe what he sees as flaws in the Company officials have said the Navy probe and its report. recovery of all the victims could FBI spokesman Charles Steinmetz take two weeks, but the cleanup confirmed that the results of FBI picked up speed Saturday as laboratory tests had been sent to the about 500 Phillips employees Navy, but declined to characterize helped haul away rubble, Phillips those findings. said. The Navy, asked for coniment, The explosions and fires said it stood by its investigation. RELEASES RESULTS OF INVESTIGATION -- Rear Adm. Richard Monday destroyed a four-block "We cannot comment on the FBI Milligan points to charge powder bags during apress briefing at the Pentagon area of the polyethylene technology or investigation, concerning the investigation surrounding the explosion on board the USS production facility, one of three spokeswoman Lt. Melody Bock said. Iowa in April. A t the Sept. 8 briefing it was said investigators had concluded units at the plant, Phillips said. "We believe our investigation to be that Gunner's Mate Second Class Clayton Hartwig 'probably caused" the thorough and correct." explosion. (AP Laserphoto) Historical bridge collapses; 5 dead, 20-plus injured still missing late Saturday in the section of the 300-foot-long bridge, Eighteen people were treated at by Jeff Look wreckage ofthe Winkley Bridge, said located on the grounds of the Cleburne County Memorial Allen Hann of the State Office of Swinging Bridge Resort, was Hospital, administrator George S. HEBER SPRINGS, Ark. (UPI) - Emergency Services. removed at about 8:45 p.m., said Fray said. Four were admitted in A wooden bridge being rocked back Cleburne County sheriff's deputies Hann. guarded condition with broken and forth by several youths flipped quoted witnesses as saying as many Hann said the bridge had been bones and other injuries, eight were and collapsed into the Little Red as 50 people, most of them part of a about 10 feet wide and about 40 feet released after treatment and six were River Saturday, killing at least five youth group from a church above the river. transferred to hospitals in Little people and injuring more than 20 convention, were on the bridge when Some of the victims were on the Rock and in Searcy, 40 miles to the tourists and fishermen, authorities several youths began swinging the bridge and others were fishing from northeast. said, structure back and forth. boats when the span collapsed,. Three people with minor injuries One or two people were believed A cable snapped shortly before sheriff's spokesman Bill White said. were taken to Baptist Memorial 3:30 p.m. CDT and the bridge "It's a lovely day here, and I'm sure Hospital in North Little Rock. flipped, tossing everyone into the there were lots of fishermen and Wilbur Davis, 39, of Memphis, river. The structure then collapsed, sightseers there," Hunt said Saturday Tenn., was admitted in serious authorities said. afternoon. condition to Baptist Medical Center An undetermined number of About 400 to 500 people from in Little Rock with unspecificied people were fishing in boats under Arkansas, Kentucky, Missouri, back injuries, hospital officials said. the span 5 miles east of the northern Oklahoma, Tennessee and Davis's 9-year-old son, Mark, was Arkansas town of Heber Springs, Mississippi were attending a in critical condition with multiple Mayor Alice Hunt said. Pentacostal church convention in fractures at Children's Hospital in Among the dead were Jason town, sheriff's deputies said. Little Rock, officials said. Williams, 16, of Muldrow, Okla., The bridge, built in 1912, was Charles Pigg, 37, of Heber and a 30-year-old woman whose closed to vehicular traffic in 1972 and Springs, was in serious condition at name was not released immediately was placed on the National Register White County Hospital in Searcy. by deputies. of Historic Places in 1985, the His children, Nathan, 6 and Natalie, Divers were still searching the river sheriff's office said. 10, were both in fair condition, late Saturday, and the bridge was President John F. Kennedy hospitals officials said. being cut into sections so it could be dedicated the nearby Greer's Ferry A Baptist Medical Center Lady K miller, lifted out of the water, Lee Collard of Lake dam about a month before he spokesman said a 20-year-old man Emergency Services said. was assassinated on Nov. 22, 1963, in who almost drowned was being Three bodies were found when one Dallas, county officials said. airlifted late Saturday to the facility.

Commander-in-Chief. . Gen. Maxwell R. Thurman Assistant NCOIC . SFC Richard A. Czizik This authorized unofficial command information publication Director, Public Affairs . Col. Ronald T. Sconyers Editorial Staff . Sgt. Monique Chere is for U.S. Armed Forces overseas. The Tropic Times is Executive Editor/ NCOIC . SMSgt. Harold J. Lee Spec. Anthony Craft published in conjunction with the Armed Forces Information Managing Editor . Colin Hale Spec. John Hall Program of the Department of Defense, underthe supervision of AIC Randy Lawson the director of Public Affairs, U.S. Southern Command. Composing Room . . Rosemary Chong Contents ofthe Tropic Times are not necessarily the official view Carolyn Coffey of the U.S. Government, the Department of Defense or the U.S. o p ic T im e s Mary Munoz Southern Command. The address is: APO , 34002, k the Albrook Post Office. Telephone 285-6612. Tropic Times Oct. 30, 1989 3 U.S. news

Pauley to leave 'Today'sho w after 13 years

NEW YORK (UPI) - Jane confirmed that Pauley was leaving Norville was promoted from the Pauley said in her farewell speech Pauley formally told the "Today" the show but not the network. Her "NBC News at Sunrise" program to a that she had been upset by the audience Friday she was leaving the last regular "Today" appearance will highly visible news anchor position speculation, particularly the stories show to start a prime-time news be later this year. on "Today." about bickering among the "Today" program for NBC and that she Pauley said she will continue to Pundits speculated that Norville staff. regretted reports about infighting work as asubstitute on "Today" after was being groomed to take Pauley's "It has hurt to see two of my with colleagues and she leaves the show. spot, and gossip columnists dwelled friends, Bryant and Deborah, . Media speculation about Pauley's on stories of infighting on "Today" assigned roles in this that they did not Pauley's statement and the tributes future on "Today" grew after over Norville's promotion. plan," Pauley said. from Gumbel and Norville made the Earlier this year, the "Today" show broadcast an emotional one. Pauley had been wracked by the leak of a and Norville were both teary-eyed as in critique Gumbel had written about they hugged and clutched hands at Abort i IJUN U his co-workers. He had been the anchor desk. especially harsh about the antics of Pauley said resigning from the A weatherman and morning show "was the hardest thing movie reviews of Gene Shallit but I have every done." made no mention of Pauley. "Moving on is not easy, but leaving Before Pauley spoke Friday, the show in (Gumbel's and Norville's) Gumbel gave his own short speech, superbly capable hands makes it saying that "It goes without saying easier." that I'm going to miss her." Pauley, who came to "Today" 13 Norville, who was visibly moved years ago when she was 25, said she by Pauley's announcement, said she had decided over the past few months had been "thrilled" to join the that she was ready for a change, "N \/ "Today"staff, but added that it wasa explaining that she had been "waxing "nightmare" to succeed Pauley. nostalgic" about her career. Pauley, the mother of twins and "The hard part is going to be the wife of Doonesbury cartoonist following in your footsteps, because Garry Trudeau, added that she they're awfully big shoes to fill," "dreaded" the question of what she Norville told Pauley. would do next. Pauley gave Norville an alarm "The very idea of 'next' was ) clock to help her get up in the terrifying," she said. "And then one morning. Norville reciprocated with day I realized it wasn't anymore - in SIGNS OF CONFLICT -- Conflicting messages were heard in Florida a 24-hour guidebook to New York fact I began to find it intriguing to toy earlier this month as some 8,000 protesters on both sides of the abortion City, noting that after Pauley leaves with the notion of change." issue paraded for legislators who convened a special session of the "Today," she will be able to stay out The announcement had been legislature to take up the issue. (A P Laserphoto) late at night, instead of regular 3 a.m. expected and the network had earlier wakeups. Federal drug agents conduct raids in 46 states WASHINGTON(UPI)-Federal The DrugEnforcementAdministra- The DEA would not say how it The DEA said the people it drug agents conducted raids in 46 tion said agents with 39 search "acquired" the names of suspects, but arrested would be accused of states in a coast-to-coast crackdown warrants conducted searches and said, "This represents the first phase "various violations of the controlled on equipment that can be used to there were arrest warrants for 11 of a comprehensive attack against the substances act." It also said it was grow marijuana indoors, including store operators "at this time." proliferation of indoor marijuana conducting "further investigations." "grow lights" and gardening pots. "These are sophisticated indoor, cultivation in the ." Federal authorities also have tried The unusual raids - dubbed mechanized operations with Smith indicated the cases were to crack down in recent years on Operation Green Merchant - were automatic watering and fertilization developed with the aid of informants outdoor growing of marijuana, aimed at people who sell plant- devices. Very sophisticated," Smith and confidential tips to authorities, particularly on government lands growing equipment, including said. The DEA said raids were such as national forests. materials that have legitimate uses. DEA spokesman Melvin Smith "They're not being arrested for conducted in 46 states, excluding The DEA said that before the said Thursday evening that 119 h a v i n g c o m m o n g a r d e n i n g Hawaii, Nebraska, North Dakota current series of raids began, 112 people had been arrested, 6724 equipment that we all have at home," and West Virginia. people had been arrested "on federal, marijuana lans ee resconfiscad Smith said. "They're being arrested "There is no such thing today as a state and local charges," and and agents seiasseve confiscatedss for using the common gardening casual or innocent user of illegal authorities had seized "94 indoor A federal drug agent said equipment that we have at home to substances," said Terrence Burke, marijuana-growing locations equipment involved in the raids grow marijuana." acting DEA administrator. containing 17,000 sinsemilla included electric timing devices, The DEA said agents had "Users are a major factor in the marijuana plants." aluminum foil, fans, plant containers "acquired the names and addresses of drug trafficking problem, and' they Sinsemilla is a high-potency and the special "grow lights" thousands of individuals who are are going to be held accountable and variety of marijuana that attracts designed to mimic the effect of the suspected of being involved in the subject to suitable penalties, both high prices and is generally grown sun on plants. indoor cultivation of marijuana." civil and criminal," Burke added. domestically. Studies show radioactive radon could lead to lung cancer ,(Reuter) - Millions science of the CDC's Center for levels was 3.4 percent higher than in portions of New York, New Jersey of people living in areas with Environmental Health and Injury homes where there was very little and Pennsylvania. significant soil deposits of Control. radon. "If you feel you are in an area of radioactive radon may be at "There is the same level of risk for The risk of lung cancer was greatly high risk because of geology, you increased risk for lung cancer, the people who live in homes with radon multiplied, Hoffman said, if the should do a charcoal cannister Centers for Disease Control reported exposure as there is for the miners," women also smoked. In effect, the screening test in your home," Thursday. Hoffman said. combined effect of radon and Hoffman said. In two new studies - one from Based on the Connecticut survey, smoking was greater than either Connecticut and another from New CDC estimated that there may be 280 alone in producing cancer, he said. If the radon levels are high, it may to seal the Jersey -- CDC said the 'risk of lung deaths from lung cancer in that state Hoffman said that not every area be necessary to take steps seeping in from cancer for people living in homes each year which would not have of the country is subject to the same home against radon with high radon concentrations are occurred except for the presence of radiation risk from radon gas, but the ground. virtually equal to the risk for miners radon gas in the home. that testing by the Environmental "The tests are relatively who are exposed to much higher In the New Jersey study, the New Protection Agency had so far inexpensive - $15 or S20. But if you radon concentrations. Jersey State Department of Health discovered some significant danger have to take remedial action, the cost "All the risk estimates before these made measurements of radon gas in areas in virtually every state in the could range from something studies were based on the risk for the homes of 994 women who had nation. relatively inexpensive such as sealing miners who were assumed to be at contracted lung cancer. One of the highest levels of cracks in the basement or could be higher risk," according to Daniel The rate of lung cancer in the exposure, Hoffman said, is in the something much more expensive," H offman, assistant director for homes of women with high radon Redding Prong area which covers Hoffman said. - 4 Tropic Times Oct. 30, 1989 tv guide 12 30 p.m. SCN Midday Report 7:30 Mr. Belvedere 12:40 CNN Sport Late Night 8:00 SCN Sunday Night Movie."Assignmmt Monday 1:10 Donahue. Las Vegas Showgirls (Mature Theme) To Kill." 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Headline News Noon CNN Headline News 7:00 CNN Tropic Times Oct. 30, 1989 5 hemisphere Bush sees potentialfor 'democratic hemisphere' SAN JOSE, Costa Rica (UPI) - And the president declared, "I session with Arias - who won the Western Hemisphere leaders was in President Bush arrived Friday for the believe we can do more, must do Noble Peace Prize for his efforts to 1967 in Punta del Este, Uruguay, and largest gathering of North and South more. I feel we can create here in the bring peace to El Salvador and resulted in a program of economic American leaders in two decades, Americas the world's first completely Nicaragua - Bush was peppered integration. That meeting also set saying he sees a chance to create "the democratic hemisphere." with questions about what he would goals of greater cooperation between world's first completely democratic Bush and Arias were to meet with say to Nicaraguan President Daniel the United States and the Latin hemisphere." 16 other presidents and prime Ortega when the two meet at the American countries in education, Costa Rican President Oscar ministers late Friday afternoon for a plenary session. development, trade, health and Arias, hosting the gathering to closed session on an agenda the In a light vein, Bush accused technology. celebrate 100 years of democracy in Costa Rican leader decribed as "the reporters of "looking for some kind Many Latin American nations his nation, announced as he six Ds" - democracy, drugs, debt, of fight" and said, "I'm here to complained that U.S. policy during welcomed Bush that his country has disarmament, deforestation and celebrate democracy. You're trying the Reagan administration was reached an agreement to ease the development. to get me in a slugging match." characterized more by lectures than burden of its foreign debt - one of In the days leading up to the trip, In response to questions, Bush said cooperation, and U.S. officials went the major issues confront the Bush and his aides emphasized both he wants to see "free and fair to some lengths to say that Bush, the developing nations of the Americas. the spread of democracy and' anti- elections" in Marxist-led Nicaragua. most powerful leader on hand, would "This is the best possible gift to drug efforts as priorities. Asked about the prospects for such not try to dominate the meeting. future generations of Costa Ricans," Nonetheless, Bush underlined the voting, he said, "The chances are For his part, the president said, "I a beaming Arias said during a sunny drug war on his arrival, saying, "I getting better all the time." believe that the democratic leaders of ceremony at the Juan Santa Maria believe that here in the Americas, we Panamanian leader Gen. Manuel the Americas are reaching out to the Airport about 10 miles outside of San can and will unite and defeat the new Noriega, who survived a coup United States, just as we are to them, Jose. slayers of the democratic dream, the attempt early this month, and the offering a new partnership of mutual Bush congratulated Arias on the narco-traffickers who poison our leaders of Cuba, Haiti and Chile were respect and of mutual responsibilty. economic development and said, "I children, murder our public notinvited ongroundsthattheywere "And I am here in San Jose to believe that the Americas can become officials." not elected. make it clear to the democratic a model forthe rest ofthe world, for a Accompanying the president were During the two days, Bush plans to leaders of this hemisphere that we true partnership between developed Secretary of State James Baker, meet Nicaraguan opposition embrace this partnership." and developing nations." White House chief of staff John presidential candidate Violeta Before riding in a motorcade into A century ago, Bush noted, Sununu, national security adviser Chamorro, whose campaign has U.S. San Jose along rural roads - lined democracy in Central America was Brent Scowcroft, and an entourage financial backing, and Panamanian by palms and security men armed the exception but "today it is the of State Department and White opposition leader Guillermo Endara. with combat rifles -Bush greeted a rule." House officials. First lady Barbara Both are attending the meeting as group of children at the airport and "The last vestiges of tyranny can be Bush did not make the trip. observers. put into his suit pocket a Costa Rican counted on one hand," he said. At the opening of a one-on-one The last major gathering of flag handed to him by a child. Bomb attacks continue to plague Colombia BOGOTA, Colombia,(Reuter) - police said they had no immediate Catholic Archbishops government has remained firm in its Bomb attacks rocked Colombia evidence to link the shootings to the Although some leading Colombian refusal saying any negotiations with Thursday night, killing five police drug war. politicians, among them the mayor the smugglers "were morally officers and injuring more than a The cocaine barons, said to supply of Medellin, back talks, the- unacceptable." dozen other people in what appeared around 80 percent of the cocaine sold to be a bloody reply to the on the streets of the United States, B a rules r f k t k government's refusal to negotiate declared war on the Colombian rco out tI er t ls with the country's cocaine cartels. establishment Aug. 24, six days after BOGOTA, Colombia, (Reuter) another episode of what the drug Police said five officers died and the government launched an all-out - The army Friday blamed drug traffickers have been doing," Gen. another 13 officers were injured by a offensive against the smugglers. traffickers for the bombing attack Ramon Gil Bermudez told bomb attack on a police bus in The government crackdown had o a police bus that killed five reporters. Medellin, Colombia's drug capital, been triggered by the murder of officers in the Colombian cocaine President Virgilio Barco has in the worst single attack since the presidential candidate Luis Carlos capital, Medellin. ruled out any peace talks as latest round of drug-related violence Galan, an outspoken opponent of the No one claimed responsibility "morally unacceptable." began two months ago. traffickers. for the most serious attack since But a survey published in the Two people were hurt in three Judges and journalists have been the government began a major Bogota daily El Tiempo found explosions in Bogota. among the targets of the drug gangs. drug crackdown two months ago that 62 percent of Colombians No one claimed responsibility for Thursday's attacks followed the and the traffickers replied with wantthe government to open talks the attacks, but Colombia's cocaine government's rejection earlier this bombings and killings. with the traffickers. cartels have been blaimed for the week of a truce offer by the cocaine But the commander of the However, 56 percent were wave of killings and bombings where lords. Medellin-based first army division opposed to pardoning them. over a dozen people have died. The cartels, who are seeking to said the traffickers were probably The percentage of those The local RCN radio station force the government into behind the bombing Thursday supporting talks was higher in quoted witnesses as saying the abandoning its policy of extraditing night, in which 16 other policemen Medellin and Cali, headquarters Medellin bomb exploded as the captured smugglers to the United were injured. of the country's major drug police bus was passing, sending out a States for trial, said they would halt "We consider it's probably cartels. hail of metal fragments. the violence if the authorities stopped I It said the device, containing some the extraditions. a 44 pounds of explosives, had been The government of President U .S. denies condonm g ghts abuse activated by remote control. After Virgilio Barco has sent four accused the explosion, gunmen opened fire traffickers to the United States since WASHINGTON (UPI) - The murderer," Boucher said Joya from a passing car on the bus, which the crackdown began and another 10 State Department denied Friday "in Martinez "has made serious charges abuses of human rights by the was carrying around 40 officers, the are held pending extradition. the strongest terms" charges that about charges radio reports added. The drug lords also demanded the American advisers condoned killing Salvadoran military. These by the Earlier Thursday, two policemen establishment of a special and torture by Salvadoran army are being actively investigated government of El Salvador. The were shot dead in Medellin, but commission, to include two Roman death squads. wereshotdeadinMede__n,_but___ mmission,_toincludetwoRman The accusations arose in a investigation has not revealed any Washington Post interview with evidence substantiating the R escue w orkers uncover 2 bodies Cesar Vielman Joya Martinez, a statements." former member of an elite Salvadorn He said the Salvadoran army has is quoted made "important strides" in the Rescue workers Ihursday Jose Luiz, the spokesmen said. army intelligence unit. He human rights uncovered two more bodies from a Another 26 people are missing and in the interview as saying he deserted direction of respect for the murder and and that the investigation of the mudslide that decimated a Sao believed buried under the mud in after he carried out last July. He charges by Joya Martinez would be Paulo slum, bringing to 13 the Gethesemani 0 Nova Republica, a torture of two peasants of a commitment. people killed, Civil slum south of Sao Paulo , said that the operations were carried one sign number of B e r said that U.S spokesmen said. Ten of the 13 known dead were out with the knowledge of U.S. ouch Defense Ambassador to El Salvador Wilir Officials said rescue workers children under 10, officials said. military advisers. spokesman Walker has told the State pulled four people alive from the A spokesman for the State Department said Friday, "We Department that no U.S. official in rubble Tuesday, hours after a Municipality of Sao Paulo said Richard Boucher contact with the Salvadoran armed collapsed and destroyed 70 authorities have filed a lawsuit reject in the strongest terms any hillside Joya shacks. against construction companies allegation that U.S officials knew forces "is aware of the abuses s Th ursdayamonies. tat dtonh pies about or countenanced the abuse of Martinez described." Joya On Thursday morning, workers that are believed to have piled dirt the rights of Salvadoran citizens." Martinez, now in the United States, found the body of 25-year-old from building projects on top of Describing Joya Martinez as "a told the Post that he is seeking Maria Dulce de Oliveira cradling the hill over the slum. self-confessed torturer and political asylum in the United States. Tropic Times 6 Oct. 30, 1989 sports A athletics whip Giants 9 -6, sweep series SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - The serious threat. gave up two runs and five hits in six Game 3 and threatened to extend the Oakland Athletics brought the The awesome A's, derailed by innings and joined series MVP Dave baseball season into November for quickest of ends to the longest of destiny and Dodgers a year ago, Stewart as a two-game winner, and the first time. World Series Saturday night. completed the 14th and possibly Henderson, who homered, tripled In the end, even as the A's T heir coronation was merely most convincing World Series sweep and singled, were the two key players celebrated without the traditional delayed by the earthquake that with an 9-6 victory behind the added by the A's this season. champagne out of respect for the devastated northern California, and pitching - and hitting, too - of The Athletics never trailed in the earthquake victims, there was no was never really challenged even as Mike Moore and the bat of Rickey series and were tied only once, that at doubt about the best team in baseball their Bay area rivals, the San Henderson. I-all in the third inning of Game 2. this season. Francisco Giants, mounted their first Not so coincidentally, Moore, who Oakland outscored the Giants 32-14 "To me, I thought they had the tying the largest margin ever in a best ballclub last year. The home run four-game series - and outholmered by Kirk Gibson turned it around on them 9-4. them," said Giants manager Roger "My biggest complaint about last Craig. "They seemed like they were season was we didn't go beyond five on a mission this year. They don't games and make it a closer series," have any holes." said Oakland manager Tony La The A's were the winningest team Russa. "This year, I have no in the majors during the regular complaints." season, breezed by Toronto in a five- For the first half of the game, at game playoff and blew away the least, he didn't have any worries, Giants. either. "Our heart does go out to the When Henderson led off peoplewhosufferedthelast 10days," Saturday's game with a home run, it said A's general manager Sandy was a sure sign Oakland would soon Alderson. "The Oakland Athletics win its first championship since 1974. are the champions of baseball, but That became even more clear when there are a lot of champions living Moore, who was hitless in all of one here." major-league at-bat in his career, The Athletics' franchise won its 4i< ~' helped himself with a two-run ninth championship, including five double, the first World Series hit by in Philadelphia, tying the St. Louis an American League pitcher in the Cardinals for the second most behind , ending an 0-for-70 slump. the New York Yankees' 22. Oakland As slugger Ricky Henderson connectedfor a homer in game 4 of the This World Series took 15 days, 10 The Giants, making their first World Series to push the Athletics to a 9-6 win over the Giants. The Athletics of them after the earthquake shook series appearance since 1962, haven't swept the series in four games. (AP laserphoto) Candlestick Park a half-hour before won one since 1954. FSU blowspast No. 2 Miami

by Les Kjos times and failed to score. UPI Sports Writer "Basically, Florida State just Top 20 outplayed us," Miami Coach Dennis TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UPI) - Erickson said. "You can't turn the Florida State forced six turnovers football over that many times - and running back Dexter Carter twice on the 1-yard line - and expect celebrated his recovery from a to win." shoulder injury with 142 yards and The touchdown by Lee all but put 1. Notre Dame (8-0) defeated 45-7. Next game: Nov. 4 vs. one touchdown Saturday to give the the game out of reach for the Navy. eighth-ranked Seminoles a 24-10 Hurricanes. 2. Miami (6-1) lost to Florida State 24-10. Next game: Nov. 4 vs. victory over the second-ranked Miami's Roland Smith had East Carolina. . intercepted a pass by Peter Tom 3. Colorado (8-0) defeated Oklahoma 20-3. Next game: Nov. 4 vs. The loss broke a 13-game Miami Willis and returned it six yards. A Nebraska. winning streak, dating back to last penalty on Seminole running back 4. Nebraska (8-0) defeated Iowa State 49-17. Next game: Nov. 4 at year's Notre Dame loss, as well as a Dexter Carter for throwing a penalty four-game streak over Florida State. flag in the face of Miami linebacker Colorado. "This feels so good. It's the way it moved the ball to the 5. Alabama (7-0) defeated Penn State 17/16. Next game: Nov. 4 vs. should have been the last four years, I Florida State 40. Mississippi State. guess," Florida State Coach Bobby Miami moved to the 1-yard-line 6. (6-1) defeated Indiana 38-10. Next game: Nov. 4 vs. Bowden said after the Seminoles but Shannon Crowell fumbled and Purdue. improved to 6-2. linebacker Kirk Carruthers, who also 7. Pittsburgh (5-1-1) lost to Notre Dame 45-7. Next game: Nov. 11 Carter was relieved his injury had two interceptions and a forced vs. Miami. problem was over. fumble, recovered. 8. Florida State (6-2) defeated Miami 24-10. Next game: Nov. 4 vs. "It was my first game back and I On the next play, Willis hit Ronald South Carolina. really wanted to play my best," said Lewis for 51 yards and the Seminoles 9. Illinois (6-1) defeated Wisconsin 32-9. Next game: Nov. 4 at Carter, a senior running back who drove for the score in 12 plays. had to sit out the Auburn game last "I try to make every down my Iowa. week. responsibility," Carruthers said. 10. Southern Cal (6-2) defeated Stanford 19-0. Next game: Nov. 4 "The offensive line and the wide "If you concentrate and are vs. Oregon State. receivers really blocked great, and I around the ball, things will happen." 11. Arkansas (6-1) defeated Houston 45-39. Next game: Nov. 4 at felt like I read the blocks very well, Torretta threw four interceptions, Rice. and I was able to get in the open all in the first half, and three in the 12. Tennessee (6-1) defeated Louisiana State 45-39. Next game: Nov. field." ' second quarter. 11 vs. Akron. Bowden felt good enough to joke "I made some bad throws and 13. Penn State (5-21 lost to Alabama 17/16. Next game: Nov. 4 vs. that Carter "made some penalties checked off on some plays when I West Virginia. and Monday I'm going to kick his shouldn'thave,"Torrettasaid. "Four 14. West Virginia (6-1-1) defeated Boston College 44-30. Next game: rear. You call his Mama and tell her interceptions. That lost this game. N that." The action started on the first play Nov. A at Penn State. Florida State scored in the first from scrimmage when Torretta 15. Auburn (5-2) defeated Mississippi State 14-0. Next game: Nov. 4 half on Carter's 37-yard touchdown scrambled to his left to escape a vs. Florida. and on a 1-yard run by Edgar Seminole blitzandthrewthe ballinto 16. Arizona (5-2) defeated Pacific 38-14. Next game: Nov. 4 at Bennett. Freshman Amp Lee added a the hands of cornerback LeRoy California. clinching touchdown late in the third Butler, who was tackled 17. North Carolina State (7-1) defeated South Carolina 20-10. Next quarter and Richie Andrews kicked a immediately. game: Nov. vs. Virginia. 44-yard early in the fourth. On the next play, Carter went on 18. Brigham Young (6-1) played Hawaii at night. Next game: Nov. 4 The Hurricanes, 6-1, scored on an his 37-yard jaunt around left end for at Oregon. 8-yard pass from to a touchdown after only 23 seconds 19. Clemson (7-2) defeated Wake Forest 44-10. Next game: Nov. 4 at and on a 44-yard field had elapsed. North Carolina. goal by , in the first The two teams then traded scores 20. Florida (6-1 did not play. Next game: Nov. 4 at Auburn. half, but were shut out in the second. and Florida State went into . They reached the 1-yard-line three intermission with a 14-10 lead. Tropic Times 7 Oct. 30, 1989 7 What happened in week 8 football action? Bears beat Rams, 20-10 The outcome left both teams with Rice, 49ers ground Jets lifting New England to 23-20 victory 4-4 records at the midway point of over Indianapolis on Sunday. (AP) -- Quarterback the season. The Raiders won despite EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. The Patriots started the winning Jim Harbaugh relieved Mike turning the ball over four times. (AP)--Jerry Ricemadeaspectacular drive from their own 12 after an Tomczak in the second quarter and Jeff Jaeger kicked field goals of 29 leaping catch for a touchdown and Indianapolis punt. Quarterback sparked the to a 20-10 and 37 yards later in the third quarter Mike Cofer kicked three field goals Steve Grogan, who passed for 355 victory over the Rams after Redskin turnovers. Sunday as the San Francisco 49ers yards and one touchdown, was on Sunday, snapping a three-game won their sixth straight road game, driven back to his own 4 on a sack, losing streak. Bengals harness Bucs 23-10 over the New York Jets. but he hit three straight passes that Harbaugh directed a 39-yard drive CINCINNATI (AP) -- Boomer While the 49ers (7-1) were brought the Patriots to the 44. when he got into the game with 5:50 Esiason matched his club record with inconsistent in winning their 19th Five straight runs took New left in the scond quarter, leading to five touchdown passes Sunday as the road game in the last 21, they made England to the Colts 33. After Kevin Butler's 35-yard field goal for Cincinnati Bengals broke out of a the big plays. It didn't matter who Grogan recovered a fumble on the a 3-3 halftime tie, before engineering two-week scoring slump with a 56-23 was at quarterback, either. snap for a 1-yard loss, Davis hit the two second-half touchdowns as Brad victory over Tampa Bay. Steve Young started for Joe winning field goal. Muster and Harbaugh scored on I- Esiason threw touchdown passes Montana, who was resting a sprained yard ,smashes. of I yard to Rodney Holman and 8 knee. When Young temporarily left Bo n h c oso -fyard to dBronithey H n ald 8 with his own knee problem early in CLEVELAND (AP) -- Bernie Seahawks nip Chargers yards to Eddie Brown in the first half, the second quarter Steve Bono came Kosar ran for one touchdown and as Cincinnati ended its drought of in, trwtoln crn asst SEATTLE (AP) -- Dave Krieg seven quarters without reaching the threw two long scoring passes to threw a 21-yard touchdown pass with end zone. He added three more TD Packers edge out Lions Webster Slaughter during a 21-point 40 seconds left, giving Seattle a 10-7 passes in the second half, matching MILWAUKEE (AP) -- Chris Browns resorted trickery to beat victory over San Diego on Sunday in his club record in a 52-21 victory Jacke kicked a 38-yard field goal set the Houston Oilers 28-17 Sunday. a game that really didn't begin until over the New York Jets in 1986. up by Mark Murphy's interception The Browns (5-3) trailed 10-0 after the final two-minute warning. Cincinnati (5-3) rolled its second- on the first scrimmage play of a first half in which they gained 57 Seattle led 3-0 on Norm Johnson's highest point total and set a club overtime, giving the Green Bay yards total offense. But they gained 27-yard field goal in the first quarter, record with eight touchdowns. The Packers a 23-20 victory over the 326 yards in the second half and and neither team scored again until only better point production was in a Detroit Lions Sunday. scored touchdowns on each of their Jim McMahon came off the bench 61-17 victory over Houston in 1972. Jacke, who missed a 50-yarder on first four possessions. and threw a 14-yard scoring pass to Tampa Bay (3-5) tired against the the final play of regulation, kicked Kosar opened the half with a 13- Arthur Cox with 1:53 to play. Bengals attack, gave up 42 straight the game-winner three plays after play, 71-yard drive capped by his It was Seattle's second narrow points from near the end of the first Murphy intercepted Rodney Peete's own 5-yard touchdown scramble, his victory over its AFC West rival in half until the fourth quarter. sideline pass to ex-Packer Walter first of the year and only the fourth of thrse ot ou inhalrow.D Eagles soar over Broncs Stanley on the first play following the his career. 17- DENVorinaro.ER (oaP) oveit Brs ran kickoff. He then hit Slaughter with The Seahawks (4-4), who won 17- DENVER (AP) -- Keith Byars ran The Lions, who rallied with 10 touchdown passes of80 and 77 yards, 16 in San Diego two weeks ago on for his second touchdown of the fourth-quarter points to tie the game and the Browns made it 28-17 when Jeff Bryant's blocked extra point game with 5:25 left after a botched at 20-20, had moved to the Packers' rookie Erick Metcalf threw a 32-yard attempt with 4:14 left, drove 71 yards Denver punt return, lifting the 36 with 44 seconds left in regulation halfback option touchdown pass to in eight plays in 1:02 for their game- Philadelphia . Eagles to a 28-24 before Peete fumbled a handoff Reggie Langhorne early in the fourth winning touchdown, all of it on Krieg victory over the Denver Broncos on exchange and Tim Harris recovered, quarter. passes. Sunday. giving Green Bay a final chance. The 80-yard touchdown to Randall Cunningham threw two The Packers moved to the Detroit Slaughter came on a perfectly Raiders down Redskins touchdown passes as the Eagles 32, but Jacke's 50-yard attempt with executed flea flicker, with Metcalf LOS ANGELES (AP) -- Steve posted their fourth straight victory the wind was wide right, forcing the taking a handoffand flipping the ball Beuerlein, making his first start of and raised their record to 6-2. overtime, back to. Kosar, who hit Slaughter 10 the season in place of ex-Redskin Jay Denver (6-2) rallied from 14-0 and Saints surprise Falcons yards behind the Oilers' secondary. Schroeder, threw two touchdown 21-7 deficits for a 24-21 lead early in srrs pssheto Mervyn Fernantdeza o the final quarter, thanks to two TD (AP) -- Dalton Steelers defeat Chiefs Jackson ran 73 yards for another passes and a 10-yard run on a Hilliard slammed over from 1 yard PITTSBURGH (AP) -- Bubby Jsco ahe Losagels Rairs ante quarterback draw by score John Elway. out with 2:12 to go, and the New Brister returned from a two-week as the Los Angeles Raiders beat Elway's second scoring toss, a 4- Orleans Saints overcame a late- istr letofe fo a two error-prone Washington 37-24 yarder to rookie fullback Melvin awakening Atlanta for a 20-13 injury layoff to throw two Sunday. Bratton, put the Broncos ahead for victory Sunday. touchdown passes to Louis Lipps, The Redskins turned the ball over the first time with 9:18 remaining. Saints linebacker Pat Swilling including a decisive 64-yarder in the eight times, twice on fumbles by Elway's 33-yard pass to Vance sacked Chris Miller three times and fourth quarter, as the Pittsburgh quarterback Mark Rypien after he Johnson and his 14-yard scramble set forced two fumbles as New Orleans Steelers blew a 16-point lead Sunday was sacked and three more times on up the score. evened its record at 4-4. Atlanta fell before rallying for a 23-17 victory interceptions of Rypien passes. The The Broncos defense, burned by to 2-6. over the Kansas City Chiefs. Raiders also had seven sacks. the Philadeplphia running game in Saints scores came on a 21-yard Brister completed 17 of 27 passes Jackson's run on the second play the first half, then forced a punt, but pass from Bobby Herbert to Dalton for 255 yards and Lipps made seven of the third quarter gave the Raiders Hilliard the rushing touchdown by catEChes for 130 yards against the a 24-10 lead and their defense did the the kick was ruled touched by Hilliard' and two field goals by rest against the NFL's leading bounced ot at heCarringtr 24-yard Morten Andersen, one from 32 yards Pittsburgh (4-4) used three fourth- offensence whit atye withe andve anoherfror4 quarter defensive stands to overcome offense, which played without line, giving the Eagles possession - . the fifth touchdown scored by an and netted only 21 yards rushing. there. Bills trample Dolphins opposing defense on a Steelers ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. (AP) -- turnover. Thurman Thomas and Larry Kinnebrew each rushed for a Cardinals top Cowboys touchdown and more than 100 yards IRVING, Texas (AP) -- Mike as the Buffalo Bills emphasized the Zordich returned an interception 16 run for the second straight week in a yards for a touchdown, and Al Del 31-17 victory over the Miami Greco kicked four field goals as the Dolphins Sunday. Phoenix Cardinals beat winless Following up on the 204 yards Dallas 19-10 Sunday, sending the rushing Buffalo got in a 34-3 Cowboys to their eighth straight loss. thrashing of the New York Jets last Phoenix increased its record to 4-4 week, the Bills ran for 280 against the while the Cowboys remained winless Dolphins for their third straight udner new coach Jimmy Johnson in victory and fifth in six games. the second worst start in club history. Thomas ran 27 times for 148 yards Zordich's third-quarter inter- and scored on a weaving, 30-yard ception off Steve Walsh put Phoenix run, Kinnebrew added 121 yards in ahead 13-3. Cedrick Mack tippped 21 carries, scoring on a I-yard run. the pass and Zordich pulled it in. Ihe Bills ran on 51 of their 60 plays Tim McDonald's fourth-quarter O improve g their AFC East-leading interception set up the Cardinals for record to 6-2. The game was played Del Greco's third field goal, a 31- before 80,208 fans -- the largest yarder that made it to 16-3 with 6:40 crowd ever at Rich Stadium. to play. Patriots slip past Colts The heavily booed Walsh struck GREA TDA Y-- CincinnatiBengals quarterback, BoomerEsiason matched INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - Greg back with 4:27 to play on a 37-yard his club record and broke out of a two-week scoring slump, Sunday withfive Davis, who missed a 46-yarder at the scoring pass to Derrick Shepard, touchdowns against Tampa Bay. The Bengals won 56-23. (A P Laserphoto) end of regulation, kicked a 51-yard who outjumped two Cardinals for field goal with 5:03 left in overtime, the ball. Times 8 Oct.Tropic 30, 1989 U.S. adds Noriega, wife, 32 more to list

WASHINGTON (Department of relations, will continue to be added any transaction involving any Free Shop Aeropuerto de Paitilla, the Treasury) -- The Department of to the list and published in the property in which there exists an Panama; Duty Free Shop, the Treasury added the names of Federal Register as they are interest of Cuba. Aeropuerto Torrijos, Panama; Duty Panamanian dictator Manuel identified. Violations are punishable under Free Shop, Puerto de Vacamonte, Antonio Noriega, his wife and 32 This action is another step in the the Trading with the Enemy Act by Panama; Econollantas, Panama; El companies to the existing list of 134 United States' efforts to halt the corporate criminal fines of up to Deposito, Panama; El Millon, firms and individuals in Panama who channeling of funds to the illegal $500,000 per count, individual Panama; Hotel Granada, Panama; act for or on behalf of Cuba and, as regime of Noriega and to neutralize criminal fines of up to $250,000 per Hotel Nacional, Panama; Hotel such, are Specially Designated Cuban commercial activities in count, and imprisonment of willful Riande Aeropuerto,.Panama; Hotel Nationals of Cuba. Fourteen names, Panama that serve to circumvent the individual violators for up to 12 Riande Continental, Panama; Hotel including Noriega associate Carlos U.S. trade embargo against Cuba. years. Suites Alvear, Panama; Joyeria y Duque, were added to the list Sept. This action serves to underscore the Boutique Pretolt, Panama; 20. - - administration's resolve to The list is as follows: Manuel Marinexam, Panama; Melo y Cia, The listing of Manuel Noriega and undermine the extensive network of Antonio Noriega, Felicidad Sieiro de Panama; Pan Canal Shipping the others as Specially Designated commercial and financial collusion Noriega, Atlantic Pacific, S.A. Company, Panama; Piex, Panama; Nationals of Cuba in Panama has the between the Noriega and Castro (APSA), Panama; Calpar de Procesos Metalicos, S.A., Panama; effect of applying the full force of the regimes. Panama. S.A., (a.k.a. Zebetex Radio Verb*, Panama; Setraca, U.S. trade and financial embargo Any person subject to the International, S.A.); Carbonica, S.A., Panama; Shahani Auto against Cuba to these designated jurisdiction of the United States is S.A., Panama; Casas de Cambio, Supplier, Panama; Superseguros, persons and firms operating in prohibited from engaging, directly or Panama; Compania Istmena de Panama; Televisora Nacional Canal Panama. Additional names of those indirectly, in any transactions Aviacion, Panama; Club Villa Fenix, 2, Panama; Teneria Tauro, S.A., acting for or on behalf of Cuba in whatsoever, anywhere in the world, Panama; Duty Free Shop, Muelle de Panama and Zebetex International, Panama and elsewhere in the world, involving any of the Specially Balboa, Panama; Duty Free Shop, S.A. (a.k.a. Calpar de Panama, wherever Cuba conducts business Designated Nationals of Cuba, or in Muelle de Cristobal, Panama; Duty S.A.), Panama. Bush compares Ortega to skunk at a gardenparty

SAN JOSE, Costa Rica, (Reuter) Bush, who stands well above six way Friday to be seen in photographs But the Nicaraguan defense -President Bush, comparing Daniel feet, heaped sarcasm on Ortega, with the president. ministry said on Saturday that Ortega to a skunk invading a garden referring to him several times as "that "He's always kind of sidling up to Sandinista military leaders have not party and repeatedly calling him little man." me looking for some photo op. What yet given'orders to end the cease-fire "that little man," Saturday He also poked fun at the fact the he ought to do is talk to the and are waiting for official denounced the Nicaraguan leader's Nicaraguan leader showed up at the resistance," the president said. authorization. plans to end a cease-fire with the summit in military fatigues, calling it Calling Ortega's plan to end the Ortega is due on Sunday to give a U.S.-backed Contra rebels. "Boy Scout stuff." cease-fire a "shameful blow to speech in southern Nicaragua where "Do not break that cease-fire," Ortega announced Friday night he democracy," Bush declared: he may issue an official end to the Bush warned the Sandinista leader at was ending a 19-month .cease-fire, "I can't figure it out. It's an offense cease-fire, Sand inista military a news conference on the last day of a saying that growing Contra attacks to the president of Costa Rica, it is an officials told Reuters. summit of 16 leaders from North and had killed 48 Sandinista soldiers in offense to the democratically-elected A Contra leader in Miami said a South America. the past month. leaders here. It is the most government attack could lead to a "We have to find a way to protect outrageous use of this meeting on massacre of the poorly-armed rebels. the lives of Nicaraguans and to democracy that I can think of." Under a bipartisan agreement with guarantee the electoral process. This While bluntly warning that the Congress, U.S. aid to the Contras is means that the cease-fire has to end," cease-fire should be honored, Bush limited to food, clothing and other he told university students. refused to say how the United States humanitiarian supplies. Noting that a reporter had would respond to renewed warfare. Bush, who also met with compared Ortega's action to a skunk "We'll cross the bridge when we, opposition political leaders from invading a garden party, Bush said: come to it," he said. Panama, also lashed out at military "That's exactly what happened. The dispute between Washington strongman Manuel Antonio "Mr. Ortega looks like that and Managua overshadowed a two- Noriega, whose ouster is sought by unwanted animal at a garden party," day summit of 16 leaders from the the United States. he added. Western Hemisphere, a gathering Bush accused Noriega of "lead But Bush also said that several intended to celebrate 100 years of pipe politics" and, referring to his presidents at the summit had talked democracy in Costa Rica. quashing an Oct. 3 coup attempt, to Ortega Friday night and "they Ortega, in interviews with the New said, "He's won nothing more than a leaned on him pretty hard. York Times and the Miami Herald, fragile status quo. "The man had a little bit of said the Sandinista army would "The day of the despot, the day of backing off, a little bit, so let's wait begin an offensive against an the dictator is over," Bush declared in and see," he added. estimated 2,500 Contra rebels in remarks clearly aimed at both President George Bush Bush said Ortega went out of his Nicaragua Wednesday. Noriega and Ortega. Pope accuses Italian employers of 'little slavery'

MARTINA FRANCA, Italy should be vigilant against the politics world crisis in the steel industry. new, just and solid regulation of the (UPI) - Pope John Paul II Sunday of unethical labor. Taranto is the home port for the relationship between the various accused greedy employers of "I am here to encourage and solicit nation's main Mediterranean naval economies." exploiting workers, saying the world the (political) forces to safeguard the fleet and location of one of the Taranto's Ilva steel plant has been is on the brink of a "new slavery" specific rights of workers, country's largest steel plants. hit by thousands of layoffs in recent because of a decrease in workers's particularly in the south." Before transferring by helicopter months, partly due to tight quotas on rights. John Paul, making his 85th trip to Taranto for a mass and a meeting The pope made his remarks on the within Italy since elected pope in with local youth, the pope said: "The steel production imposed by the final day of a weekend visit to one of October 1978 and his fourth to the world steel crisis requires that the European Community and the southern Italy's most impoverished Apulia region, also adressed the common good is pursued through a introduction of new technology. regions. The pontiff, speaking in the Piazza RP chargesEndara with'dangerous conduct' 20th of September to several thousand faithful 18 miles north of PANAMA CITY, (Reuter) - Renato Pereira filed a legal international plot" to assassinate Taranto in the heel of the country's Panamanian opposition leader deposition Thursday charging Noriega, the pro-government geographical boot, criticized Guillermo Ford Friday denied Endara with sanctioning acts against newspaper La Critica reported economic discrimination against government charges that former the Panamanian state by "practically Friday. farmers and artisans i the depressed presidential candidate Guillermo calling for the assassination of Gen. "The dangerous conduct of area. Endara called for the assassination of Noriega." Endara requires precautionary He called manual workers "the military strongman Gen. Manuel Pereira said Endara, in Costa Rica measures," it quoted the document as foundation of the local economic Antonio Noriega. ' for a western hemisphere summit, saying. system and a mirror of an "It is either an overreaction by the told a San Jose television station that Endara and former first vice- interdependence which is growing regime or a cheap excuse to attack Noriega "will be assassinated before presidential candidate Ricardo Arias more marked in its development." opposition leaders t h rough the end of the year." Calderon said earlier this week they "Because of this (relationship) intimidation," Ford, former second The document Pereira filed with planned to use the San Jose summit your labor risks becoming a new vice-presidential candidate, told the attorney general's office requests as a forum to urge other countries to slavery imposed by indirect Reuters. a thorough investigation into continue political, diplomatic and employers," John Paul said. "We Interior and Justice Minister Endara's comments about "a plan or economic sanctions against Panama.