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Chicago Party's Over for Illinois Democrats 24 - EVENING H ERALD, Mon., Mept. 2», IMP Fall Brides,,* a special section inside today •Jr 4 ii'iV'.. Maurlipstpr Cloudy WEATHER tonight. Details on page 2. Vol. XCIX, No. 308 — Manchester, Conn., Tuesday, Septem ber 30, 1980 yPUR HOMETOWN NEfTSPAPER Since 1881 • 20« Blaze Iran jets kills i H u e e e l n \ horses catch Iraq Security Council SCARBOROUGH, Maine (UPI) - differences peaceably. Here, a group ot A fast-spreading fire killed at least 11 After days of backroom bickering, the U.N. horses and destroyed a bam at Scar­ Fort captured ' IRAN Security Council send a unanimous call to Security Council members raise their hands borough Downs harness track Mon­ 'A FG H AN . Iraqi troops are shown outside the fort at seized the fort surrounding the village on Iran and Iraq Sunday to “refrain from any to approve the call. (UPI photo) day night, the fifth major fire at a Khomasse, Iran, on Sunday. Iraqi forces Saturday. (UPI photo) further use of force” and to settle their New England horse track this year. One fireman suffered a back injury 'KHUZI8TAN off guard fighting the blaze which broke out Backroom bickering ends shortly before midnight in a wooden Tshahr BAGHDAD, Iraq (UPI) - U.S.- characterized as "disastrous for the bam housing about 50 horses. lan built Iranian jets, catching Iraqi air whole area.” There was no immediate estimate BasraD defenses otf ^ a rd , bombed Baghdad The war moved into its ninth day of damages, but the state fire and a nearby gas refinery today and with Tehran not responding to a U.N. marshal's office was investigating. Iran appeal^ to the people of the oil Security Council plea to end The track's harness meet ended STRAit OP \ refining capital of Abadan to dig hostilities despite Iraq’s saying it Security Council calls for peace Sept. 20, and_most of the people N O R M U Z ^ trenches in the streets quickly to was ready to cease firing stabling horses at the raceway had fight the “enemies of God and the “immediately” if Iran did the same. entered horses in Cumberiand's pari­ Khom eini m asses,” With the hostages nearing their UNITED NATIONS (UPI) - The days Qf closed-door consultations, sources said. drop its joint sponsorship with —"Calls on Iran and Iraq to refrain resort to regional agencies or mutuel meet or racing at the A gigantic ball of fire exploded up­ 12th month in captivity, Iran’s Security Council ended days of was approved Sunday by a 15-0 vote Mexico of the resolution because of immediately from any further use of arrangements or other peaceful Fryeburg Fair. ward from the Doha fuel facility out­ revolutionary judge Sadegh backroom bickering and unanimous­ by the world orKanization's principal Oslo's membership of NATO, which force and so settle their rlisniite bv means of their own^choice." The word cease-fire was not used Today's blaze followed by one side the Iraqi capital after the Ira­ Khalkhali, who has condemned hun­ ly called on Iran and Iraq to "refrain peacekeeping body. they considered might have peaceful means and in conformity because it was considered un­ The Iran-Iraq war moved into its ninth day nian planes attacked. dreds of counter-revolutionaries to from any further use of force" and weakened the document's appeal to with the principles of justice and in­ Iran — \yhich took no part in Sun­ month a fire which killed 13 horses at Hussein, “to immediately halt the fighting” palatable to Iran, the sources said. the Suffolk Downs racetrack in Elast today with Tehran not responding to a U.N. In Tokyo, the Foreign Ministry death, warned the war will not peacefully settle their differences. Consultations, sometimes heated, 9 ■ some members. ternational law. day's session — and Iraq ignored a if the other side made a similar undertaking. reported the Iranian town of on the wording of the document went council plea for an end to the Persian Boston and was the second fire at Security Council plea to end hostilities The war was centered in Iran’s oil-rich accelerate the release of the Americans, now in their 332nd day in The resolution, sponsored by on right up to the final minutes They said Norway was even per- The main points of (he resolution —“ U rjes them to accept any offer Gulf fighting issued by President Scarborough Downs this year. A bam despite the offer of Iraq’s president, Saddam Khurramshahr had fallen to the ad­ Khuzistan province. (UPI photo) detention. Mexico and thrashed out in several before the m eeting, diplom atic suaded by non-aligned members to said the council: of mediation or conciliation or to Taeib Slim of Tunisia last Tuesday. fire Aug. 20 killed three horses. vancing Iraqis and was reduced to The ^ f o lk Downs blaze pccurred rubble after days of fighting. "If the U.S.A. thinks an attack will only a day before racing was to open The Japanese Foreign Ministry be useful in saving the hostages, I for the season. said Iraqi tanks and armored disagree,” Khalkhali said in a visit to r- The 13,000-seat grandstand at Swim club trying vehicles had rumbled into the em­ the front Monday. “We are not afraid Oil glut will last Rockingham Park in New battled p^t city and that the of these attacks, and not one in­ Hampshire — the region's oldest Japanese consulate general and his dividual hostage will be freed in the racetrack — was destroyed by fire staff were fleeing. near future” July 29. 'The clubhouse was damaged In Iran, the nation’s "hanging The m ajor fighting was centered in in the blaze. to avoid pool fees judge,” Sheikh Sadegh Khalkhali, oil-rich Khuzistan province — in the despite cutbacks And, on May 9 a bam fire at the warned that the American hostages, province’s port city of Lewiston fairgrounds killed seven town to defray costs. The board nearing their 12th month in4;aptivity, Khurramshahr and nearby refinery NEW YORK (UPI) — The current tion in fighting that choked off the en­ club on town time. The board made colts valued at $200,000. By MARY KITZMANN decided not to pay the coach’s salary will not be freed soon despite the town of Abadan, both of which Iraq world oil surplus can continue for try to the Persian Gulf would mean Although arson was suspected in Herald Reporter but would allow use of town pools. the subsequent decisions he had to be Persian Gulf war. has claimed it has captured. Iran has five months despite the loss of 2.9 the loss of 17.5 million barrels a day some of the earlier fires, none has However, at the time no clear paid directly from the swim club, The National Iranian Oil Co. radio contested the claims, calling the of OPEC oil from all the Gulf's Arab MANCHESTER— The million barrels a day of oil exports been officially listed as a torch job. definition was given for pool fee and separated it from town in Abadan quoted the "commander of reported taking of Abadan "a Manchester Swim Club objects to a from Iran and Iraq, Petroleum exporters, PIW said. Today's blaze was discovered by payments of “extra meets." Rather recreational activities. the Abadan Coordination deranged lie.” Intelligence Weekly reported today. "That would eliminate the inven­ track employee Gardner Rett, who committee recommendation that it than using the non-resident fees to Castleman says the swim club “is Headquarters” as saying; pay for using town pools. not any more private” than many n And the loss of oil from the giant tory surplus within a month and ab­ spotted flames shooting from the defray overall costs, Siebold used it “ Dear citizens, we ask you quickly In a letter to Robert Weiss, general other recreational activities the town producers because of their war could sorb all available stocks within three "M " bam while making his rounds of to pay for the fundraising meets. to prepare trenches In the streets, manager, parents ot Ue club’s subsidizes including Little League go on a year before most world inven­ months," it said. The Gulf states the compound. 'The libmmittee, composed o i Jo e l make Molotov cocktails and any members say his'attem pt to implex baseball. "• tories were used up. the weekly said. supply between 35 and 40 percent of The bam was enguifed by the time other destructive means. PrepWre for ment the payment is not within his Janenda, Kevin O'Brien, town al- Of course, OPEC, whose produc­ the Free World's oil. firefighters arrived. t o n ^ , and Jerom e Baskin, town ‘"This will be a serious financial a possible fight against the enemies purview. The parents, including at­ tion was at a four-year low of 27.2 The Iranian and Iraqi oil shut­ Early today, the outline of the bam auditor, found that Siebold had not burden on the swim club,” of God and the masses. Swensson torney Holland Castlem an, who million barrels a day in July, could downs have affected some 40 could be seen through the mbble. The misused the funds, but had used it in­ Castleman said. He fears the cost of "With the help of God and the wrote the letter, say it is a policy provide a cushion against the Iran- customers, but the United States vir­ stench of burnt flesh filled the air, correctly. The committee set forth belonging to the club may prohibit armed forces and the support of you decision and requires a Board of low bidder Iraq cutoff by raising its output by 1.8 tually stopped importing any crude and the carcasses of 10 horses lay what O’Brien and Janenda later membership to swimmers, hfemters heroic Moslem people, we will p i Directors decision.
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