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I s every, day - Page III DAILY Bunson' for trated nation WAVAHEAD ' ON SERVICE ** No. 9620, Nairobi, Wednesday, November 13, 1991 Price KSh7/00 L% i £1 mak her DAILY Details NATION of eapi nifonnation' The retired New Scotland Yard Inside investigator said that he had "many, many discussions" with flght the widow and she indicated to The Samson him the view on Dr Ouko's mur- der, but she declined to name the Option sought individuals involved. Israeli leader Ariel "I am sure she knows the rea- By NATION Correspc Sons for her husband's death and Sharon's major The World Bank's regis she has conveyed to me most of economist is seeking sp her feelings, but could not com- goals included the formation from the IMI mit them to paper for fear of re- overthrow of King quarters in Washingtc prisals and a loss of any support how- the Sh76 billion that she is now enjoying from the Hussein of Jordan held by Kenyans in fore Government," he said. and the accounts had been dete He said there was a rumour Responding to Vice-] that Dr Ouko might have been transformation of George Saitoti's Mon preparing to leave Kenya for an- that country into a claimer that the money other country, but that he had gaily held, Mr Y. Ansu not gathered evidence to support Palestinian State. terday that he was di that possibility. - Page VI with the explanation. The Commission was also told The Vice-President that Dr Ouko opposed a plan by a Monday that the mon group of Asian businessmen, who prised donor funds comi were allegedly involved with Cab- Kenya but not yet d inet Minister Nicholas Biwott, to NATION trade credits to importe purchase the Kisumu Molasses had not yet been drawn, Plant. is all you need, in other countries held Details of the alleged deal came Ws the best triates living in Kenya e holdings which could b PAGE 2 - CnI I However, Mr Ansu sa funds not yet disbursed calculated as cross-borc deposits. On November 8, the exclusively reported thai Kenya was Africa's fourt depositor in foreign I counts. Behind Liberia, PAGE 2 - Col e ne Peugeot 504 Pick-up is equipped with 5 forward gears It can diver 9 kms/Iitre, over 20% more than similar 4 speed models avaicile now from Marshalls in Nairobi, Nyeri, Eldoret, Nakuru, ,\itale. Kakamega. Nanyuki, Kericho, Mombasa, Embu and Kisumu' .

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