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LOVE, JULIE Kennedy irresponsible; hostage resolution near He said Kennedy has insinuated that the WASHINGTON (UPI)—President Carter United States must share the blame for the said Vye nesday there are "positive signs" for invasion of Afghanistan, for the hostage crisis the American hostages in Tehran but he bit- and for the length of time the diplomats have terly accused Sen. Edward Kennedy of ham- remained in captivity. pering the delicate efforts to free them. "This thrust of what he said in the last few In his first news conference in 11 weeks. weeks is very damaging to our country and to Carter gave a guarded report on the hostage the establishment of our principles and the negotiations, saying the United States would maintenance of them and to the achieving of be willing to accept an "appropriate" our goals to keep the peace and to get the international commission to resolve the situa- hostages released." Carter said. tion. He also reiterated that America will not He said only, "we would support steps by participate in the Moscow summer Olympics the United Nations that would lead to release unless Moscow pulls its troops out of of the hostages if the steps are consistent with Afghanistan by Feb. 20. our goals and our essential international Stressing there was no change in the principles." deadline he set earlier. Carter said on national His statement appeared to back up an ABC TV that it would be "unconscionable" to send report that U.S. and Iranian authorities had athletes to a nation "actively involved in the agreed in principle on the plan that could free subjugation of an innocent people." the hostages within a week to 10 days. While stressing peaceful means of trying to ABC said the hostages would be freed after end Russia's occupation of Afghanistan, he Khomeini gives the commission is named and formed but warned Soviet leaders Wednesday that any before it would begin its work on investigating further actions of that sort would have"the the alleged crimes of the ousted shah. gravest consequences." * It also said that the hostages would be Calling both his reaction to the invasion and approval on plan the readiness of American forces "adequate." released into American hands and not handed over to a third party or an international Carter said the Soviets must not be allowed to By UNITED PRESS IN- Khomeini's approval is organization. It also reported that the plan get away with such actions. TERNATIONAL critical to the success of any was worked out in a series of secret meetings The invasion of Afghanistan, the president Ayatollah Ruhollah deal to free the hostages. between Iranian and U.S. officials in Paris. said at his news conference, "is a great Khomeini has aproved a The militants occupying the At the same time. Carter made a stinging crisis...We must convince the Soviet Union secret plan for the release of embassy have repeatedly attack on Kennedy, his chief rival for the through peaceful means - peaceful means - the 50 American hostages. torpedoed pay efforts to Democratic presidential nomination, saying that they cannot invade an innocent country Iranian President negotiate the hostages the senator's campaign remarks overstepped with impunity." Abolhassan Bani-Sadr said release, but they have "the bounds of both propriety and accuracy in But he said the Soviets "must suffer the Wesnesday. sending hopes promised to abide by the presentation of views by a responsible consequences of their action." soaring that the long- Khomeini's wishes. official." SEE PAGE 15 awaited breakthrough in the 102-day-old crisis might be at hand. Afghan rebels ABC News reported the Roses big hit Carter administration has accepted in principle a plan for the hostages' freedom. It move from Iran was not immediately clear By UNITED PRESS INTER- port the reports. for Valentines Halimi said rebels Fighting whether this was the same NATIONAL—AFGHAN B> DANIEL HATCH plan approved by Khomeni. Moslem rebels based in Iran the Soviet-installed regime At the White House, press are crossing into their of Babrak Karmal were If roses from your sweetheart arrived for Valentine's Dav. secretary Jody Powell said of homeland and battling clashing with Russians and chances are they were delivered by The Interior Florist, the the ABC broadcast, "That Russian troops in its western Afghan government troops only flower shop in Storrs. report is neither necessary provinces, a rebel in Farah and Herat provinces More than 500 deliveries were ordered at the shop this nor.productive." , spokesman claimed Wed- bordering Iran, and in >vcck, according to John Sunmark. co-owner of the store. Bani-Sadr, in an interview nesday. southwestern Hclmand The other co-owner is. appropriately, his wife. Barbara. broadcast on Paris' France- Saifulla Halimi. a province. Some of the rebels Sunmark said this is the busiest time of the year for him. Inter Radio, declined to representative of the Hisbi were based in Iran and "We're doing three weeks business in three days." he provide details of the plan Islami Islamic Front in the crossed the border to attack said. "I'm checking into a rest home as soon as this is but said, "I hope this plan Pakistan border town of their opponents. Halimi through." will be implemented." Peshawar. also claimed said. The university community is always a strong market for Asked about the views of heavy fighting has broken In eastern Laghman flowers. Sunmark said, especially with so many people at the ailing 79-year-old out in Badghis and Fariab province fighting erupted the "romance age." Khomeini on the plan, the provinces in Afghanistan two days ago with a "num- The demand for flowers has cleaned out the wholesale Iranian president said. bordering the Soviet Union. ber of government troops markets, Sunmark said. The Interior Florist sold out of "When we presented an ac- There was no way to verify killed." Halimi said. The large roses Wednesday, he added, and he had ordered tion plan to him. he accepted rebel claims and no in- rebels captured large SEE PAGE4 it." dependent accounts to sup- amounts of ammunition . Page 2 The Connecticut Daily Campus, Thursday February 14,1980 (Emmecticut BaUg (Eampua SERVING STORRS SINCE 1896 EDITOR IN CHIEF MARY MESSINA MANAGING EDITOR KEN KOEPPER BUSINESS MANAGER MARK BECKER MM MM SttoM class postage paid •' Slorre. Cenn OWU Published by the Connecticut Daily 5mgm, 121 N Eagiemlle Rd . U 1M. *»«orre Conn Monday through Friday 8/10 11/21 r 1/27 11/30. 1/23-3M. 3/18 4/25. and aiwcial editions on 9/6. 12/17. 5/12. 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