2Tha Daily Tar HedThursday, December 1, 1988
World and Nation
Soviets die in
From Associated Press reports
MOSCOW Ethnic clashes
between Azerbaijanis and Armenians
killed 1 1 people, including a Moslem
mullah, raising the death toll in more
than a week of violence to at least
18, official media reported
Wednesday.
The report by the official Armen
ian news agency Armenpress that 10
Azerbaijanis and one Armenian had
been killed threatened to raise tension
even higher in the southern Soviet
region where many cities already are
under military rule and strict curfews.
The Armenian capital of Yerevan
and the Azerbaijani capital of Baku,
BSM
highest score on the question asking
how many organizations are in the
Black Greek Council, although that
;was the least important question on
;the survey, Perry said.
Only 70 of the students knew
UNC's black graduation rate is 50
percent, while 37 percent' of the
respondents thought the white stu
dent graduation rate was considera
bly lower than its actual 80 percent.
"This demonstrates their lack of
awareness of a gap between the
-academic achievement of the races,"
Perry said.
Perry blamed black students
apathy on a lack of awareness and
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both under military rule, were
reported to be tense but calm. Official
media in both cities reported thou
sands of refugees were streaming
across the border to their ethnic
homelands.
Leon Azruyan, the night editor in
charge of the Armenpress news
agency, said in a telephone interview
that the deaths announced by officials
Wednesday included people killed in
clashes in several Armenian cities
between Nov. 22-29.
An Azerbaijani mullah fired into
a large open meeting of Armenians
in the city of Kalinino in far northern
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motivation. "It's not just a problem
here; it's a problem all over the
world," he said.
Perry also voiced concern over the
low levels of meeting attendance. A
certain percentage of the membership
is necessary for the BSM to conduct
a general body meeting, he said. "At
least the students can be more aware,"
he said. .
Tracy Brown, a BSM member,
criticized the central BSM board for
not communicating enough with the
general body. She also said the BSM
takes too long to make decisions.
"Does it take us two years to decide
on something?" she asked.
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ethnic violence
Armenia late last week, "but they
threw stones at him. One hit him in
the head and killed him," Azruyan
said.
One Armenian was killed in the city
of Goris in southeastern Armenia
near the Azerbaijani border when
attackers fired into a similar crowd,
he said.
Two people were seriously
wounded and the attackers slipped
away, Azruyan said.
He said other deaths occurred in
the cities of Kirovakan, Krasnoselsk
and Spitak in northern Armenia, but
that there was no detailed informa
tion on how many died in each city,
or what the circumstances were.
They were the first deaths reported
in Armenia in the recent wave of
violence. Four soldiers were killed
protecting Armenian residents of the
Azerbaijani city of Kirovabad, and
soldiers shot and killed three civilians
there for violating curfew. Violence
also was reported in Nakhichevan, an
Azerbaijani enclave situated between
Armenia and the Iranian border.
Trouble began in the Caucasus
republics in February when the
predominantly Armenian population
of the Nagorno-Karabakh region of
Azerbaijan began calling for annex
ation of the area by Armenia.
Azerbaijan and the central Soviet
government have rejected
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annexation.
Mass demonstrations followed in
Armenia, and at the end of February
ethnic rioting broke out in the
Azerbaijani city of Sumgait, killing
at least 32 people.
The area has remained tense since
then, and the latest unrest began in
mid-November. Azerbaijanis accused
Armenia of sending settlers into
Nagorno-Karabakh to pad the
Armenian majority there, of forcing
Azerbaijanis out of work, and refus
ing them food and medical supplies.
In Moscow, at a meeting of the
Supreme Soviet parliament that is
considering a reform of the political
structure, Armenian President Grant
Voskanyan chastised his Azerbaijani
counterpart, Suleiman Tatev, for
what he said was Azerbaijan's unwil
lingness to compromise.
"He is categorically rejecting any
possibility of a compromise," Voska
nyan said. "If the Azerbaijani leaders
showed the political maturity to
condemn the crimes in Sumgait as
crimes against nature, then there
would not have been a Kirovabad and
Nakhichevan."
Official Yerevan radio, in a report
monitored in London by the British
Broadcasting Corp., said more than
20,000 ethnic Armenian refugees
from Azerbaijan had arrived since
Nov. 22.
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Radio Free Europe programs
no longer jammed in USSR
From Associated Press reports
WASHINGTON The Krem
lin has shut down thousands of
broadcast jamming devices, allow
ing Radio Liberty and Radio Free
Europe to be heard "loud and
clear" across the Soviet Union and
most of Eastern Europe for the
first time in 38 years, government
officials said Wednesday.
The Soviet action came so
quickly that radio engineers were
only becoming aware of it as
Secretary of State George Shultz
said in a broadcast to Europe
Wednesday morning that radio
jamming was one area where
progress was still needed with the
Soviets.
Accident on Navy cruiser
MANAMA, Bahrain A jet
fighter's gun fired by mistake
Wednesday, setting six planes
ablaze on the USS Nimitz flight
deck and killing a sailor, but crews
averted disaster by dousing the
flames quickly, U.S. officials said.
A second crewman was severely
burned in the fire, which was
brought under control in about 20
minutes, Navy spokesmen
reported. They said a cannon on
an A-7 Corsair was fired accidentally-
during "troubleshooting
maintenance" aboard the carrier
in the Arabian Sea.
The 20mm shell exploded
against another parked plane,
starting a fire that eventually
spread to six aircraft, A-6 Intrud
ers and A-7s that suffered "minor
to major damage," according to
the reports.
Media clashes with department
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News in Brief
ment demand that military offi
cials be granted the right to
confiscate film from remote came
ras in the event of an accident
during the launching of the space
shuttle Atlantis on a secret military
mission.
As a result, they were denied
permission to install remote came
ras in an area near the launch pad
to take closeup pictures of the
liftoff, which is scheduled for
Thursday.
Atlantis' five-man crew report
edly is to deploy a top-secret spy .
satellite, and the Defense Depart
ment and NASA have placed a
secrecy veil- over most details
about the mission.
MIT to receive patent
BOSTON The U.S. Patent
Office indicated the Massachusetts
Institute of Technology will
receive a patent on a process for
making flexible ceramic supercon
ductors, moving superconductor
technology closer to the market
place, MIT officials said
Wednesday.
The Patent Office issued a
"notice of allowability" last week,
signaling it will award the patent
within a few months, said John
Preston, director of MIT's tech
nology licensing office.
Preston said MIT has licensed
exclusive rights to the patent to
a company founded last year by
four of the institute's faculty
members. MIT officials refused to
disclose the terms of the licensing
agreement with the company,
American Superconductor Corp.
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