2The Daily Tar HeelFriday, March 31, 1989
World and Nation
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From Associated Press reports
WASHINGTON - The Bush
administration on Thursday stepped
up its appeal to the Soviet Union to
change course in Central America,
urging the Soviets to take steps to
further peace in Nicaragua and halt
the flow of arms to the region.
In remarks by Secretary of State
James Baker and by spokesmen at
the White House and State Depart
ment, the administration signaled
that the upcoming visit to Cuba by
Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev
would be a good opportunity for the
Soviets to indicate a new direction.
"We are looking for signs of new
thinking," Baker said in a speech in
Atlanta. "The Soviet Union now has
an opportunity to demonstrate it in
Central America."
White House press secretary Mar
lin Fit7water said Gorbachev has
:ederal takeover tally
From Associated Press reports
WASHINGTON Federal reg
ulators took over nine more savings
and loan associations in six states on
Thursday, bringing the total under
government control to 175 in 28
states.
The institutions in Alabama, Geor
gia, North Carolina, Ohio, Virginia
and Wisconsin had assets totaling
$3.5 billion at the end of 1988. The
largest of the nine, Broadview Sav
ings Bank of Cleveland, had $1.8
billion in assets.
Meanwhile, the Bush administra
tion moved to meet congressional
worries about the government's sale
of billions of dollars in real estate
repossessed from failed associations.
In a section-by-section analysis of
amendments to President Bush's
savings and loan plan, the Treasury
Protest
."They have no damn business on
this campus, whatsoever."
Segal said the CIA's actions
directly violate the U.S. Constitution.
"Our Constitution says the govern
ment must rule with the consent of
the governed. They (CIA) destabilize
countries and overthrow
governments.
"They do it without asking every
body here. That ain't cool. If we don't
defend the Constitution we might as
well shred it up and throw it away.".
rThe CIA not only violates inter
national law, but U.S. law as well,
said CIAAC member Graham Ent
wistle. "They play around a lot with
drugs. They've done experiments with
LSD to see if it could be used for
mind control."
Entwistle said the CIA was guilty
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been made aware "in the past and
recently" of President Bushes thinking
that the Soviets should stop shipping
arms to the region, or use their
influence to push Nicaragua's ruling
Sandinistas to abide by regional
peace accords and make democratic
reforms.
Fitzwater. when asked what the
United States might be willing to do
for the Soviets in return, told report
ers the administration sees Soviet
performance in the region as "interre
lated" with other aspects of U.S.
Soviet relations.
While stating he could not discuss
specific diplomatic overtures, Fitz
water said, "The president has made
his views known to Secretary General
Gorbachev on this issue. We would
like to see the Soviet Union . . . use
its influence in Nicaragua to bring
Department said the agency that
would be created to handle failed
institutions will "consider the effect
of transactions on property values in
local real estate markets and on local
banking markets."
Legislators from states such as
Texas and Colorado, where much of
the repossessed real estate is located,
are looking for a guarantee that the
government won't sell off the real
estate too quickly.
The administration, seeking to
preserve as much flexibility as pos
sible, is hoping a general statement
of intent regarding the real estate will
head off more detailed amendments
to its bill.
The Federal Deposit Insurance
Corp., which regulates commercial
banks, is going into the sickest
associations with the goal of minim
of wiretapping, theft, burglary and
break-ins. "They are not a lawful
organization. The only thing they
know about law is how to get around
it, yet we still allow them on this
campus and let them use our build
ings, time and people. This is nasty.
This is sick. This has got to stop."
Members said they did not oppose
students interviewing with the CIA,
as long as interviews are not con
ducted on the University campus. If
. students, want to interview .with the.
CIA, they can go to Pennsylvania"
Avenue, or whatever hole they're in,"
Segal said.
Entwistle said the average student
was adequately informed to decide
whether the CIA should be permitted
to recruit on the UNC campus. "The
average student has enough informa
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cease arms flow
about a peaceful settlement of the
situation."
"We would like to see the Soviet
Union withdraw their resources and
support in Nicaragua," he said. "And
we would like to see Secretary
Gorbachev take an active role in
furthering both of those objectives."
Baker, speaking to a conference in
Atlanta hosted by former presidents
Jimmy Carter and Gerald R. Ford,
said of Central America: "We must
send a clear message to others outside
this hemisphere: this is not a dumping
ground for their arms or their failed
ideology."
And, at the State Department,
spokeswoman Margaret Tutwiler
said the Soviet Union and Cuba,
"through their continued aid and
support of violence and subversion
in the region have been undermining
the prospects for peaceful resolution"
irises for ailimig S&Ls
izing losses until Congress approp
riates the money to shut them down
or sell them to new owners.
It began the takeover program Feb.
7 and plans to assume control of 57
more associations within the next few
weeks.
In another development, consumer
activist Ralph Nader said Thursday
he will launch a grass roots effort to
persuade Congress to force corpora
tions and the wealthy, rather than
small depositors and individual
taxpayers, to pay for the savings and
loan rescue.
Hoping to repeat his recent success
at stopping the congressional pay
raise, Nader is asking consumer
groups around the country to
demand that members of Congress
representing their areas sign pledges
promising not to burden taxpayers
tion in his head to know the CIA
is nasty business. They know they
(CIA employees) are not Boy
Scouts."
Most students want to stay dis
tanced from the CIA issue, Entwistle
said. "Even if the students knew, there
is an incredible amount of inertia on
this campus. They (students) would
say 'I don't want to know about it.
Give me a beer.' "
The protesters marched to the law
' school, stood with their faces against
a wall and recited a series of wrongs
they believe the CIA has committed.
Link, acting law school dean, met
with the protesters in a hall of the
school and discussed their reasons for
demonstrating against the interviews.
"I appreciate your point," he said.
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of the Nicaraguan war.
Fitzwater said Baker had discussed
that position recently with Soviet
Foreign Minister Eduard
Shevardnadze.
Bush on different occasions has
voiced his feeling that the Soviet
Union has less of an interest in the
region than does the United States.
The Central American peace
efforts are expected to be central to
separate meetings Bush will hold next
week with El Salvador's incoming
president, Alfredo Cristiani, and with
Costa Rican President Oscar Arias,
who has been a leader in pushing
regional peace solutions in Central
America. Bush also is expected to
discuss the issue on Saturday when
he meets with Venezuela's President
Carlos Andres Perez to talk about
the Latin debt crisis.
and depositors.
The nine institutions involved in
Thursday's action by the FDIC were:
Alabama: City Federal Savings
and Loan Association, Birmingham;
and Baldwin County Federal Savings
Bank, Robertsdale.
Georgia: Cartersville Federal Sav
ings Bank of Georgia.
North Carolina: Great Atlantic
Savings Bank, Manteo; and Heritage
Federal Savings and Loan Associa
tion, Monroe.
Ohio: Midland-Buckeye Federal
Savings and Loan Association,
Alliance; and Broadview Sayings
Bank, Cleveland.
Virginia: Community Federal Sav
ings and Loan Association, Newport
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Wisconsin: Durand Federal Sav
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"We'd defend your right to have that
point of view."
Recruits from the law school will
do basic legal work for the CIA, Link
said. "An organization, whether it's
broken the law or not, has a right
to assistance of counsel."
If the problems exist with the CIA,
then the oversight is in Congress
funding the organization, Link said.
He also said the protesters were
assuming that all the students who
signed up to interview with the CIA
agreed with all of the CIA's actions.
Members asked Link if he would
write a letter to Chancellor Paul
Hardin urging him to hold a debate,
on campus between representatives
from the CIA and CIAAC, and Link
said he would consider such an
action.
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found to have been drunk
From Associated Press reports
VALDEZ, Alaska The cap
tain of a supertanker was drunk
when the ship veered off course,
and ran into a reef, causing the
worst spill in the nation's history,
federal investigators said
Thursday.
Exxon Valdez skipper Joseph
Hazelwood had a blood-alcohol
reading of .061 when measured
nine hours after the ship rammed
Blight Reef, said William Woody,
head of a four-man National
Transportation Safety Board team
investigating the spill. Hazel
wood's urine sample reading was
.09.
The Coast Guard limit for
operating a commercial vessel at
sea is .04, Woody said.
Hazelwood was not on the
bridge when the tanker ran
aground March 24. Third mate
Gregory Cousins, who the Coast
Guard says lacked proper certifi
cation, was giving the orders.
Threat preceded Moslem death
BRUSSELS, Belgium The
Moslem cleric slain in his Brussels
office had been threatened with
death for opposing Ayatollah
Ruhollah Khomeini's order that
author Salman Rushdie be killed
as a blasphemer, officials said
Thursday. " .
Vice Premier Willy Claes said
Abdullah Andal, who was killed
Wednesday, received a telephone
threat March 24 because of his
disagreement with Khomeini's
death sentence on the Indian-born
British novelist for writing "The
Satanic Verses."
Rushdie has been in hiding in
Britain since Khomeini issued the
Debate
statements by explaining that she did
not support the Holocaust, and that
many Jewish groups supported the
right to choose abortion.
She asked whose responsibility it
was to decide when life begins.
"Rights don't begin at conception,"
she said. "The government should not
make the decision when there is only
one solution."
But Schlafly continued her defense
by saying, "The government did not
force you to get pregnant." The
unborn baby is a human life, not just
a part of the woman, she said.
Schlafly said she did support the
death penalty because the person
receiving the punishment had been
tried by a jury, but an unborn baby
is not on trial. "Killing the unborn
life in a woman is not a liberation,
but a form of killing."
A member of the audience asked
the debaters if contraceptive educa
tion was a solution to the. large
number of abortions. Schflafly
responded to the question by stating
her approval of contraceptive use, but
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proclamation Feb. 14.
Claes said "the Islamic world is'
deeply divided" by Khomeini's
execution order, which Iranian'
clerics accompanied with a reward
of $5.2 million, and the threat
"clearly referred to the moderate
viewpoints" Ahdal had expressed.'
Prisoners' revolt ended
SANTA CATARINA PIN
U LA, Guatemala Rebellious
inmates Thursday ended a fivej
day uprising that left at least seven
people dead and subjected
hundreds of women and children
trapped inside the prison to
hunger, cold and fear. r;
The government signed an
accord with the mutinous inmates
that calls for replacing Pavon
prison's authorities and entire
guard corps and guaranteeing "the
absolute physical integrity" of the
rebels. ,
At least four guards and three
inmates were killed in the uprising
at the country's largest prison, ! 5
miles east of Guatemala City. The
rebels had demanded guaranteed
pardons for crimes committed
during the revolt, but the govern
ment said only Congress can
pardon crimes. v.
Interior Minister Roberto Valte
Valdizan, the government's special
attorney general for human rights;
and three representatives of an
estimated 100 rebel inmates signcu
the accord a day after authorities
cut off food, water and electricity
to the overcrowded prison. .i
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she criticized education of young
children on contraceptive use, in
public schools, claiming that, sex
education imposes others' views. .on
impressionable young people.
Weddington said the responsibility
was to prevent pregnancies, rather
than prohibit the option of having
a choice. -I
Another audience member asked
why a law should restrict abortion
if women do not receive equal rights
in the Constitution Weddington said
the Constitution said nothing about
abortion because, the issue was not
one that was addressed when it was
written. -
Schlafly, an expert on constitu
tional issues, said, "Women havelall
the freedoms men do in the Consti
tution, and have since the beginning."
The final question proposed "births
on demand," a hypothetical situation
in which all men have vasectomies
and women can request a srdrm
implant if they wish to become
pregnant. ?
Schlafly responded by saying that
rather than handling the problem of
abortion in that manner, women
should understand the risks involved
in sexual relationships, and compared
the risks to that in the movie "Faial
Attraction," in which the lead char
acters become sexually involved for
a weekend and the woman beconies
pregnant, much to the man's distress.
Weddington responded, "I really
don't think 'Fatal Attraction is Che
normal relationship. I don't under
stand why some people put so miich
energy into prolonging the pregnancy
instead of working on quality of fife
here." j .
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