andela promises a free South 'Fica auld change tne region • B1 G' q NNPA. News Service "If a reacbed, toler te ettlement is we ill not Soutb Africa ASHINGTON - A free tb Africa would involved in overthrowing certainly change condition sovereign governments." for the oppressed of tb t' Ma�dela' statement, bis country and the entire first policy position on soutbern Africa region, South Africa's relation no suffering from South witb its neighbor, come African destabilization and as Congressional control, would also be intelligence committees transformed. secretly decide on an Nelson Mandeia offered additional $10 to 15 million that promise during his above tbe e timated $80 vi it here at a special million tbis year in .CIA briefing for members of funding for the Angola Black-owned media. rebel move men t led by Tbe African National Jona 'Savimbi. .' U.S .. Congress leader . also backi g bas played a �ajor blamed tbe United State' role in devastating along itb South Africa for war-torn ABaola. bacting the UNITA rebel On a ne gotia ted movement wbicb is settlement, Mandela fighting to overthrow tbe stressed tbat timetable government in neighboring could not be predicted. Angola. "But tbe ANC and tbe "Countries should government realize tbat respect political time i not on our side," overeignty," Mandela M ndela commented. maintained, noting that Mandela's meeting with issues related to Soutb tbe Black media was Africa's destabilization of arranged because its neighbors bas not been organizers said tbat tbe discussed in the first round ANC leader had a special of talks between the ANC desire to reach out to press and the apartheid traditioaally denied access. government. Mandel praised the Blac Sharpton Acquitted Of All Oounts Tbe Rev. Al Sharpton, well-known activist, was acquitted of all counts in a 67-count indictment. A . Manhattan jury deliberated less than six hours in reacbing the verdict that cleared him of charges th t he misappropriated $250,000 from the fund of the National Youth Movement, a youth-oriented .e mpto y me n La nd drug program which be founded. e indictmen included arges of grand larceny, fr au d , and f.a I i fy in g records. Sbarpton as defended bYI attorney Alton Maddox, bo had been upended from tbe b r for misconduct but permitted to conduct thj case, started before the suspension. The case. was prosecuted by the office of New York State Attorney General Robert Abrams, an old Sharpton foe. Prosecutors called 83 witne es during the three-month trial; Sharpton's attorney, Alton Maddox, called none. At a victory party t the Colton Club in Harlem on Tuesday nigbl, a triumphant Sbarpton said, "I'm not a croo , I'm not a convict, I we t t rougb a ystem I do 't believe i -a d won! Ho ever, prosecutor Ed Barbini, of Abrams' office, said S upton still face tree counts of tax fraud b nded do n by an Albany grand jury. JULY 11-21,1110 pres for consistently reporting OD the struggle of Black South AfricaD and urged tbat pressure be maiDtaiDed until partbeid i abOlished. Tba t theme w s been the corner tone of MaDdeJ 'a cmze PAGE 11 nm rou 0 a Canadian reaeardl the older woman is the morclikely .he is to give birth to left - handed children. According to the tudy by psychologist Stanley Coren 22% of the cbildrcn born to women