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WASHINGTON (AP) - President
Carter says he will support the
Puerto Rican people if they want to
have the territory become a com-
monwealth, a state or an independent
nation.
But he would object to a United
Nationsteam investigating charges
that the island is treated as a U.S.
colony, he told a group of editors in a
closed meeting at the White House
Friday.
CARTER SAID that he did not
think the United Nations had juris-
diction for such an investigation, sug-
gested by Cuban President Fidel
Castro, according to a transcript
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released Saturday. He added that for
Cuba, "a government that has no
respect for individual freedom and
permits no vote of any kind in their
own country, to accuse us of trying to
subjugate the people of Puerto Rico,
is absolutely and patently ridicu-
lous."
"I don't have any objection to any
analysis of the question, but I think
my own statement and the; statement
of all the leaders of our country is
that whatever Puerto Rico's people
want to do is acceptable to me,"
he said.
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"If the Puerto Rican people want to
be a commonwealth, I will support it.
If the Puerto Rican people want to be
a state, I will support it. If the Puerto
Students bury selves
to protest gym at Kent
Rican people want to be an independ
ent nation, I will support it," he told
Andrew Viglucci, editor of the San
Juan Star.
KENT, Ohio (AP)-Two demon-
strators buried themselves in dirt near
the construction site of a Kent State
University gymasium annex yesterday,
but were dug up and carted off to jail
along with two other demonstrators
protesting the removal of trees from
the area.
University police said workers had
transplanted a tree from the construc-
tion site to a nearby area and dug a hole
for another tree to be transplanted in
before taking a break.
A UNIVERSITY spokesperson said a
crowd of demonstrators gathered
around the hole, protesting work on the
site near the spot where four students
were shot to death and nine others were
wounded by Ohio National Guardsmen
during a May 4, 1970, campus anti-wasr
protest.
A witness said two women got into the
hole and covered themselves with dirt
to their necks. Police reportedly asked
the demonstrators to move away, but
the two women remained in the hole.
Two others remained seated on the
edge with their feet hanging in.
Police idenfified the women who were
later pulled from the hole as Julia
Cochrane and Karen Gordon of
Cleveland. A university spokesperson
said Cochrane passed out from the
pressure of the dirt on her chest and
was treated and released from the
university health center before being
taken away by police.
The two, and the two others who
refused to move, Gregg Currie and a
female juvenile, were charged with
resisting arrest and disorderly conduct,:
police said.
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