Wednesday, February 23, 1977
THE MICHIGAN DAILY
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DAILY DIGEST FEBRUARY 23, 1977
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International
UJgandan outcry
Radio Uganda gave its first'
iyydication yesterday that there
was support in the Ugandan
Army for an attempt to over-
throw President Idi Amin's gov-
ernment.
The radio also mentioned
deaths for the first time in con-
nection with the coup attempt,
in which Uganda's Anglican
Archbishop. Janani Luwum, kill-
ed last Wednesday, was accused
of complicity by the authorities.
The international outcry over
Dr. Luwum's 'death went on
mounting today, with Britain
calling for an investigation by
the U.N. Human Rights Com-
mission into the deaths of the
archbishop and two Ugandan
Cabinet ministers.
Liberian President William
Tolbert cabled President Amin
that a full investigation was
needed to allay "world anxiety"
over the death of Dr. Luwum,
said by the Ugandan govern-
ment to Pave died in a car crash
sral' Labor sidnt ""
7 ~ ~ econdroundof tals wit pre-fied. "Becu tl'ey are an ex-
sra sident Carter. tremely shivlow waters, not re-
rTrueatld d Congress chang- aquring drilling patforms- they
~. rt'' m etses would have to be made in' could have been hilly de Jet pcl
attitudes in Canada and there in about si months."
JERUSALEM; Israel - Is- wol aet egetruder
rael's Labor party, which has would have to be greater under-
run Israel since the nation's standing among its English and Care'b g
'rth29 ysra sago oe nedtin s, French speaking peoples to pre- S una get
birth 29 years ago, opened i ts serve unity.
nominating convention yester- WASHINGTON - President
sdunpre- He admitted the government
day torn by scandal and p had not fashioned conditions in Carter asked Congress yesterday
cedented internal divisions, which French-speaking Canad- to increase 1978 budget spend-
Prime Minister Yitzhak Ra- !ians felt they were fully equal or ing by $19.4 billion more than
bin said at the largely ceremon-
ial id in eraem ere could fully develop their cultural former President Gerald R.
as opening in Jerusalem there heritage. Ford proposed, and it appeared
was 'a reasonable possibility "We may have to revise some from the initial reaction that
of moving toward Mideast peace aspects of our constitution," he most lawmakers approved.
in the next two years. said "so that the Canad'.nr fed-
Fighting a challenge for t h e ' The chairman of the Senate
premiership from Defense Min- eration can be seen by 6 5 m- Budget Committee, Sen. Ed-
lion French-speaking Canadians
ister Shimon Peres, Rabin won b thspk C ada mund Muskie, (D-Maine), s a i d
thunderous applause when he re- e esronges Carter's budget proposals would
peated his campaign theme that against submissionby22 mi give the economy a shot in the
he had gotten Israel through Aic(ns ir arm while also showing "a
1976 without a single casuality. Americans. strong awareness" of the need
The convention will move to to keep federal spending under
Tel Aviv after the iopening cere- Texaco withheld control.
monies, and get down to count- C
ing the voted which, will deter-niiraig as Carter moved to slow down
mine who leads the troubled development of several contro-
party into Israel's May 17 elec- WASHINGTON - Tex o is versial new weapons while
tions. withholding, ffrom prod'ict 3n sharply expanding federal
Labor is expected to score a over 500 billion cubic feet of na- spending in other areas for the
narrow win in the elections, so tural gas in 'wo fields off tna 1978 financial year, which begins
today's ballot of nearly 3,000 coast of Louisiana that could October 1.
convention delegates probably have been tapped this winter to Carter asked Congress to ap-
will decide Israel's next prime ease severe gas shortages con- 9prove total federal spending in
minister. gressional investigators saod 11978 of $459.4 billion, up from
The party was embarrassed yesterday. the $440 billion that Ford had
by the sentencing today in Tel Texaco did got attemtpt o recommended three days before
Aviv of Asher Vadlin, o n c e pump this gas into mt state leaving office.
named to head the Bank of Is- pipelines because of a "de.ire to
rael, to five years in jail for maximize its profits," said Jon Although that would hike the
bribery and tax evasion. Galloway, who beaded the probe 1978 budget to $57.7 billion, $10
Yadlin, cousin of Israel's ed- by the House Oversight and ir- billion more than Ford wanted,
ucation minister, had been con- vestigations Su:committe. Senate Republicans indicated
nected closely with the party. Texaco has stated it is pro- they could live with it and
He said he took the bribes to ducing as much natural 3as as would not pose a serious chal-
help fill the party's depleted cof- it can from these fields. Texaco lenge.
fers for the 1974 elections. officials -re scheduled to tnsti-
fy before the subcommittee t,. The Senate voted yesterday to
day. fatten President Carter's econ-
NationalThese reserves are mostly "be- omic-stimulus program of tax
hind the pipe" reservoirs Gal- cuts and federal spending amid
loway said. These are known but growing opposition to his 'pro-
untapped pockets of gas th * 'ie posed $50-per-person tax rebate.
t c h de axi:abonve reservnir3 that a. e Clr- E- -
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payments'
SOUTHFIELD - BendixI
Corp., a multinational auto parts
manufacturer, said Tuesday an
internal investigation unover2d
"improper payments" tof.A'ng,
$80,000 by unnamed foreign af-
filiates.
But the company, headed by
Treasury Secretary Mi-hael Blu-
menthal before his app intment
to the Cabinet, said the trans-
actions were not necessarily il-
legal..
A Bendix spokesman refused
to disclose the nature of the pay-
ments, what countries they were
made in or whether thev involv-
ed foreign governments.
"We've had a poli;v for a
long time now prohibi ng not
only bribes and kickb 1:'_ b u
improper payments of any kind
whatsoever," he said.
The spokesman said the irra's
management has not yet decid-
ed whether to make a more
complete accounting of its af-
filiates' activities to th ; Seciiri-
ties and Exchange Commission.
A statement said the impro-
per payments were dia :overed
in a routine internal in 7estiga-
tion last week, that no officer or
director of the firm had been
aware of the transaction and
that "appropriate corre,;rive ac-
tion has been taken."
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Idi Amin
while trying to escape custody.
In its broadcast today, radio
Uganda, monitored in Nairobi,
said President Amin sent con-
dolences to the relatives of
"those who lost their lives dur-
ing the cahming down of the sit-
uation" caused by the coup at-
tempt.
It also said members of the
armed forces temporarily were
overpowered by "dissidents in
the army who were collaborating
with. the exiles, Zionists and im-
perialist agents to cause chaos
in the country."
Spanish politics
MADRID - Spanish authori-
ties said yesterday -they have
smashed an arms-making plot
by extreme rightists and detain-
ed 10 people.
In its statement tonight, the
Civil Guard identified Mariano
Sanchez Covisa, head of the
"Guerrillas of Christ the King,"
as among those detained.
It said the apartment where
the arms factory was found had
been rented in Covisa's name.
His organization is one of the
most intransigent rightist groups
in Spain and is often involved
in clashes with the left.
Meanwhile, the government
intervened in the application by
Spain's long-banned Communist
Party for full legal status.
The government asked the Su-
preme Court to rule on whether
the party's aims clashed with
Spanish law - and the legal
language used indicated that the
government thought there were
grounds for supposing the judici-
ary would reject the Commu-
nists' request.
In another development yes-
terday the government announc-
ed that it plans to stabilize the
economy before Spring elections
but stopped short of devaluing
the peseta.
Finance Minister Eduardo Car-
riles told a news conference that
the government intended to curb
inflation, increase jobs and re-
duce the balance of payments
deficit, which totalled 4.3 billion
dollars last year.
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WASHINGTON - Canadian
Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau
declared yesterday he was con-,
fident Canada would remain
united despite calls in Quebec
for secession by the French-
speaking province.
"I say to you with all the cer-'
tainty I can command that Can-
ada's unity will not be fractur-
ed," he told a joint sessio.i of
the U.S. Congress. "Accommo-'
dations will be made; revisiors
will take place. We shall s u c-
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