Page Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY " Wednesday, November 3, 1976 Page Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY 11 A GREAT LUNCHES AND DINNERS, Now Featuring L, "Pumpkin ( GOURMET NATURAL FOOD RESTA 314 E. Liberty Ann Arbor, Michigan iEtO Cheesecake" AURANT Open 7 Days a Week 662-2019 Coup- KINSHASA, Zaire (AP) -- A military coup has toppled Pres-{ ident Michel Micombero of Bu- rundi, a small and violence- ridden central African nationt where plotting is a centuries- old lifestyle.$ A radio broadcast yesterdayl from the Burundian capital of' Bujumbura said the Monday coup was bloodless. An official communique of the Burundi armed forces said the new1 leaders were Lt. Col. Jean Ba-1 gaza, deputy chief of staff, and .a Maj. Nzimana, a helicopter' pilot, THE COMMUNIQUE said the 36 - year - old Micombero, who took power in a coup 10 years1 ago, was "very tired," appar- ently indicating the rebels con- sidered him unfit to carry on his duties. A Belgian expert in African affairs said on Brusselsj radio Tuesday that Micombero' topples had become a "notorious alco- ians in search of material World War I and then a Bel- AFTER AN ABORTIVE coup holic." wealth." gian trust territory until gain- by Hutus in 1972, the Tutsi lead- The Burundi radio said the Bujumbura's airport and the ing independence in 1962. For ers organized a campaign to communique denounced the de- national borders were closed, centuries the majority Hutu and reduce the Hutu population. Ac- teriorating economic situation telecommunications suspended minority Tutsi tribes have cording to a United Nations re- of the country and the "selfish and a dusk-to-dawn curfew im- fought each other for power, port, at least 80,000 were killed, clans" that had been leading posed, informed Belgian sourc- and the dominant Tutsis them-, but other reports put the death the government. The communi- es said. The broadcast from selves have been torn by rival- toll as high as 150,000. At least que blamed both Burundians Bujumbura said the country ries between clans. 100,000 Hutus fled the country. a a and foreigners for the prob- lems. Besides Micombero, othera leaders of the government and' the country's single political party reportedly were ousted. The fate of the deposed lead- ers was not known. A COMMUNIQUE broadcast by the armed forces said mili- tary chief of staff Thomas Nda- bemaye was ousted with Mi-_ combero and the coup took place because Burundi was "drifting, pulled apart in every direction by multiple clans of egoistical, power-hungry politic- was quiet.I In the decade since Micom-j bero's bloodless coup, tens of thousands of parsons have been killed in tribal slaughters and abortive rebellions- in 'Burundi, a nation of 3.8 million that is one of the poorest and most' densely populated in the world. SLIGHTLY SMALLER than Maryland, landlocked Burundi was a German colony before Micombero is a member of the ruling Hima clan, part of+ the Tutsi tribe, a tall, aristo- cratic people also called Watu-r si. The Himas have long beeni opposed by the Banyarugurus,, the majority clan among the+ Tussis. When he took power in 1966 as an army captain, Micombero 1 replaced the monarchy of Gan- was, another Tutsi clan, with a republic.' Burundi government Burundi's main resources are coffee and cotton. Although Bel- gium has decreased its aid be- cause of the tribal slaughter, it remains Burundi's main trad- ing partner and primary source of foreign assistance. 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