Wednesday, May 18, 1977

THE MICHIGAN DAILY

Page Nine

Spanish terrorists bomb U.S. center

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M A D R I D, SpainP - A
omb planted by leftists de-
siolished the first floor of the
L. S. Cultural Center on yes-
terday only hours before the
arrival of Vice President Wal-
ter Mondale for a day of talks
avith Spain's top leaders.
Smiling and apparently un-
auffled by the powerful bomb

blast that ripped through the
building eight hours before his
arrival, Mondale met for near-
ly two hours with Spanish Pre-
mier Adolfo Suarez before see-
ing King Juan Carlos. He prais-
ed the two leaders for bringing
their nation closer to full de-
mocrdcy.
IN A NOD to both Suarez and

the king, Mondale said Spain's
new leadership "'las demon-
strated to the world that the
forces of democracy are not on
the decline but an the offen-
sive. I think our people are as
excited as yours by the way
the democratic processes are
taking hold here."
As Mondale met Suarez, the
chief architect of the king's re-

forms since Juan Carlos took
over after the death of Cen.
1-rancisco Franco 18 months
ago, a radical left-wing terror-
ist organicatian said it bomb-
ed the American center "as a
protest against the actions of
Yankee imperialism." Two
guards were slightly hurt in the
predawn blast.
The terrorist group GRAPO,
most of whose leaders were ar-
rested after police broke up the

kidoapi ry of two higlh Spanish
on ficials e licr this year, made
n meution of Mondale's visit
in telephone calls to newspap-
er" claiming responsibility for
the blast. Police said they had'
firm clues on who was behind
the bombing.
The building was one mile off
Mondale's official route into
the. city and ithere was no di-
rect threat to the vice presi-
dent.

Experts discuss land use

(Continued from Page 1)
'I wonder, is our approach to
piblic land use elitism?" ques-
sinned Plater, letting the gather-
ig of concerned land planners
arrive at their own answers.
LATER IN the morning, dis-
c,lion turned to University of
Indiana's Prof. L y n t on Cald-
well's paper "Law and Land:
The Ecology and Sociology of
Land Use."
"It could be called 'Getting
the Horse to Drink Once You
(Get Him to the Water' " joked
Caldwell. This analogy was in
reference to getting public at-
tention and moving them to ac-
tion, he explained.

"I suggest we need to find a
strategy to find public consent
if we are going to accomplish
very much in the way of land
use planning," Caldwell stated.
HE THEN told a story about
a county commissioners meeting
in southern Indiana that was to
introduce a new planning ordi-
nance. T h e s e irate property
owners threatened the commis-
'sioners with buckshot if the
commisison intended to tell
them how to manage their land.
One land use planner in the
audience' during a discussion
s e s s i o n criticized "the ama-
teurs" who try to put controls
and restrictions on land use. Ie

reminded the audience of how
a few years ago Ralph Nader
worked to put restrictions on
cars. Then he pointed out how
these restrictions have brought
higher prices and other disad-
vantages which don't quite out-
weigh the advantages.
The FBI used fingerprints on
file to identify 38,999 wanted
fugitives in 1974.
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