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BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) -
Revolutionary guards seized 100 anti-
clergy leftists in western Iran and
executed one as crackdowns on op-
ponents of the Islamic regime spread to
the frontiers, Tehran Radio said
yesterday.
A broadcast announced that 90 people
were arrested ina house-to-house roun-
dup in Kermanshah, 93 miles from the
Iraqi border, and another 10 were jailed
in the northwest province of Kurdistan.
THE STATE-RUN radio earlier an-
nounced 130 leftists were arrested and
four executed. The latest execution
reportedly took place in Astara, on the.
Caspian Sea near the Soviet border.
The broadcast said a member of the
Islamic-Marxist Mujahedeen Khalq
was declared guilty of "corruption on
earth," participating in demonstrations
and "deviating inexperienced girls and
boys." There was no elaboration.
That brought to 194 the number of
government opponents put to death sin-
ce President Abolhassan Bani-Sadr was
ousted three weeks ago.
EARLIER, two Islamic bookstores
and homes of two Moslem clergymen
were reportedly firebombed in Tehran,
and the Iranian newspaper Etelaat
claimed in a front-page story that
"more than 1,000 foreign reporters"
working in Iran or who previously
worked there were spies.
The Iranian regime has expelled
many major news organizations, all
American reporters and most recently
Britain's Reuters news agency.
More than 500 books, including copies
of the Koran and writings by
assassinated hardliner Ayatollah
Mohammad Beheshti, were reported
destroyed in the firebombings.
THE CLERGYMEN whose homes
were firebombed were identified as
Hojatoleslam Bagheri and
Hojatoleslam Dini Paooz. Their full
names were not given, and they were
not active in politics, said observers in
Tehran reached by telephone from
Beirut.
More than a dozen assaults involving
firebombs and grenades were reported
by the newspapers Jomhouri Eslami
and Etelaat, which said the attacks oc-
curred in the previous 24 hours. In each
case, the newspapers said, no one was
injured and the assailants escaped.
The rash of attacks seemed to signal
a new thrust by opponents of hardline
Islamic fundamentalists, who con-
solidated power by engineering Bani-
Sadr's ouster. The fugitive ex-leader is
reportedly hiding in Kurdistan.
IN WASHINGTON, a grand jury has
na-med a former guard for Iranian
diplomats as the man who shot and
killed an outspoken Washington exile of
the Khomeini regime. last year, and
prosecutors are pursuing whether the
Tehran government engineered the
assassination.
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MEMORIAL SERVICE for
CHEN WEN-CHEN, Ph.D.
LATE ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF STATISTICS OF CARNEGIE MELLON UNIVERSITY
Time:
Saturday,
July 18, 1981
1 P.M.
Place:
Memorial
Christian Church
Tappan and Hill Streets
(U of Michigan Campus)
Ann Arbor, Michigan
Born in Taipei, Taiwan.
Graduated from National Taiwan University in 1972 (B.S. in Mathematics).
Came to University of Michigan in September 1975.
Completed Ph.D. In Statistics, University of Michigan in 1978.
Remark by DR. BRUCE HILL, U-M statistics professor and chairman of Chen's dissertation committee: "The most outstand-
ing student I've seen in 21 years."
Appointed P sistant Professor of Statistics, Carnegie Mellon University in September 1978.
Visited Taiwan on May 20, 1981. Scheduled to return to U.S. on July 1, 1981.
Detained for interrogation by Garrison Command (secret police) of Nationalist Chinese Government in Taiwan for 12
hours on July 2, 1981, only hours before his death.
Found dead on the campus of National Taiwan University on the morning of July 3, 1981.
Local newspaper reported that he was probably murdered.
Statement by DR. RICHARD CYERT, President of Carnegie Mellon University: "All of the circumstances point to a
situation in which Chen was killed by the Nationalist Chinese because of his political views."
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