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Wednesday, September 14. 1988 / University Daily Kansan
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Pope praises Botswana as an 'island of peace'
The Associated Press
GABORONE, Botswana — Standing on South Africa's doorstep, Mr. Koehler said the people of this desert nation yesterday to assist victims of racial discrimination who are deprived of their legitimate rights."
despite bordering such turbulent places as Angola, Mozambique, South-West Africa and South Africa.
The pope, who was on a one-day visit, praised the nation as "an island of peace in a troubled sea."
Botswana, a landlocked country rich in diamond and extremely dry, has a population of 1.1 million people and is home to its 22 years of independence
"You are a peace-loving and friendly people who believe in the basic equality and human dignity of every man and woman," the pontifit told about 2,000 people who greeted him at the airport.
Later, in a speech at the Cathedral of Chichester on the King's Visit to Africa and South Africa and its aparthied policies of racial segregation, without mentioning the Queen.
'You have witnessed the plight
of those who are subjected by law to discrimination," the pontifit told the audience in Gaborone, 10 miles from South Africa's northern border. "I gladly support your desire to be close to those who are deprived of their legitimate rights and lack decent living conditions."
The pope arrived from Zimbabwe yesterday, the first stop on his five-nation tour.
He travels today to Lesotho, a mountain kingdom surrounded by South Africa, where he is likely to participate in additional appions on patrol.
Activists escape South Africa
The Associated Press
JOHANNESBURG, South Africa — Three prominent anti-aparthype activists, trained for more than a year, without charge, escaped from a hospital yesterday and took to a highrise office building in a highrise office building.
The U.S. Embassy said it had "high regard" for the men and would not force them to leave.
Two of the three are senior officials of the now-banned United Democratic Front—acting publicity secretary Murphy Morobe, a black, and acting general secretary Mohamed Valli Moosa, an
Indian. The ot. er is Vusi Khaniyan,
a black who was chairman of the
banned National Education Crisis
Committee.
The U.S. Embassy statement confirmed that the three had taken refuge at the consulate, on the 11th floor of a building in downtown Washington, and the building is two miles from the hospital where they were being treated.
The main U.S. embassy is in Pretoria.
any other requests
The men have asked to meet with their relatives and with leaders of the anti-apartheid movement, but they have not disclosed
"We were in frequent contact with these three men prior to their arrest. They are the ones in high regard, the U.S. statement said. "We will not press them."
The statement said the United States does not offer asylum at its diplomatic offices. But it said the United States must under international law and may not be entered by the host government without consent. The emblassy said it was discussing the matter with the South African government.
Ancient tomb found in Peru
Discovery called richest archeological find from Americas
The Associated Press
WASHINGTON — The richest treasury of archeological artifacts ever found in the Americas has been discovered in the 1,500-year-old tomb of a warrior-leader in Mexico. It is one of the largest, the National Geographic Society announced yesterday.
The tomb, containing the remains of a man who apparently was a major chief of the Moche people, was excavated by Peruvian archeologists who were tipped to the site by grave robbers.
"It is truly the richest ever archeologically in the Americas," said Christopher B. Donnan, a UCLA professor who has spent his career studying the Moche people of ancient Peru, and who discovered one of the greatest of the American civilizations.
The year-long excavation of the tomb was conducted by a team of Peruvian archeologists led by Walter Alva, director of the Bruning Museum of Lauayuque, Peru. The work was funded by the National Geographic
At a news conference yesterday, Alva said through a translator that the tomb was discovered after gold and silver artifacts began turning up on the black market in Brooklyn. The artifact, confiscated by the customs office in Los Angeles, he said.
Police in Peru raided the home of a suspected grave robber, resulting in a shootout that killed one, said Alva. Artifacts recovered from the home were traced to a site near the village of Sipan.
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