University Daily Kansan, October 31, 1984
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NATION AND WORLD
Marchers seek trial of Filipino general
By United Press International
MANILA, Philippines — troop police firing M-16s into the air yesterday dispersed hundreds of marchers demanding that the nation's armed forces chief be tried by a "people's court" for the slaying of opposition leader Benigno Aquino
Angry office workers watching from bank buildings hurled bottles, flowerpots and ashtrays on the 300 police in the Makati financial district. Eleven officers and the fire chief were injured, officials said.
Fireman turned their hoses on the two bank buildings, shattering plate glass windows as hundreds of office employees spilled into the busy
Ayala Boulevard during the rush hour.
At least 14 people were arrested, many of them dragged away by the hair and one demonstrator was hospitalized after being beaten on the head with a police billy club.
Police moved in after the estimated 800 marchers, led by Aquino's
younger brother Agapito, refused an order to disperse and unfurled "Marcos resign" banners.
It was the first use of force against critics of President Ferdinand Marcos since findings implicating the military in Aquino's slaying were released by a civilian commission last week.
By United Press International
Grenade launcher dismantled near embassy
terrorist attack linked to a leftist group.
LISBON, Portugal — Police said yesterday they had located and dismantled a loaded double-barreled grenade launcher positioned near the new U.S. Embassy in an abortive
guards and about two dozen shoppers at the exchange store.
Embassy spokesman Dan Traub said the embassy had received a telephoned bomb threat Saturday, when the ultra-modern diplomatic compound, located in a suburb, was largely empty except for Marine
from the embassy, reported children had spotted the device in a vacant lot.
A police statement said officers had found and defused the homemade grenade launcher mounted on a wooden ramp after a member of the Communist Party, whose headquarters is located about 150 yards
The double-barreled device, armed with two bazooka grenades and hooked up to a battery, was about 100 yards from the embassy. It failed to go off because of a loose copper plate, the statement said.
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