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Thursday, April 2, 1987 / University Daily Kansan
Around the World
U.S. deaths in Salvadoran war will continue, leftist rebels warn
SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador -
El salvador's leftist rebels warned yesterday that the two U.S. citizens killed during the past week in the nation's civil war "will not be the last" to die.
In a broadcast over rebel Radio Vencerose, the insurgents said they "will continue to annihilate command posts across the country" in a new offensive launched Tuesday with an attack on an army camp in north central Chalatenango province.
The death toll of 64 soldiers killed and 60 wounded was the highest officially recognized by the military since rebels overran the
same garrison in 1984, killing 100 soldiers.
Also slain was a U.S. military adviser, the first killed in combat since the United States sent the advisers to El Salvador in 1981. Tuesday, the State Department said another U.S. citizen, a CIA agent, died March 26 when a Salvadoran military helicopter crashed in eastern San Miguel province.
U. S. and Salvadoran officials attributed the crash to mechanical problems, but civilians in the region said the helicopter exploded in flight after shots were fired by leftist rebels.
John Paul II arrives in Chile for six-day visit
SANTIAGO, Chile — Pope John Paul II arrived yesterday in Chile for a six-day visit to the military-ruled nation where the pontifix plans to meet with government officials and leftist opposition leaders.
The pope arrived in Santiago from Montevideo, Uruguay, on the first papal visit to the predominantly Roman Catholic country. The pope was met by Chile's military ruler, President Augusto Pinochet.
On Friday, church and opposition sources said the Polish-born pontiff will receive moderate and left-wing opponents of Pinochet's government, which came to power in 1973.
In a climate of increasing political agitation, homeless families invaded wasteland on the outskirts of Santiago for a third day in an attempt to establish squatter settlements under the protection of the pope's visit.
East. West Germanv exchange agents
BONN, West Germany — West Germany exchanged three East German espionage agents at a border crossing point yesterday for four West German agents imprisoned for espionage in East Germany, news reports said.
Among the agents exchanged was Lothar Erwin Lutz, who was described as a "super spy" for East Germany in the West German Defense Ministry, the newspaper Die Welt reported.
In addition to Lutz, who was serving a 12-year jail term in West Germany, Die Welt identified Otto-Friedrich Schweikhardt and
Alois Tomaschek as two other East German agents involved in the swap at a crossing point on the border of East Germany and West Germany in the West German state of Hesse.
The West German agents, who had been jailed in East Germany, included two who worked for West Germany's federal intelligence service and two employed by its counterintelligence service, the Office for the Protection of the Constitution, the West German newspaper Bild said. They were not identified.
Across the Country
Babv M ruling has states facing new laws
The human tragedy of the Baby M custody case has state legislatures across the country scrambling for ways to deal with the largely unregulated practice of surrogate motherhood, lawmakers and experts said yesterday.
outright are pending in four other states.
Bills to limit hiring surrogates have been introduced and are under consideration in six states. Proposals to ban the technique
Superior Court Judge Harvey Sorkow in Hackensack, N.J., rulled Tuesday that surrogate contracts are legal under New Jersey law and rejected surrogate mother Mary Beth Whitehead's efforts to reclaim her daughter, now named Mlaers Stern.
Roberts 'spared' after receiving $8 million
TULSA, Okla. — Evangelist Oral Roberts told his flock yesterday that God spared him because his followers contributed more than $8 million, but he also said he would need that amount every year until the second coming of Christ.
"It's April and I'm alive. And I'm on fire," the 69-year-old evangelist told a television audience yesterday.
end of March, ended a 10-day vigil Tuesday night when he came down from his prayer tower at Oral Roberts University.
Roberts, who has drawn international attention since saying Jan. 4 that God would "call him home" if he didn't raise $8 million by the
He also said his vigil had rejuvenated his healing power.
"I went up there to rekindle the healing gifts in my life. And I want to tell you that hand's on fire," he said.
Roberts said the money would allow Oral Roberts University medical school students to graduate debt-free and become missionaries in Africa.
From Kansan wires
Weather
From the KANSAN Weather Service
LAWRENCE FORECAST
Partly cloudy and cool today with a high of 40 degrees and north-northwesterly winds from 5-10 mph. Tonight, the clouds will clear out and the temperature will drop to 25 degrees. Tomorrow, skies will be
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