University Daily Kansan / Monday, February 8, 1988
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Heroes or villains: Debate on Sandinista regime continues
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MANAGUA, Nicaragua — The ruling Sandinistas describe themselves as nationalists. Conservatives call them communists. Just who and what they are is a topic of heated debate.
The Sandistas' 8-year-old revolution has fulfilled dreams for some Nicaraguans, created nightmares for others and brought hardship to all.
"George Washington was as radical as we are," Vice President Sergio Ramirez said in a recent interview. "We have to wait at least two centuries to see what our real conduct will be."
Ramirez is among the more moderate members of the Sandinista National Liberation Front, which came to power in July 1979 after the revolutionary war ended more than
four decades of rule by the rightist Somoza dynasty.
Ramirez says the Sandinistas are the vanguard for implementing radical changes to better the lives of a battered populace. President Reagan said they are communists seeking the help of Soviets to consolidate a Marxist state.
Other Sandista leaders point to the revolution's achievements of distributing land and improving education and health care. They blame its shortcomings on the war with the contra rebels, which the Reagan administration has supported since 1981. The war has claimed about 40,000 lives.
Political opponents say the Sandinista revolution has wrought repression, confiscations of property and shortages of basic commodities and
services including water, electricity, rice and beans.
They say that the U.S. Congress' failure to approve contra aid last week will reveal the Sandinistas' true intentions.
The Sandinista political party, organized in 1961, takes its name from Augusto Cesar Sandino, a nationalist who fought U.S. Marine intervention in the late 1920s.
Justice Department OKs private contra support
The Associated Press
WASHINGTON — The Justice Department says private supporters of the contra can legally raise funds for the rebels.
The contraas' backers will have to step ingently, though, if they want to avoid past mistakes that have led to criminal charges or made them — both wittingly and unwittingly — part of the Iran-contra affair.
For instance, U.S. law would
prohibit the private backers from shipping arms now in the United States to the contraids without State Department approval. And the department would have to agree before U.S.-made arms could be sent from other countries to the rebels.
Other laws prohibit the launching of private military operations from U.S. soil and require the registration of anyone operating as an agent of a foreign entity.
News Roundup
Mecham impeached, secretary of state prepares to serve as acting governor
Mecham's Senate trial on the impeachment articles is expected to begin Feb. 22.
lawmakers today and may address the Legislature tomorrow.
police arrested the son of an employ
SISTERS SLAIN: Two elderly sisters have been found stabbed to death in their north Houston home, bringing to nine the number of elderly residents killed in the area in three months.
PERSIAN PIPELINES: Persian Gulf states are building pipelines at a frantic rate rather than send their oil into the gulf, where the Iran-Iraq war has claimed nearly half the commercial ship tonnage lost in World War II. The dramatic and sudden shift to pipeline construction signals how the 7-year-old Iran-Iraq war has begun eroding the importance of the gulf as an oil-supply route to Western Europe and Japan.
ee. Twenty-two cars and three buildings were damaged.
MURDOCH SELLS POST: Media magnate Rupert Murdoch, under federal pressure to divest himself of the New York Post, said yesterday that he would sell the financially allied tabling to real estate developer Peter S. Kalkow.
FRANCO'S WIDOW DIES: King Juan Carlos and Queen Sofia of Spain joined several thousand mourners yesterday in Madrid at
The Associated Press
the burial of Carmen Polo de Franco, widow of dictator Gen. Francisco Franco. She was 87.
BROTHERS BURIED: Three brothers who drowned after the falling through the ice of a farm pond near Buckner, Mo., were buried yesterday after eulogies in front of 500 people. The boys — Chad, 12, Arron, 11; and Stephen, 8
BRAZILIAN FLOODS: Rescue workers hunted for victims beneath tons of mud and rock left by torrential rains in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, where the death toll climbed yesterday to 127.
PHOENIX, Ariz. — Acting Gov. Rose Mofford met with advisers yesterday to make plans for taking charge of the state after the Arizona House's scheduled vote on
specific articles of impeachment against Gov. Evan Mecham.
Mofford, the Democratic secretary of state, planned to meet with leading
Meanwhile, Mecham's car dealership was heavily vandalized in a glass-breaking spree yesterday, and
Chad, 12, Arfon, 17, and Stephen, 6 were the only children of Charles and Mary Gragg.
WORKERS FEAR AIDS: In spite of medical assurances to the contrary, a significant number of workers are afraid of catching AIDS from sharing job equipment, restrooms and cafeterias with victims of the deadly disease, according to a new survey by the Center for Work Performance at the Georgia Institute of Technology in Atlanta.
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