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University Daily Kansan / Monday, January 22, 1990
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Ceausescu's forces active in Romania
The Associated Press
BUCHAREST, Romania — Members of Romania's Secureit special police continue to snipe at soldiers, despite government claims that most of the "terrorists" were arrested, sources said Saturday.
three soldiers were killed Thursday by Securitate forces in the eastern part of the capital, one source said, speaking on condition of anonymity.
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Unsigned leaflets, thought to be issued by escaped Securitate members, were found on Bucharest
Ethnic groups protest Gorbachev crackdown
Deputy prosecutor-general Gheorge Diaconescu discounted the reports of continued shooting by Securitate forces, as well as rumors of the Jan. 26 counterattack.
streets Saturday calling for a "day of revenge" on Jan. 26, which would have been executed Communist dictator Nicolae Ceaeusescu's 72nd birthday.
of the Jan. 20, 1974 meeting.
It also was disclosed Saturday that 32 teen-age army recruits were shot to death after they refused to fire on demonstrators the day after Ceaușescu fled his palace.
The Associated Press
MOSCOW — Thousands of Azerbaijani demonstrates yesterday to protest the government's crackdown on ethnic violence in their southern republic and to mourn nationalists who died in the fighting.
At the same time, Armenians congregated at a Moscow church and cemetery to mourn their dead, collect money and offer housing for refugees.
According to the official news agency Tass, 51 civilians and six soldiers died in clashes in Baku, the Azerbaijan capital, on Saturday. Nationalist groups in Azerbaijan and Moscow put the death toll much higher but could not substantiate their figures.
Chairman resigns party ousts Krenz
The Associated Press
WEST BERLIN — East Germany's Communist Party yesterday expelled Egon Krenz, the ousted leader who opened the Berlin Wall, and lost its popular No. 2 official in a resignation that could cripple the already damaged party.
The Communists offered the opposition "co-responsibility" in the government until May elections, abolished their clasped-hands emblem and offered to change their party's name.
Also yesterday, the government threw former Parliament speaker Horst Sindermann into prison along with two other former members of the now-disgraced leadership, and it opened a criminal probe of the Communist finance minister on charges of graft.
Wolfgang Berghofer, a reformer who was the Communist Party's deputy chairman, resigned along with 39 other prominent members in his home city of Dresden, the official news agency ADN sai<sup>12</sup>
Berghofer said he will support "social democratic" principles. He is widely reported to be joining the opposition Social Democratic party, although Sunday's announcement made no mention of such a step.
on the road he began. Berghofer, the 46-year-old mayor of Dresden, is credited with helping to head off a potential massacre of pro-democracy demonstrators in October. He became
the first East German leader to urge adoption of a free-market economy.
Berghefer's move for the Communist Party's future in "extreme danger," East German state television said.
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His desertion is expected to spark a further mass exodus from the party, whose membership has plunged from nearly 2.3 million in 1987 to 1.8 million today.
In Bonn, West German Chancellor Helmut Kohl's government pronounced the Communists "guilty" of dragging East Germany into its current crisis.
The official announcement did not specify a reason for Sunday's purge. However, the Communists are moving to rid themselves of the last of the top officials associated with Erich Honecker, the hard-liner replaced by Krenz on Oct. 18 after 18 years in power.
Honecker was kicked out of the party in December.
World Briefs
POPE VISITS CZECHES: Pope John Paul II will visit Czechoslovakia before June, accepting an invitation from the new non-Communist government in Prague, a Vatican spokesman said Saturday.
This announcement came two days after the Czechoslovak government said it wanted to re-establish diplomatic relations with the Vatican, which have been suspended for 40 years.
Vatican spokesman, Joquin Navarro, said that the date of the visit had not been determined but that it would take place before the Czechoslovak elections, which are scheduled for June 8 and will last two or three days. He said the pope generally avoided visiting countries at the time of an election.
REFORM HITS YUGSOLAVIA: The outgoing leader of Yugoslavia's ruling Communist Party told delegates to a key congress in Belgrade on Saturday that the old model of one-party rule had failed and urged them to support free elections.
Hard-liners won the first round in the four-day meeting, blocking a quick vote on a document that backs
Yugoslavia must embrace market-oriented economic reform, free expression and political pluralism, party president Milan Pancevski said, adding that one-party socialism had "objectively exhausted its possibilities for development."
tree elections and formation of independent political parties and expresses a willingness to surrender the Communists' 45-year monopoly on power.
OSCARS FORETOLD: The Golden Globe awards in Beverly Hills, Calif., often is considered a crystal ball for predicting Academy Award nominations.
Saturday's 47th annual event is no exception.
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Favorites for the Hollywood Foreign Press Association's Golden Globe awards include "Born on the Fourth of July." "When Harry Met Sally" and "Glory."
The Academy Award nominations won't be announced until Feb. 14, but the Golden Globe list again shapes up as a likely yardstick for Oscar consideration.
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HAITIAN ELECTIONS DOUBTED; Haiti's military leader has pledged to hand over power in elections this year, but political and human rights leaders are increasingly skeptical.
Rather than moving toward democracy, critics say. Gen. Prosper Avril's regime more and more is taking on the trappings of a dictatorship, complete with staged demonstrations of mass support and intolerance of opposition.
"The possibility of elections is slim," said Joachim Pierre, general secretary of the centrist Haitian Christian Democratic Party.
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