European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - September 08, 1985, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 28 the stars and stripes sunday. September 8,1985mass rites held for 11 s. African victims Cape town South Africa up police firing tear  rubber bullets rifles and shotguns scattered mourners saturday after a mass funeral for 11 Black victims of Cape town s worst Ever wave of racial Vio Lence. The victims included a 2-month-old girl who was killed by tear . Security forces clashed with youths who threw gasoline bombs and set fire to Barri Cades As thousands of people swarmed through the streets of us Puletu s mile from the Center of Cape town after the peaceful funeral services. An army helicopter hovered overhead during the funeral and police and troops on giant armoured trucks known As hippos sealed off the Black township of Gugu Letukas an estimated 6,000 to 10.000 mourners streamed into the ghetto s soccer stadium. As mourners waved anti government banners speakers denounced the White minority government and its apartheid system of institutionalized racial segregation. We arc not afraid shouted Mary Ber Nard Ncube a leading member of the oppo Siti Onist United democratic front uhf. She accused president Pietr Botha s government of being totalitarian. We who hav gathered Herr or a on frument he cause the majority of the people arc the government she said. A Black anglican Bishop said the victims died because they tried to be people of love order and  they Are Here because it was difficult for other people to respond to love order and peace he said. God will expose them not Only in this country but in the whole  allowed Only Black reporters and photographers to attend the service which came after 11 Days of racial unrest that has claimed at least 35  the stadium coffins were draped in Black Green and Gold flags of the outlawed african National Congress under a photo " jailed Anc Leader Nelson Mande graph of a Mandela was hospitalized thursday for treatment of a suspected kidney ailment but he was returned the same Day to Cape town s polls Moor prison where so is serv ing a life sentence for treason and sabotage. Meanwhile the Cape times reported that a White Man whose car stalled in the mixed race or coloured suburb of Ravens cad Friday night shot dead a col ored Man among a group who attacked him and a Friend with Sticks and knives. In their latest unrest report the police said they shot dead 20-year-old Gobeli Manulli in the Black township of new Brighton in the Eastern Cape province Friday in an isolated incident of intimidation and Rob Bery. Some 700 people have died in 12 month of racial strife which flared last september with the introduction of a new Constitution which continued to exclude the Black majority from political Power. Botha declared a state of emergency in 36 areas of the country on july 21 in an attempt to curb violence but the unrest has shown Little sign of diminishing. Reagan warns nations on barriers to . Goods Washington a president Reagan seeking to head off protectionist legislation in Congress announced sat urday that he is taking action to Spur four of America s trading partners to lower barriers to . Products. Our trading partners should not doubt our determination to see International Trade conducted fairly with the same rules applicable to All Reagan said. Reagan said he is taking the action which stops far Short of strict tariffs and quotas advocated by some leading lawmakers on Capitol Hill As a warning. We Hope that. We will convince our trading partners to Stop unfair trading practices Reagan said. We will take countermeasures Only As a last  the president did not specify what countermeasures Are under consideration. In essence the president warned Japan and the european common Market that if they do not lower barriers by dec. 1,1985, he will take further Steps to retaliate against their products. Reagan made the announcement designed to help ease a Trade deficit that is nearly $ 150 billion in his weekly radio address. Sources said the president is Likely to move on cases involving restrictions by the european Community against . Canned fruit similar restrictions in Japan on leather goods and tobacco products brazilian restrictions on the entry of computer and communications equipment and South korean barriers on insurance. Critics of administration Trade policy have claimed that initiating unfair trading cases would not be enough to forestall con Gressional passage of legislation to . Products More directly and that Reagan would be doing Little More than crash from Page 1 that after the plane crossed the Airport Boundary the Pilot radioed the Milwaukee Tower i have an  the Tower received no further messages. Witnesses reported hearing a popping noise before the jetliner crashed sending a fireball 100 feet above the Trees. Larry Kroc. Who was working at a construction site at the Airport said the plane kind of fluttered before it banked right in an apparent attempt to return to the runway. He started banking and then All of a sudden it went nose Down and belly up he said. The plane left wreckage strewn Over a partly wooded area about 300 Yards Long. The crash area straddled Airport property and the Michael Cudahy Forest preserve. Trees were scorched along the West Side of the crash site. Part of the Wing Lay in the debris. Midwest express is a wholly owned subsidiary of pc aviation inc., which is a subsidiary of Kimberly Clark an Irving Texas based paper company. Tina Barry a spokeswoman for Kimberly Clark said the service was used regularly by Kimberly Clark employees. She said six company executives five based in Atlanta and one based in la Grange ga., apparently were aboard the Craft. The airline established in june 1984, started service Between Milwaukee and at Lanta in May. It was the airline s fourth Day flying from Madison. Buck from Pago 1 France the United states agreed to inter Vene with others when it is  Allied nations had complained that the surge in the Dollar since 1980 drained in vestment capital from their economies As investor sought the attractive returns and relative safety of Dollar denominated hold Ings. They also complained of increased import expenses for Oil and other commodities sold for dollars. At he same time the rising Dollar gave foreign manufacturers a Price Edge when com Peting with goods made in the United states a condition that has created record is. Foreign Trade deficits in recent Yean. Sam y. Cross executive vice president of the new York Federal Reserve and author of the report confirmed Friday that . Intervention policy had not changed after a june meeting in Tokyo of ministers from the United states Belgium Britain Canada France Italy Japan the Netherlands Sweden Switzerland and West Germany known As the g-10 countries. In general currency traders View disorderly conditions As pends of wide swings in Exchange rates without consistency in aids Between dealers. Such was the Case Early this year As the Dollar began a climb that by late february had lifted it to All time highs against the currencies of Britain Canada France and Italy 13-year highs against the dutch Guilder and West German Mark and a 10 year Peak against the Swiss franc. After the finance ministers meeting in january concerted intervention against the Dollar was launched by the g-10 countries with the Bearrett sales of dollars occurring Between feb. 27 and March 1, after the Dollar had peaked. For All g-10 countries As a group the Tola of dollars sold during the five weeks Between Jan. 21 and March 1 was about $10 billion the report said. This series of operations constituted one of the biggest Dollar intervention during the floating rate  the Federal Reserve said the sales of dollars by g-10 countries other than the United states Early this year was Large enough to cause a sizable drop in their offi Cial foreign currency  but the re port also said foreign Central Banks took advantage of a Sharp decline in the Dollar after february to rebuild foreign currency reserves by the end of june. It said that after the concerted intervention the Dollar was weakened by a More pessimistic assessment of the Outlook for the . Economy and strains on us. Financial markets including a crisis that temporarily closed 70 Ohio savings and loan associations and the collapse of three government securities dealers. 2 teams to unveil midget Man test vehicles Washington a two teams of contractors competing to develop a Mobile launcher for the midget Man nuclear missile will unveil full sized test vehicles this month the Pentagon said Friday. Related tory a c6. The first full sized mobility test vehicle built by Martin Marietta corp. An Caterpillar tractor co., will Roll out of a Caterpillar facility in Peoria 111., on Mon Day the Pentagon said. The second test vehicle built by Boeing co. And Goodyear tire a rubber co., will be unveiled at a Goodyear facility in Litchfield Park ariz., on sept. 25. The initial prototypes although not full weight will allow the competing contractors to conduct accurate Road tests to ver Ify such aspects As Maneule ability acceleration handling and off Road capability a Pentagon statement added. The single warhead midget Man u now under development As a successor to the much larger 10-War head my missile. The midget Man would be the first to bile intercontinental ballistic missile in thess. Nuclear Arsenal. As part of the development Effort the air Force is trying to determine How to construct a Mobile truck like launching system for the missile that would be Able to survive a nearby nuclear blast. The two contractor teams were selected for that Job in january. The air Force has said it expects to make a decision on Basing the midget Man by the fall of 1986. Enforcing existing Law. Democrats will continue to press for Tough Trade legislation opposition demo cratic congressman Tony Coelho chairman of the democratic congressional commit tee said Friday. In the democratic response to Reagan i weekly radio address rep. John p. Murtha of Pennsylvania also called for More action to Stem the Trade imbalance. Missing from what the administration has done to this Point or said today is i sense of urgency he said. And As we wait for further details and shifting of the president s policies we lose More american jobs and More american companies Are forced to close Down Murth Asaid. College football scores Penn stole 70, Maryland 19auburn 49, southwestern Louisiana 7 Lauthern California 10, Illinois 10boston College m. Temple 25 West Virginia 52, Lou Livim ii temperatures kept eased l h70 13 54 n45 a to n76 9? n a 69 70 a 76 a in 7? 64 1176 n 74 8673 n n n 71 13n n s3 15 74 95 69 m in 45 59 75a 17 75 90 77 7 74 m 70 90 77 93a 77 Alban Albuquerque Anchorage Atlanta Atlantic Cit Baltimore  a Dubosson Buffal Burlington Charleston , . Calcao Cincinnati Clevelan Danes it. Worth de Verdes Molnes Detroit Fairbanks Faro Hartford Honolulu Houston Indianapolis Jacksonville Kansas Cit Las vegas l h71 91 Lutle Rock 61 75 los Angeles 71 91 loulsvlw73 90 Memphis 71 66 Miami beecti6 n my is. 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