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The overflow crowd at St. George s Cathedral included ambassadors from the United slates Canada Sweden and Austria and other foreign diplomats. Us ambassador Edward Perkins joined the widening protest monday. Perkins the first Black . Ambassador to South Africa issued a statement condemning the new state of emergency regulations As he arrived at the Church. Tutu Winner of the 1984 Nobel prize and the highest ranking an can Clergyman in Southern mitc Jik the congregation "1 will Collinu purge Asi do now the  All detainees or bring them court. And i Hope you support my such a Call. Do you a hundreds Ineffie audience shouted Back yes. A a the congregation broke into applaud or 20 seconds. Rogulj fins imposed during the week end by policy commissioner Johan co Etyen prohibit Calls for the release of de or other efforts to rally Public support for them. The Niles have been assailed by a Broad spectrum of clergy opposition politicians civil rights Law yers and newspapers. Monitoring groups estimate " pie have been detained it outlaw some Point since Stalc of  ago. About 5,0bijddudinapffidreds of Chil Dren arc  in detention now. The Good knt refuses to give Overall fit uhf he. Tutu another Church invaders say the pm icons appear to Miaw Public for detainees. Law Abl Jorder _,.jlcr Adriaan Vlok has Deni ,�51 reportedly conferred monday we other Security Oft dals in Pretoria to Dis cuss whether clarification was needed Perkins joined in singing Nkosi Sake Lel afrika 1 Ood bless Africa As the service ended. He said he attended because it is in line with what we have always done to try to underscore the desirable nature  joining Tutu in leading the service were rabbi Selwyn Franklin roman Catholic archbishop Stephen Naldo and the Rev. Allan Loesak Leader of the world Alliance of reformed churches and an outspoken anti apartheid activist. Iplie ily called for violating regulations which ban display sters or stickers supporting the re ask of detainees. Tutu described the new regulations a blasphemous. Christians cannot obey them without Disho Noring god he said. The regulations make h illegal to at tend a gathering in Honor of detainees or to make any Oral or written Call for their release. Violation could bring a $10,000 Fine or 10 years in prison. Regulations previously imposed under the state of emergency ban or restrict reporting about unrest Security Force actions treatment of detainees most forms soul protest and a Broad Range fonts the government considers subvert set on Silky. President , Botha maintained ask interview with the Brit ish . That South Afri Ca s Black  will Rule the country saying this Widd be suicide for the while minority. Under apartheid the s Hlun Whites control the government Ano land maintain separate resident iritts schools and health service the 24 million Blacks who cannot vote in National elections. Offer in 80 to re ease hostages rejected by Reagan aides papers say Washington up a month before Ronald Reagan Defeated presi Dent Carter in the 19bq election two Reagan Campaign aides met secretly witha purported representative of the iranian government who offered to release to Reagan the 52 americans then held in Tehran Iran Knight Ridder newspapers reported. The report sunday by the . News paper group s syndication service said the two aides Richard Allen and Lau rence Silberman both said they consid ered the offer absurd and rejected it. Knight Ridder said Allen and Silber Man top foreign policy advisers in Rea Gan s Campaign met with the supposed iranian envoy at the request of then sen ate aide Robert Mcfarlane. Allen and Sil Berrian said they could not recall the identity or nationality of the representative. Mcfarlane in written responses to written questions said he had no idea who the Man was Knight Ridder reported. Mcfarlane at the Lime served As a staff member on the Senate armed service committee. The panel s chairman sen. John Tower a Texas recently headed the special panel appointed by Reagan to investigate the Iran arms con Ira Aid scandal. Allen became Reagan s first National Security adviser a Post later held by Mcfarlane and Reagan named Silberman to be a judge on the , court of appeals. Allen and Sij Barman said in Telephone interviews Knight Ridder reported that the Man they met in october 1980 made an offer intended to ensure Carter s de feat in november. Knight Ridder said Mcfarlane in a written response said an individual claiming to be iranian approached me and was referred to the Reagan Campaign staff he was judged to be a fraud and  Allen said any allegation that a Deal was struck to coordinate Lite timing of he release of the hostages and the Rea Gan Campaign is absolute  there was no authorized Contact at any time with any iranians on such deals Allen is quoted As saying All we Felt was a sense of unremitting hostility toward the Ayatollah re Hough Kho Meini  Silberman is quoted As saying All i can remember was that there was Dis Cussion about somehow releasing the hostages to the Reagan Campaign or under the auspices of the Reagan Campaign. To humiliate Carter and influence our election. I said to him we have one president at a time thus indicating that he should Deal with Carter not  Knight Ridder reported thai Silber Man and Allen said they ended the meet ing without accepting the offer. It came to nothing Silberman was quoted As saying. In 1980, Khomeini made a speech broadcast on Tehran radio in which he said "1 give you my word Carter will not be  Knight Ridder also reported that for Mer iranian president Abolhassan Bani Sadr now living in exile in France said in a Telephone interview that he Learned in 1981 that two advisers to Khomeini coordinated the release of the hostages to coincide with Reagan s inauguration on Jan. 20,1981.Bani-Sadr also said that after the hos tages were freed he received a military report that the Reagan administration had Given assurances to Tehran that i would receive . Military equipment for use in its War with Iraq Knight rid Der reported adding that Bani Sadr said the assurances were not linked to the re lease of the hostages. In plier gets sentence years for assault Furt is Yard Arm div sold has been sentenced to three Mearsha Dovbor Farassat Dilwith intent a inflict Grieve bodily firm against two other soldiers Divisi i spokesman said monday. F Phi. 2 Charte Veaux formerly of 1stbn, 48th inf also rfcs Given a Dis Honora ble discharge Foj or arc of All pay an allowances and Educato pay Grade Al in his Sente Nimg Jan-%0, said master sgt. Mercer Hillock. Bream fas convicted waving a knife and acting in a bellies finl manner in a sundly morning tonci Denlin a Street in the Etc Senhausen disc Sci was. Triad Evans Public affairs officer a said Earlie in two soldiers tried to Sto he i faulted them Evans said. Apartment Hunting can be this easy. When you Check out the stars & stripes classified advertising Section starts May 7 see Page 111 for Coupon in wednesday s advertising insert