inter/national news
IRA claims
bomb attack
LONDON
Prime Minister Margaret
Thatcher on Sunday took
(lowers to the soldiers and
civilians wounded by the Irish
Republican Army’s bomb attack
on a busload of Irish Guards
and condemned the bombing as
a "cold, callous, brutal and
sub-human thing
Scotland Yard said the
Saturday attack, which came
exactly one week after the
collapse of the IRA's
7-month-long hunger strike in
Northern Ireland's Maze Prison,
could signal the start of a new
terror campaign in the British
capital
Guerrillas using a command
wire attached to a van set off the
explosion as a bus carrying 23
Irish Guards back from duty at
the Tower of London passed by,
authorities said
A 62-year-old widow passerby
was killed and 38 other people,
including 22 of the guardsmen
and two children aged 2 and 5,
were wounded in the shower of
nails from the bomb and glass
and debris flying from nearby
buildings Witnesses said nails
pierced some of the victims in
the face, head and body
U.S. schedules
military exercise
WASHINGTON
The United States will con
duct a major military exercise
with Egypt and other Arab
forces within the next month as
"sign of reassurance . in the
post-Sadat situation,"
Secretary of State Alexander
Haig said Sunday
Haig said the military exercise
following Egyptian Pres Anwar
Sadat’s assassination last week
will include "a highly increased
U.S. presence" that may feature
the use of American B-52
bombers
"U.S. force in the regions
would be working in conjunc
tion with the forces of the
government of Egypt and other
governments such as Oman,"
he said
The exercise and the pos
sibility of speeding delivery of
U.S arms already scheduled to
go to Egypt were discussed last
week by Defense Secretary
Casper Weinberger and Egyp
tian Defense Minister Abdel
Hadim Abu Ghazala, Haig said.
Double transplant
patient alive
STANFORD, Calif.
The fourth combined heart
and lung transplant of 1981 —
(he seventh such operation in
history — was completed suc
cessfully Sunday at Stanford
University Medical Center, a
spokesman reported
Barry Davis, 40, of Redwood
City, was in critical condition
following surgery, according to
spokesman Mike Goodkind, but
his vital signs were stable.
Davis, who was forced to quit
his job in hotel management
about two years ago, was born
with a hole in his heart that
necessitated the replacement of
both lungs, Goodkind said
The longest surviving heart
lung patient is Mary Gohlke, 45,
a newspaper executive from
Mesa, Ariz., who went home
from a hospital on June 2
Soviets accuse
U.S. of pressure
MOSCOW
The Soviet government is
sued an official statement early
Monday accusing the United
States of exerting "gross pres
sure" on Egypt by alerting
American military forces after
the assassination of Pres
Anwar Sadat
In an unusual move, a
dispatch by the official Tass
news agency said, "The Soviet
government resolutely con
demns U S attempts at interfer
ing in an any way in the internal
affairs of the Arab Republic of
Egypt
"What is happening around
Egypt cannot but affect the in
terests of the Soviet Union’s
security and it will attentively
follow the development of
events "
The statement, apparently
written by top Kremlin leaders,
did not refer directly to the
assassination Tuesday nor did it
specify how developments in
Egypt involved Soviet security.
Student wins
cubist title
TOKYO
More than 100 veteran
cubists gathered Sunday to
twist, turn and puzzle over a
puzzle — and an 18-year-old
student came out the winner.
A cubist is an expert or
would-be expert at solving
Rubik's Cube, a multi-colored
puzzle that has bewildered mil
lions
Kenichi Ueno, 18, a high
school senior from northern
Japan, won the Japanese title in
the adult division by putting
three cubes in order in 2 min
utes, 8 1 seconds.
The cube is composed of 27
smaller, movable cubes.
Each face of the large cube
has nine small squares in six
colors. The object is to rotate
the little cubes until they make
each face of the big cube the
same color.
Ten blind cubists, using
specially designed puzzles, also
competed in Sunday’s contest
Takenori Ikeda, 17, took top
honors among blind con
testants by unscrambling a
cube in 1 minute. 27 3 seconds
Guerilla war
film abandoned
SALISBURY, Zimbabwe
A South African film company
has abandoned plans to make a
television movie about the
Zimbabwe's 7-year guerrilla war
because of objections from the
new Socialist government, it
was reported here Sunday
Information Minister Nathan
Shamuyarira was reported by
the Sunday Mail newspaper as
having told the company, Profile
Productions, that such a film
might harm the government's
policy of reconciliation between
the 7 2 million blacks and the
200,000 whites
The war was fought between
white-minority governments
and black guerrillas who are
now in control of the former
British colony, formerly Rhode
sia.
Balloon journeys
across country
SAVANNAH, Ga.
A helium balloon bearing the
unlikely name of Super Chicken
III breezed across the United
States and landed off the Geor
gia coast on Sunday in the first
non-stop balloon flight from one
end of the country to the other
"The champagne is flowing,
we're celebrating a World Se
ries of our own," said Chris Van
Elk, who monitored the flight of
the two-man craft from the flight
operations center in Scottsdale.
Ariz.
He said pilot John Shoecraft
and co-pilot Fred Gorrell, both
businessmen from Phoenix,
Ariz., planned to "celebrate'a
little and then get some rest."
Iran executes
82 leftists
BEIRUT, Lebanon
Iranian firing squads executed
82 leftists, including key leaders
of the guerrilla opposition to
Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini,
Tehran Radio said Sunday.
The state-run radio said 73
members of the Mujahedeen
Khalq and other leftist groups
were executed Saturday night in
Tehran on charges of holding
demonstrations against the
Islamic repoblic, bank robbery
and possession of arms and ex
plosives.
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