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U.S. covet operation reported in Nicaragua NEW YORK (AP) — The United States is sponsoring a Honduras-based covert military operation to harass and undercut Nicaragua's leftist Sandinista government, Newsweek magazine reports in this week's editions "This is the big fiasco of this administration. Newsweek quoted an unidentified U S government official as saying "This is our Bay of Pigs." The Reagan administration has denied Nicaraguan claims that it is trying to destabilize that nation's government On Sunday, State Department spokeswoman Anita Stockman said that since she had not seen the Newsweek article, she could not comment directly on it And she said it was the department's "general policy not to comment on alleged intelligence" reports According to Newsweek, the covert operation began under Pres Jimmy Carter and broadened in December when Pres Ronald Reagan authorized the CIA to contact dissident Nicaraguans in exile and also to conduct political and paramilitary operations to stop weapon shipments to Salvadoran rebels Pope gets Spanish welcome, Basque militants set off bomb MADRID, Spain (AP) - A tightly guarded Pope John Paul II, the first pontiff ever to visit Spain, received a tumultuous welcome from tens of thousands of cheering faithful Sunday at the start of a 10-day tour. Spaniards thronged the streets of the sunny capital, shouting "Viva el Papa!’’ showering him with flowers and waving Vatican and Spanish flags as the pontiff waved from his bullet-proof "popemobile ” More than 100,000 policemen and volunteers were mobilized to guard the pope, who was the target of two assassination attempts in the last 17 months, including one by a renegade Spanish priest Stepping off his Italian airliner earlier at Barajas airport outside Madrid, the pope kissed the ground and was greeted by King Juan Carlos and Queen Sofia Telling of his joy at the visit to this overwhelmingly Catholic nation, John Paul also recalled "the well-known tensions, sometimes leading to open clashes which have taken place in the bosom of your society. " One policeman was killed and five others were wounded Sunday night in a bomb blast near the Basque city of Vitoria. 50 miles from the monastery of St Ignatius of Loyola where the pope is scheduled to say Mass next Saturday, the Spanish news agency EFE reported No one claimed responsibility for the explosion, but militant Basque separatists have been waging a bloody campain in recent years in an effort to gain autonomy for the Basque region in northern Spain EFE quoted police as saying the bomb had been placed in a vehicle parked beside a highway and was detonated when several police cars drove by. Last Thursday, Spanish Soc ialists won a sweeping victory in nationwide elections and next month will form a government for the first time since Gen. Francisco Franco drove Socia lists from power in the 1936-39 civil war Franco's triumph in that war began 40 years of authoritarian rule lAA/HCODUn T ANPOWtP RJNG' THAN THAT. 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TO KEEP Oof O ABOVE WATER, But SKirAPwGi oki cofasc ijR\P PROPS \SN'T THE. - ^SWERl! 4S>, is SEMINARS Come to this week's class of People s Law School and learn all about Labor Law and learn your rights as a union or non-union member The class is free and requires no registration It will be held at Patterson Community School 1510 W 15th on Nov 3 from 7 to 9 p m For more information contact Sue at 342-6056 INTERVIEWS Spend an Afternoon on the Job with State Farm on Thursday in the EMU Forum Room Learn about career opportunities in the field of insurance from Matthette Williams. Personnel Superintendent Program will begin promptly at 2 p m Interviews: Nov. 8 — S C Johnson & Son. Inc (Johnson Wax) (F W grads — B — Any Business/Communications preferred for Area Sales Rep) Nov. 9 — U S Air Force Nov. 10 — Blue Cross of Oregon (F W. Sp grads — B/M — CS for Programmer) Nov. 10 — Graduate School of Business. University of Southern California — Group Meetings only - 9 and 10 a m 101 EMU) Nov. 10. 11 — US Bancorp U S National Bank of Oregon (F. W Sp grads — B — prefer Business for Career Development Training Program) Nov 11 — St Paul Fire & Marine Insurance Co Nov. 11 — Union Pacific Corporation (F.W.Sp grads B in Acct MBA s or Bus w minimum 15 hours in Acct for Corporate Auditor) Nov. 12 — Frederick & Nelson (Fall grads only — B — Bus-Mgmt/Mktg for Mgmt Tiamee leading to buying position) Nov. 12-Uarco, Inc (F W grads - B M Bus Acct for Acct Mgmt Trainee or Production Mgmt Trainee) Please sign up immediately If Interested In Intervie wing with the following recruiters; Nov. 1 — U S Marine Corps (F. W Sp. Su grads — B M PhD — All majors lor Career in Marine Corps) Nov. 1-4 — Peace Corps and at EMU (Group Meeting — Nov I — 4-5 p m , 108, EMU) Nov. 3 — Hewlett-Packard Company (f.W.Sp grads — B/M/PhD — CS tor Research and Development Into Systems/EDP Factory Mklg & Field Sales Systems Engineering) Nov 4 — State Farm Insurance Company (F. 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Andrew Hayes and triends all Irom the San Francisco Bay Area) will perform their works tonight at 7 at the Homefried Truckstop 790 E 14th This is part ol their tour ot the Pacific Northwest Students for a Nuclear Free Future (SNuFF) Is holding a dfe-ln today in support ot the Nuclear Freeze It will start al 12 25 p m outside the EMU and will be followed by University professors speaking on the Freeze issue at 12 45 pm in 167 EMU CLASSIFIED ADS CAN BE PLACED AT ODE OFFICE, 300 EMU UO BOOKSTORE STAMP COUNTER EMU MAIN DESK DEADLINES: Ads must be placed by 1 pm one day prior to publication Ads that are to appear In Monday s paper must be in by 1 pm Friday The ODE cannot be responsible lor ore than one day’s Incorrect adver Using insertion The ODE'S liability lor typographical errors incorrect inser tions, or omissions in advertising pub lished shall be limited solely to the cancellation ol charges lor such podion ot space occupied by the error II your ad appears Incorrectly, call 684-4343 before 1 pm lor correction In the next day's issue Clothing BUY -SELL TRADE-CONSIGN OLD FRIENDS 1128-A Alder 10 30-5 30 Featuring line vintage apparel and contemporary fashions 805 tin Page 14 T-SHIRTS Custom designed sportswear by LAFLER SILKSCREEN 343-2306. 342-1027 89? 11 4 For Sale FOAM! 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