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Pope supports
Latin workers
CIUDAD GUAYANA,
Venezuela (AP) — In the blaz
ing heat of Venezuela’s in
dustrial interior. Pope John Paul
II condemned the exploitation
of workers and “dehumaniz
ing” effects of technology Tues
day in a rousing farewell speech
before going on to Ecuador.
“Work exists for man,” he
declared at an outdoor Mass in
Ciudad Guayana, a city of steel,
iron and aluminum industries,
"but man is not to be the slave
of the machine of technology.”
Cheering followers respond
ed: "The working masses await
you!”
In his homily, the pope
declared that the church stands
beside the worker and spoke out
against social inequities,
especially in the Third World,
The pontiff stood under a
yellow canopy atop a flower
covered altar on an open and
dusty red clay field, with only a
slight river breeze easing
temperatures that hovered
around 90 degrees.
Venezuela was the first stop
on John Paul’s sixth Latin
American tour. He arrived
Tuesday afternoon in Quito,
capital of Ecuador, and will stay
in the country until Friday. He
then goes to Peru, and to
Trinidad-Tobago in the
Caribbean.
Meese claims
that he’s clean
WASHINGTON (AP) — At
torney General-designate Edwin
Meese III said Tuesday he has
met “ethical as well as legal”
standards of conduct, but a
report made public at the in
sistence of senators concluded
that he may have violated
federal law.
That finding was reached by
two attorneys in the Office of
Government Ethics, but they
were overruled by the head of
the office. David Martin, who
was appointed by President
Ronald Reagan.
The report was made public
as the Senate Judiciary Commit
tee opened new hearings into
Meese’s fitness to serve as at
torney general.
OGE attorneys concluded that
Meese may have violated
federal statutes “prohibiting a
federal employee from accept
ing a gift from any other federal
employee receiving less pay
than himself.”
Meese contended before the
senators at his confirmation
hearing that Stein’s report last
year “left no stone unturned”
in investigating his behavior
and informing senators about
his conduct.
Meese. 53, originally ap
peared before the committee
last March, but action on his
nomination was postponed
because of the investigation.
In opening statements by
senators, one — Howard
Metzenbaum, D-Ohio — said he
would oppose the nomination.
Eight said they supported the
presidential counselor, nine
contended they were undecid
ed.
Reagan charms
‘Bloom’ creator
IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) —
President Ronald Reagan liked a
Berke Breathed caricature of his
wife Nancy in Sunday’s
“Bloom County” newspaper
comic strip.
So much, in fact, that he call
ed Breathed to offer his com
pliments.
Breathed, who draws his
nationally syndicated strip
from his home in Iowa City,
said the president’s call Mon
day left him with a first-hand
impression of the Reagan
charm.
“Whatever people call it —
his charm or ‘the Reagan magic*
— it’s definitely there,” Breath
ed said Tuesday in a telephone
interview. "He was almost
deferential to me. To realize
he's the most powerful man in
the world and he still comes
across like Uncle Joe.”
Sunday’s comic strip featured
a frenzied middle-aged woman
who is attempting to place a
classified ad for a new husband
— “one that won’t continually
call me ‘Ol’ Dumpy.’ ”
Hanging on the wall in the
background of the strip was a
portrait of a placid, smiling
Nancy Reagan.
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