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Protests in all of Pakistan's malar cities marked the 58th anniversary of the birth of Prime Minister Zulfikar Ali Bhutto, founder of the Pakistan People's Party, the largest opposi tion unit. Bhutto was ousted by a military coup headed by Zia in 1977 and was executed in 1979 after being found guilty of conspiring to murder a political opponent. "Death to dog Zia!" a crowd of about 3,000 people chanted in demonstrations in Rawalpindi. "Hang Zia! Long live Bhutto!" Riot police with rifles, tear gas guns, shields and bamboo canes were posted at rally sites around the country, but no trouble was reported. The crowds at protests in Karachi. Rawalpindi. Peshawar. I .shore and other cities dispersed quietly and police did not intervene when protesters chanted anti-government slogans and waved party flags. Tikka Khan, secretary-general of the Peo ple’s Party, said in a speech in Rawalpindi that nothing had changed with the lifting of martial law Dec. 30 after eight and a half years of military rule. "Martial law has lust changed into civilian dress." he said. Khan and other speakers also attacked the United States, criticizing the U S government for supporting Zia and charging that Washington had backed the coup against Bhutto. "Zia is an American stooge!" said Qazi Sultan Mahmoud, a party leader, as the crowd at Rawalpindi chanted. "American dogs, American dogsl" Zia remains as president after being declared the winner of a five-year term in a December 1984 referendum in which he ran unopposed. He is still commander of the army and holds broad powers over the new civilian government of Prime Minister Mohammad Khan |une)o. whom he appointed. About 5.000 people attended demonstra tions in the coastal city of Karachi, and about 4.000 people 'turned out for-a protest in the eastern city of Lahore. Groups ranging from a few dozen to hundreds attended scores of similar events around the country. ’ Nicaragua refutes charges I it gave weapons to rebel$ MANAGUA, Nicaragua (AP) —" Nicaragua's Sandinista government on Sunday rejected Colombian charges that it sup plied 'weapons used by leftist guerrillas in a November assault on the Palace of Justice in-’ Bogota that killed 95 people •‘‘We reiterate in the clearest and most categorical way that. Nicaragua has not, absolutely, interfered in the internal affairs „• of Colombia and much , less in the tragic events of the.Palace of * Justice,1! Foreign Minister Miguel D’Escoto said in a letter to Augusto Ramirez Ocampo . Colombia’s foreign minister. ; ”Vi/e are respectful of interna tional rights,” said the letter, published in the official daily Barricade and the pro* government newspaper Hi Nuevo Diario. The letter was dated Friday. The Colombian government on Saturday released a letter to D'Escoto demanding a “prompt and satisfactory explanation” of how rifles belonging to the lef tist Sandinista regime wound up in the hands of rebels who assaulted the Palace of Justice in downtown Bogota. Colombia's capital. That letter was dated Thursday. The guerrillas of the April 19 . Movement, or M l9. seized the palace Nov. 6. Among those killed were 11-Supreme Court justice# Soldiers stormed the building to end the 28-hour . . occupation. / . In the.latter. Ramirez Ocampo, said the weaporis used in the ° takeover included t*iro Belgian „ made rifles with'serial numbers .- * 39260And 39B97. 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