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Press censored
PRETORIA, South Africa
(AP) — The government impos
ed severe censorship Thursday,
requiring journalists to get of
ficial approval before reporting
on most peaceful actions
against apartheid as well as
violent unrest.
New rules issued by President
P.W. Hotha go beyond press
censorship. They also bar anti
apartheid activists from making
“subversive statements" that
urge resistance to the white
government through many
forms of non-violent civil
disobedience.
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Among those ere rent, con
sumer and school boycotts;
strikes; protest meetings; com
plaints about compulsory
military service, and establish
ment of civic associations and
people's courts.
Israel restrains press
TEL AVIV. Israel (AP) -
While journalists in South
Africa are contending with ex
panded censorship restraints for
the first time. Israel's local and
foreign reporters always have
had to submit to the military
censor's blue pencil.
Surrounded by hostile Arab
states and having fought five
wars during it? years of ex
istence. Israel says censorship is
essential to state security.
The army distributes a perma
nent list of subjects that must be
submitted to the censors before
stories or photographs are
published.
The permanent subjects in
clude military activity of any
sort, soldiers' deaths, weapons
sales and purchases, nuclear
research or facilities, oil pur
chases and immigration of Jews
from enemy countries. The
periodic additions include such
events as the 1984 airlift of
Ethiopian Jews.
Sister makes plea
BEIRUT, Ubanon (AP) —
Terry Anderson's sister asked
his captors Friday to free the
kidnaped American journalist
"in the spirit of Christmas.”
Peggy Say made the appeal in
an open letter published in
Beirut's two leading
newspapers, the independent
An-Nahar and the leftist As
Safir.
Anderson, 39, is chief Middle
Fast correspondent of The
Associated Press. He was kid
napped in Moslem west Beirut
on March lti. 1985. and Islamic
Jihad, a Shiite Moslem group
believed loyal to Iran, claimed
responsibility.
The underground group,
whose name means Islamic Ho
ly War, also claims to hold
American hostage Thomas
Sutherland. 55. acting dean of
agriculture at the American
University of Beirut, and three
Frenchmen.
National
Jury probes crimes
WASHINGTON (AP) -
Allegations of gunrunning and
other offenses by Nicaraguan
Contra rebels and by some
American supporters are being
examined by a grand jury in
Miami, a federal official says.
The official, who insisted on
anonymity, said Wednesday
that the federal grand jury in
vestigation started last month,
but refused to say who was the
target of the probe or who had
been called as witnesses
The official also said the pro
be is not connected — at least
now — to other investigations
under way in Washington into
the diversion of $10 million to
$30 million from Iranian arms
sales to the Contras.
Hostages get letters
WASHINGTON (AP) — A
volunteer organization is sen
ding 50,000 letters to the
American hostages in Lebanon,
hopinR they will be delivered
through a Shiite Moslem
clergyman, a group
spokeswoman said Thursday.
The letters, written by school
children in Buffalo and
Philadelphia and Girl Scouts
and C'ampfire Boys and Girls
throughout the country, are be
ing sent by “No Greater love,”
described as a Washington
based humanitarian, non-profit
organization formed to help the
families of terrorism victims.
Regional
Chain drops cards
PORTLAND (AP) — A toy
store chain no longer will carry
Garbage Pail Kids bubble-gum
cards and stickers in Oregon
and Washington as the result of
a one-man protest.
Gary Kuhn, 30, of West Linn
said Wednesday, however, that
he still was encouraging a
boycott of the Toys R Us stores
until all Garbage Pail Kids
related products are removed.
“We’ve pulled the Garbage
Pail Kids off the floor," Mark
Haag, general manager of 10
Toys R Us stores in the Pacific
Northwest, said Wednesday.
“The decision was made partly
from his protest and other let
ters we've received.”
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