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World beat International PLO offices closed CAIRO. Lgypt (AP) — Presi dent Hosni Mubarak's govern ment retaliated Monday against PI.() i.ritii ism l>y shutting down the nrgani/at inn’s offices in Egypt. Thu break marks the most seven- ( risis between Lgypt and the Palestine Liberation ( hgaui/.ation sou e Pl.t) < lliaii man Yasser Aralat resumed relations with Cairo in late 1'IH.t At that lime. Arafat < ami- per snnallv to Lgypt to thank Mubarak toi Ins help in pro viding prolet lion lor PI.( ) ton es evacuated from Lebanon follow ing the Israeli invasion oi Lebanon in |une I'MLL Arafat h<is visited Lgypt several times sinc e then A statement read Mondav h\ Lgvptian foreign Minister Lsmat Ahdel-Meguid implied that Palestinian officials might he expelled Soviet published MOSCOW | API Mikhail Hulgakov's "The Heart of the Dog a biting satire of Soviet soi ielv of the I ‘LJOs, w ill be published in the author's homeland toi the first time in June, a literary magazine said Mondav Western literary i ritii s sa\ the novella, w i it ten in I ‘12a, is among Hulgakov's finest w oiks The Soviet literary magazine. "The Manner." announced in its May edition that it would publish the storv in the linn issue flu- dei ision w as the latest in a series of steps taken undci Soviet leader Mikhail S (lor ★ COPIES* Krazy Kats Try Us! 884 East 13th si ■■■■.-. . bachev to give vvicI«*r exposure to writers and cultural figures who were censored or banned during their lifetimes. National Twelve still missing HKIIK ;i:i»( )KT. Conn (Al’l Workers were buoved Mondav bv the disi overs ot open spa< es in the wreckage ot .1 collapsed a pa rt me nt building. \\ li i le unions set up .1 rebel bind and volunteers from as lai awas as California offered to help in the search for \2 men still missing. Mayor Thomas Mucci said 1<> bodies bad been ret overed from the I.’Ambiance I’l.i/a In Mon dav evening, four (lavs aftei the building collapsed. The search will be treated as a res( tic opera tion until at least Saturday, the mayor said Firm registered planes OKLAHOMA CITY (AH The law firm that employs I .aw rent e b \\ alsh the in dependent < o u nsel 1 11 \estigalmg the Iran (Contra at fair, also handled the registra tion lor two ain rail that were used to ship missiles to Iran, it was reported Monday K(*( oids Irom the Federal Aviation Ad m 111 ist rat ion 's registration olliie in Oklahoma City showed that the firm of Crowe * Dunlevv registered I h ree Hoeing 7(17 ain 1 at I belonging to Southern Aii Transport of Miami, radio sta tion klOk .ind The Oklahoma (ia/.ette reported Two of the ain raft were later used to carr\ weapons to the Mideasl as part of the sale ol TAN 10 visits $25 Job Interview? Some healthy looking color will help" SunShower on campus Mi 2H3 • III f Ulh by Kmfco % c are e r _w e e k : a 7 ■Putting it all together "Beyond the Gray Flannel Suit: A New Look at Careers in Business" Gary McNaught. President. 1440 Foundation - Hugh Pritchard, Executive Director, Eugene Clinic Mary Wollmuth, Unit Manager. Proctor and Gamble Al King, Stockbroker, Merrill Lynch Tuesday, April 28 3:30 - 5:00 pm Forum Room - Erb Memorial Union SPONSORED BY: Career F x ; & P\ h t 'mo it St. SARO !: T t • • ' E *• CP*-'G s ■ , , GO S U.S. arms to Iran, said the report North potential target WASHINGTON (AIM Former White House aide i.t (!ol. Oliver North is under around -t he-cloe.k pro tec: t ion because of recent death threats he has received. Pentagon sources said late Mondav. Several sources, who asked not In lie identified, confirmed that North and bis (’.resit Falls. Va . house are be*ing guarded hv agents of the Naval In vdstigalive Serv ice Agents ha\ e set up a c ornmand post at North's home and accnmpain him to his Marine* (!orps job and mi family outings, offic ials said North has been working at Marine headquarters next to the Pentagon in Virginia ()ne sou re e said there is "reason to believe that North is considered a target" by te*r rorisls I fe did not el.iborate, however Webster to testify WASHINGTON I API I HI Diree toi William' Webster will testif\ again Thursday before the Senate Intelligeme e( aunmil lee on Ins e outirm.ition to bee omc head of the ( l.\ the panel said Monday. (annmittee i hairman Sen I )avid I.. Horen. I) ()kla . and olliei committee members want to epiestion Webster about numerous referenc es in I Ml files to former National Security (!mini il aide Oliver North, who was fired last Novembei .inel has be*e ome* one of the main figures in the Iran (lontra affair. Senators on the panel "in general te * 11 it was important to e l.irify . . issues e one erning several memos" in I Ml field of lie es "that may or may not have been transmitted to head quarters." said the intelligence e ommittee's vie e e hairman. Sen. \\ i 11 ia in Kit hard (Inhen. K Maine PTL taxing reviewed CHARLOTTK. N.C. (AP) ..—... Tin* Internal Revenue Service wants to revoke the l*TL's tax exempt status for a three-year period because a “substantial portion" of its earnings benefited Jim Hakker. his relatives and other I’TI. officers, according to a published report. The IRS said in a confidential 1 MHC> report that Hakker was paid nearly Si million more than the agency deemed reasonable from l'Utl HI. The Charlotte Observer reported in its Tuesdax editions. The IRS ( ontended that Hak ker <ind other offi< ers spent mo in* v la v i sh I v . holding SH.mm dinner parties and ren ting S CiO a-night hotel rooms, the new spaper said The agem \ also said I’l l, tailed to report all of Hakker s income on his \\-2 forms, the (Ibserver said. Regional Diver killed RI.I:I)Sl*()R I (AIM A 27 veai old Reedsport man died .liter he fell about 2'i .feet into roi ks w bile diving at boon l.ake. Douglas County deputies said Aim* I-! johansen was pro nouui ed dead Sunday at l.oxvei l inpt|iia Hospital here after suf fering a massive skull frat tun* in the fall, deputies said. lohnasen and friends were diving oft rooks when he slip ped and tell, hitting his head and chest on rocks on the shore before falling into the water, deputies said bystanders pulled him from the water, but wen* unable to revive him. deputies said License revoked COOS HAY (AIM The ow ner of a day-care ( enter clos et! down amid allegations of sexual abuse said Monday she* lost faith in the system after a hearings officer upheld the revocation of her operating lit ense. “It's the system that's at fault.’’ said Debbie boudenbeck. owner of Kiddie K.istle. ’It's just appauling peo ple have to go to this degree to fight an agency with s(» much power." She learned Friday that state hearings officer Mary Wagner had upheld the order from tfie State Children's Services Divi sion revoking the day-care license for Kiddie Kastle l.oudenbeck said she is discussing with her lawyers whether to < ontinue fighting the ( ase in the (Jregon (’.ourt of Appeals Spraying begins (JblDK (AI *) The opening salvo in tin1 annual battle against the gypsy moth was fired Monday when a helicopter spraved about 1.TOO acres of forest in eastern Douglas (ounty. Plans call for also spraying the biological pesticide Bacillus thuringiensis on infestations of the leaf-eating caterpillar in Douglas, bane. Marion. Washington and Clackamas ( ounties. The biologic al pest it ide known as B.l. is spraved on foliage as the caterpi I lars emerge from buff-c olored egg masses l.iid by adult moths the vear before. The caterpillars eat the leaves spray ed with H. t.. which disrupts their digestive tracts. YCC bill gains SALEM (AIM - A Senate i ommittee has given .1 boost to a hill that would create- a state youth conservation corps — a four-year-old idea that ap parently lacks only money. The Covernment Operations K Flections Committee approv ed the measure Monday follow ing a hearing and sent it. without any money attached, to the Joint Ways & Means (ommittee. It will be up to the budget panel whether the corps idea gets off the ground. The bill. SH7U1. would establish a program to employ people ages 17-10 in natural resources projects. ALWAYS PRecisioN Cuts "SPECIALISTS IN CUTTING HAIR" • NO APPOINTMENTS • FREE SELF-SERVICE BLOW DRY • CONVENIENT HOURS • GUARANTEED • AGE 7 AND UNDER ‘6 • ADVANCED TRAINED HAIRSTYLISTS 2001 Franklin Blvd. #4 484*3143 Next to Lyon’s Restaurant Monday-Friday 9 to 9 Saturday 9 to 7 ,
