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U.S. welcomes PLO move
to support Mid-East peace
WASHINGTON (AP) — 'Ihn
State Department reacted posi
tively Monday to the Palestine
Liberation Organization's vip
paront endorsement of Middle
bast peace talks and said it
would consider resuming talks
with the FLO under certain
conditions.
Sint e February, the Hush ad
ministration has Ixinn trying to
arrange negotiations among Is
rael, Arab states and Palestini
an representatives Until late
last week, only the Palestinians
had not at least tentatively en
dorsed tier peace conference.
Then, the Palestine National
Uounr il. the highest legislative
body of the PLO, voted to en
dorse a Palestinian delegation's
participation In the negoti
ations and dropped Abu Abbas,
who Washington accuses of Ixi
ing a terrorist leader, from its
ruling executive council.
Abbas, head of the Palestine
National Front, based in Bagh
dad, is suspected by IJ.S. offi
cials of being implicated in the
abortive raid on Tel Aviv
beaches May 30, 1000
State Department spokes
woman Margaret Tutwiler said,
"We've certainly noted Aim
Abbas' departure from the ex
ecutive committee." Still, she
said, "that does not satisfy all
of our concerns.”
The terms for resuming direct
talks with the I’l.O arc the same
cited by Bush in suspending
the dialogue, she said.
The president had called on
Arafat to condemn the Tel Aviv
raid. Bush said a general I’LO
statement denouncing attacks
on civilians was "not suffi
cient.'' Bush also said that the
people responsible for the raid
would have to be disciplined.
As Bush and Baker have pur
sued arrangements for a peace
conference, the administration
has insisted it is not dealing
with the I’LO and has assured
Israel the organization would
not have a role in peacemaking
The effect was to diminish
FLO prestige, although the Pal
estinians Baker met with insist
ed they were PLO-approved.
The actions by the Palestine
National Council in Algiers last
week could be an attempt by
Arafat to raise the PLO's stature
and to have at least an indirect
impact on the negotiations.
Meanwhile, Tutwilor said
Baker expected to meet again
soon with two of the Palestini
ans, Faisal Hussein! and Han.in
Ashwari, to complete the terms
for Palestinian participation in
the peace talks.
NATIONAL BRIEFS
Ross: Children need support
WASHINGTON (AI *) Singer Diana Ross lold Congress
on Monday thut she brings a special expertise to her job as
spokeswoman (or the National Children's Day Foundation
her work in raising five kids of her own.
Ross spoke to the Houso Select Committee on Children.
Youth and f amilies as it held a hearing with high school stu
dents from around the country to mark National Children's
Duy. Her children range from ages ;t to 20
She said children need support from their communities
and neighborhoods as well as their parents Many turn to
gangs, she said, because they lack the security of a home
“The heroes are our parents, our teachers, our community
leaders." she said
It's very hard to ask a child to care about the environment
w hen they don't have enough food."
Heston plays hero pilot
SIOUX CITY, Iowa (Al1) Charlton Heston, lu st known
for Ins biblical roles, is playing someone who’s still alive
Heston on Saturday completed u week of filming in Sioux
City for a made-for-TV movie In which he plays A! Haynes,
the pilot who crash-landed a crippled jumbo jet with 28-1
atioard at the Sioux Cateway Airport on July Id, 1‘tHt)
While he has corresponded with the retired United Air
lines pilot, who's a technical adviser for the movie, Heston
won't meet him until they liegin the cockpit scenes this week
in Lais Angeles.
"I look forward to his expertise and a chance to thank him
for a good part," Heston said, adding: "1 think obviously his
skill and courage ure what came into play in the incident."
Haynes lost control of the wings' moveable parts w hen the
rear engine blow up, severing all hydraulic lines. Haynes
controlled the plane by using alternating power from the two
wing engines Unable to land normally, the plane cart
wheeled at the airport. Of the 284 abourd, 112 died.
Geto Boys say racism motive for denial
JACKSON, Miss. (Al’) — Members of the Geto Boys say
race was behind an airlines agent's decision to slop them
from boarding a flight at Jackson International Airport.
Ue were singled out because we were the only blacks."
said 1 ony Randle, manager of the 10-member Houston-based
group, eight of whom are black.
I hey said Continental Express airlines would not allow
them to board a Sunday morning flight or two later flights to
Houston International Airport
They also said they were unfairly accused of talking about
their plane crashing while waiting in the lobby us mechanical
problems with tho aircraft were repaired.
Asked about the racism claim, airline spokeswoman l’eggy
Mahoney wore "denied boarding for one reason only, be
cause they wore loud and obnoxious."
Thu Goto Boys flow home Monday.