Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012, July 30, 1992, Page 6, Image 6

Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page. It is also available as plain text as well as XML.

    Honecker returned to Germany
BERLIN (AH)
— Erich Honock
jRiJPJj or. tho former
Mm'liH'lf bail Carman
leader, was returned to his
homeland Wednesday and ar
rested for ordering the shooting
of Germans who trlod to escape
his Communist dictatorship.
Honockor, who supervised
construction of tho Berlin Wall
in 1981, was flown in from
Moscow shortly after 8 p m. (2
p m KDT) Ho was driven to
Moabit prison, not far from
where the Wall stood before
Honocker’s overthrow throe
years ago caused It to tumble.
Honockor, who had holed up
with his wife In the Chilean
Embassy In Moscow in Deram
bor after Russia refused him
sanctuary, is accused of order
ing border guards to shoot to
kill anyone trying to floe East
Germany during his 1A years in
power.
From 350 to 400 East Ger
mans died trying to escape East
Germany over 40 years; at least
40 wore killed under Honeck
er's watch.
While many Russians be
lieved the 70-year-old Honeck
er should Ire allowed to live out
his days In Russia. Germany
pressed Ghilo and Russia to re
turn him.
Officials said bn would be
tried Imfore the end of the year
"Now justice can take Its
course," said fedoral Justice
Minister Sabine Leuthousscr
Schnarrenberger, in a statement
Issued in Bonn ' Mr. Honeckor
will receive a fair trial in Ger
many under the rule of law.
"It is not a matter of revenge
but rather the attompt to satisfy
justice under the rule of law.”
she said
The trial will he a severe tost
of Germany's legal system, and
is certain to be followed avidly
by 16 million East Germans
who am struggling with their
lives in united Germany and
were divided over the wisdom
of trying Honeckor.
Weasel’s World
Kraig Norris
MS BUWtfD, 8 I! fSLt that
KXfVt STACKED TVC FOOT
BALL SO«aiI WITH EAST
WINS IN OFOCfl TO Gtr US
into a bowl game 7
* /
(SSG
wmch (wrof
ntsacuu ak
nxi«/tAR*G
K) AS SttOtD?
WIU.. THi: CMtS A6AWST
1W OMj&On SCHOOL FOB
rut Bund, faswn tobiaa
flMUTT COUT5E . AND T>€
8UL‘*!££ *CNC 0* i>« V
MACUATC VW(*N vwr
f v «AOMT «* GlftiS !
MET. H*t XXI SEEN »l
9 THOSE SIXLi f THEY
Could mat* the.
c*hksm: une kb
nc totx.K>!!
Second black prisoner
dies in South Africa
JOHANNESBURG, South Africa (AP) — A black prisoner
plunged to his death Wednesday, becoming die second man
to die in custody since the release last week of a report alleg
ing that police routinely kill suspects.
Police spokesman Andy Pieka said the 20-year-old robbery
suspect, whose name was not released, climbed over a barrier
and fell from an eight-story building while guiding police to
other suspects. No other details were given.
On Sunday, a 24-year-old man collapsed and died in po
lice hands. A report on Sunday quoted Dr. Jonathan
Gluckman, a top South African pathologist, as saying police
bad killed scores of prisoners in recent yean.
Gluckman's allegations and the two deaths have focused
public attention on the embattled police force. The govern
ment has promised an Investigation of all prisoner deaths In
the past two yean, but the African National Congress and hu
man rights groups are demanding an independent inquiry.
The ANC said that the man who died Sunday, Bongani
Makhubela, was a member of the black opposition group, and
demanded an explanation of his death. Makhubep's father,
Makheya, told The Star newspaper of Johannesburg hts son
was healthy when he visited him Saturday following his ar
rest on weapons charges.
Makhubela said he triod to visit his son Sunday but was
told to return the next day. On Monday. Makhubela said a
police officer told him his son had collapsed and died.
Police said an autopsy would would be conducted to deter
mine the cause of death.
The police have been linked to a series of recent controver
sies that have thrown the country into its worst crisis since
de Klerk came to power three years ago, while weakening the
credibility of his government's claim to be leading the coun
try into a new, multi-racial era.
Last month tho ANC accused the police of complicity In
the massacre of 42 blacks at the township of Boipatong, and
broke off negotiations with the government on a new political
system and constitution.
A team of British experts Investigating the killings blamed
them largely on police incompetence.
Oregon Daily Emerald
2 FOR 1 SPECIAL: RUN AN AD 1 DAY, GET THE SAME AD FREE THE 2ND DAY!!
< 'LASSIFIKI)
POIJC lies
Placement
Ads may he plated at Rnnn MX),
BMU (main office) or UO
Ikutkilurc, Mam Hoof
Payment
All ad* mutt he prepaid unlit*
hilling bt hern eilihlithrd l*tw
hilling arrangements please tall
M6 4 >4 J iw atop by the
Uastiltcd office. 100 l*.MU.
Deadlines
Line Ads I p m . one business
das prior to insertion
Display Ads lpma two
business days prior to insertion
y
Sri llw whorta
in motion
with a
11 amt find ad
in III® Orison
Daily
I mrfwid! ('all
Mft-4341
today'
r- ' «. < i » i -^'T'v <
v s-'
<&LEW*ft
CANOE RENTAL
Canoe Shark
on the Mlllrarr
7 clays/wk (noun dusk)
<T> 346 4230 <t
no LOST 4 FOUND
F ound H«k ano orttM Man Mti lan
cotat naor tJm ana Monron
W««1
Found nappy dlac a*h Uyuary
naar Alow I l?1h laal ThunOay
AOS 0610 la darn
115 TYPING SERVICES
Al M44Tm. ROOM* • GRAD SCHOOL
APPROVED. 20 y+m t r**/v«A» bmek
ground T«rm pap«r^ f uii wum« mm
vk» {ttt«ng l pv ON CAMPUS?
FIVMG FINGERS typing Mfvlci
Ful, KCunlt, polMMMi
_|1 00p»g«.up 484 *036
JO THE TYPING PRO
Word f VocaMingf dttfXF^ yP^XJ
Accura««T RfttnDopandRMtt
Cad 683 6068 anyurr*
m TYPING SERVICES
Peggy1! Typing Service
I > unnerved typer oftenng temaet
on IBM computer tytiem and latter
printer Raaaonatrla rm
Cell Peggy * MiMM
p«of tsstOMAi rypgna
Aeo eon) procetttng. adding f ree
prourproemrery Honda. W» 1 BPS* _
tmTworo spc ciausts'
Won) Prat easing A Deeidop PuOtttmng
G>ed Scnoor Approved Laeer primed
editing, grepfen. detent! mnt thetas,
returnee, trentperenciee A more1
CMOV AM-MM
Typing A word protesting Ij'j
uanttdouMe tpoced utter page 2*
tv turn around f raw cemput pvt
Uproei t leier rattens. A3 SIM 3648
Punted let’ to com.p ,f<?r I es
BBnnnano
344-4510
QtlM.lt Y WOH© rHIH KSMM.
i.HAiM au. m immm nmi
u fOffr/fr t }J N/vv HtllHJ
605 E. 13th
its TYPING SERVICES
TYPING UNLIMITED
Barbara Land — MVU41
Satwig HO araa arnca 1981
DIAL-A-TYPIST
_**j-rrrr_
no FOR SALE MSC
Fh Sate r smMiNn TV *». a»o
Yamaha 11M atactnc baaa amp. JZ2S
aiMi
THE
Clothes
Horse
% (tdhin| twtM*|i for
wfm km ctoflM*!
720 E. 13th
OpanTdaya. ♦ Buyar ahaaya I
345-5090
ns BUY OR TRADE
GENTLEMEN'S
ENCORE
jg cFr
0NQ SOI LEVIS
III! WUIanwHr
M3-4I7V
135 BUY OR TRADE
WANTEO-CrMU Dent) licMIt. Au
gu» 2? » 23 CM 757-1*37, owningt.
toon pfma'
WE BUY USED
LEVI 501 JEANS
WMI Sum 2/40 Up IO |10 «K*<
(«Japand*ng on ti/*condft<on)
Atm Ntjteg U»t, Lm and
Wrangler, and adurtycte JaritcU.
<3aad «mmUty mmd>—a* drala
•jm! mmUi «iw /W wk
OPEN TUES A FRI 4 11-3
775 Monro* 343-4689
U5CARS TRUCKS
GOVERNMENT BCOCO MKM Vom
(100 Font* MmrvOo, Comma*
Crwvyt Suipiu* Buyan Gdda (1)
•05 862 8000 EII 58642
M Pontiac Sunbtrd It AC. A*A*U
cau. i*. cnma i ww Trana wo
mv 54* mm $5885 OOO 343-3661
155 BICYCLES
MANCNI LMTtD RAC MG BIKE
Bmjiitui, tm nw. loaoad (400 Call
343-6756
■60 d»«U6f«llmin dm 16 ntft
tkooly uaad (300/oK* (tnOuda* lock)
Pw. 344 5866
155 BICYCLES
IQjpua bicycl* Schwnvi l* Tou>
Goad thapa. $80 34S691S
165 COMPUTERS ELECTRONICS
Accomplish Desk
top Publishing and
OCR Professionally
and AffordablyI
♦ HP ScanJet IIP tor
MAC.$729.00
♦ HP ScanJet IIP for
IBM/comp.$859.00
Special Faculty/Staft
Pricing Available
OREGON DIGITAL
COMPUTE* PKOOUCT5, INC
1-800-648-3702
199SX/19 IBM comp compuw Color
VGA. 40 MB HO . 3 5 » S 2S dnvaa. 2
MB RAM. 2«00 Mud madam 6
mown* aid SolMara induoad (350
146.1709
i70 SOUND SYSTEMS
CASH!!! Wa buy. **> and umct VMS
VCR* and tunaoa Thompaon
Elaaronc*. 1122 0m 343 9273
GUESS WHArS IN THE BOX?
• A complete meal in a box
• Only $5 ea. UMJVl-JtliU
Call 346*4303
FOR NEXT DAY SERVICE!
Doonesbury
BY GARRY TRUDEAU
'AND I 06RU tUITH MR
OtPHARm <5 A&eXTlON THAT
AVANS ARB THRBATBNiNG
1 OUR UCNQM/C HjTURt *
I
'we can see n right here in
OUR cm SCHOOL. WHO ARC- 6£T
vno into Tie aesr coL06ef=>,
IN PtSPROPORDONATB NUM
Ber&* Asian
KIPS' ns NOT S.u
FAIR' THANK U )
.. ^iou.' nr ~ i* f
UH... THAT MAS THANK
CEJtTA/NlY AN w Mft
UNUSMLeSSAY. McGQWAN
Itbx 1
UNFOKTU
WTUY, rr$
MOST
/
UM. ARB YOU
5URE* MY
PARENTS
' HELPED
ME
/ \