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By Associated Press
WASHINGTON ? Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger,
in the sharpest attack yet on the Soviet Union for the death of
a U.S. Army intelligence officer, said yesterday he considered
the shooting a calculated act that amounted to an expression
of Soviet policy.
Weinberger accepted questions about the March 24 death of
Maj. Arthur D. Nicholson during a briefing at which he
released a new renort on Soviet militarv dcvelooments. The
secretary likened the shooting to the Soviet Union's 1983
destruction of an unarmed South Korean airliner, killing 269
people, and said he couldn't accept the idea the shooting
resulted from a single "trigger-happy sentry."
"YOU ASK if that is a single act (of a lone sentry) and I
have to say, 'No, I don't think it's a single act,'" Weinberger
said.
"There was more than one Soviet soldier involved. I think it
exemplifies about as completely as you can the difference between
the two systems and the brutality of this murder, as we
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are looking into reports that a 7-year-old se- investigation
cond grader's mouth was taped to prevent
him from talking, and say the teacher won't THK MO'
return to the class until the investigation is Robinson, sa
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Harkey from her classroom was by mutual She is ask
agreement between Harkey and district Harkey, a te?
administrators. tary School.
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sentry was involved. You have to look at the number of Soviet \
soldiers who prevented our sergeant who was with our major
from taking any kind of medical action, who refused to give
any medical attention themselves and who have only expressed
regret that the man died, and presumably regret that they
didn't get the sergeant."
ASKED HOW the U.S. Army's commander in Germany
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discuss the incident, Weinberger added: I j
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Soviets make some kind of an apology that verges somewhat i
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nel matter that is under form of emotional child abuse.1
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iid Monday she has complained necessary," she said. "I thin!
ird members l.arry Bigham and situation calls for a complete dis
i and has talked with several the school officials that I would
ials regarding the incident con- reprimand."
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Ifficial: No chemicals in Bhopal
NEW DELHI, India ? A state offical yesterday denied tox- jj
: chemicals remained at the Union Carbide plant in Bliopal or i!
hat chlorine gas leaked from there last week, despite press ;
cpuns ui reclining icukn.
"There is no toxic chemical left in the plant and whatever
?ther chemical is stocked is being removed from the plant," ?
dotilal Vora, the Madhya Pradish state chief minister told the !
>tate Assembly in Bhopal.
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tampons says it has changed the Super Plus tampon line
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eplacements to any customers who have the old style at home.
In the new process, the Super Plus tampon no longer conains
polycrylate, a highly absorbent fiber that has been linked
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Earthquake rocks central Montana q
WASHINGTON ? An earthquake with a preliminary
magnitude of 4.6 on the Richter scale hit west central Montana
early yesterday, the U.S. Geological Survey said.
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Montana capital of Helena and was felt in Helena, .Great
Falls, Missoula and Kalispell, USGS spokesman Don Finley
said.
Finley said he did not know if there had been any damage
from the quake.
mt s mouth shut
isider this a was not sure how long the investigation ^
would take.
"We've got a number of people with
cials) time to whom we must talk," he said. "I'm going to
ever action is do my best to make sure there are no
k the whole delays."
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not accept a GF.NTRY SAID the district has no specific
policy concerning the taping of a child's
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stop talking. The boy told his mother that his mouth
v if another was taped for about 10 minutes, Robinson
aint.Healso said.
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