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Holocaust fix
By Associated Press
West German ambassador GuenA
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Holocaust strengthens Germans'
commitment to freedom and
democracy.
Van Well, visiting USC to address
an international business seminar
Monday, called the debate over
President Reagan's plans to visit a
German military cemetery
"painful."
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back and become aizain fullv aware
ol what happened lo all of us, and
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Van Well said Germans have
marked the war and the Holocaust in
their art, theater and literature.
"As far as that question is concerned,
i think you will not be able to
push this into the background," he
saiu. i nis is very mucn a pari or our
national conscience.
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with a thousand-year-long history,
and those 12 years have really done
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West German Chancellor Helmut
Kohl planned a visit to Hitburg
Military Cemetery May 5 as part of a
countrywide observance of the 40th
anniversary of the Nazi surrender.
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Hitler's SS corps, responsible for the
extermination of about 6 million
Jews, are buried at Bitburg, along
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visit to Bergen-Belsen, a former Na/i
concentration camp.
Van Well said Kohl has visited a
I-'rench military cemetery, and the
event had a "tremendous impact" on
the moods and people of both
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to the West," Van Well said.
The ambassador said he didn'i
believe the debate would erode West
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scleral government is stepplg
up its crackdown on peole
who fail to pay lowlterest
federal loans, inluding
student loans and
>ans from the Department
if Housing and Urban
jeveiopmeni.
U.S. Attorney Henry
)argan McMaster said Moillay
that papers have been
loli\ercd on 97 of 104 civ il v
awsuits announced Jan. 17
igainst delinquent debtors.
Fhe loans were made by the
Department of lidueation.
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MeMaster saici HUD also
sent 207 final demand letters
Iriday to people who owe on
mobile home loans and home
improvement loans.
Federal officials are also
investigating ownership of
property in cases before Jan.
17 for people who ha\e had a
judgment against them on
bad federal debts, McMaster
said.
The U.S. iiitornev's office
will he asking the U.S. marshal
and the sheriff's offices
in the appropriate counties to
execute those judgments and
sei/e property to pa\ the
debts.
McMaster said the 9" cases
delivered since Jan. 17
amount id about S391.0(H) in
bad debts.
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