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^ ^ T* ^' ^' Evidence to hurt ] Brazil's president i RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil ? l> Lawmakers have uncovered da- P maging evidence they say tics f president rernanao potior ae l Mcllo to a scandal that threatens tl to bring down his administration. li n The respected ncwsweekly | Vcja reported Sunday that a spe- v cial congressional panel had found a S6,0(X) check deposited jby an employee of a Collor con- ? fidant. The money was used to ^ pay the president's household 0 and personal expenses. -j The confidant, Paulo Cesar a Farias, the president's 1989 cam- j; paign treasurer, is the target of a l federal probe into charges of Is graft, influence-peddling and tax v evasion. c TV /t 'AL I:_.? i lvian wuii nvt;r i from baboon OK I PITTSBURGH ? The man I who received the world's first n baboon-io-human liver transplant tl is taking several walks a day ar- n ound the hospital, as doctors plan p to monitor whether the new or- h gan is growing. The 35-year-old patient, who has requested anonymity, remained in serious condition today at Presbyterian University Hospital after the transplant June 28. ' Physicians plan to conduct a scan of the transplanted liver in the next few days. The baboon [ liver is smaller than an adult hu- t man liver, and doctors expect it t to regenerate. I Hipp to take spot J with Navy counsel < CHARLESTON ? Former state Republican Party chairman Van Hipp will become the Navy's ^ No. 2 lawyer and tackle the scr- s vice's sexual harassment scandal, c a newspaper reported Tuesday. 11 Hipp, 32, who is assistant l' Army secretary for reserve forces and mobilization, will become C the Navy's deputy general a counsel, The Charleston Post & v Courier reported, citing unidentified sources. g He will assume the post in the n midst of the Navy sexual harass- E ment scandal that has brought l down former Navy Secretary H. c Lawrence Garrett 111. 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L.A. tax hike ;o hire police .OS ANGELES ? Two nonths after deadly riots swept he city, Mayor Tom Bradley and lew police Chief Willie Williams imposed Tuesday a properly lax like to hire 1,(X)() more officers. Thr> hyllfil inilinlivp aimpH ;il aising SI00 million a year also vould pay for 200 more civilian vorkers for ihe department. The Tity Council will be asked to /ote on whether to place it on he Nov. 3 ballot. Supporters of the special tax predicted it would be a struggle 0 get the necessary two-thirds ipproval from voters. Two simiar proposals failed in the 1980s. 1 e - i K r 8ond set for man charged for death COLUMBIA ? Bond has been ct at 5250,000 for a man acuscd of shooting a teen-ager last lonth and helping bury the vicm alive. Bond was set Monday for .leveianci Anuerson, wnne nother man charged in the case /as denied bond. A circuit judge said Frank Endish's background makes him norc dangerous than Anderson. English is awaiting trial on a July 990 charge of distributing crack ocaine. Both men arc charged in the leath of 15-ycar-old Marcus Golton of Columbia. incementTA no in ECOCK! J imm + Pooty Fruity? | n strips, 2 sausage links fruit-topped buttermilk I r, Blueberry, Peach n-Apple. lytime mm 1031 Assembly St. 765-0305 _ 4467 Devine St. 782-9646 OPEN 24 HOURS Mm or specials or on holidays. Expires 11-8-92 M iHir Clinton p Nominee looks llshKt7 for running mate visited By The Associated Press weeks, Bill Clinton's strategy ("or deal- 'nSs v ing with what he calls the "attack preside dogs" of President Bush became Clin clear this week. Slug back, and w'th B immediately. on Pu' Even before Massachusetts Gov. said he William Weld criticized the ex- abortio peeled Democratic presidential Suprci nominee's record during a visit to plans I Little Rock, Ark., on Monday, Hc aides to the Arkansas governor lhc were ready with a scathing rctaliat- jhc ory response. Wclc, Weld, a Republican, visited clhics Arkansas hours before Clinton nallcr flew to Washington for a speech to chUsci the National Education Association budget lodav and possible work on his ' 1 1 WVJ vice presidential selection. The Los Weld's Angeles attorney heading Clinton's cou|(| search team, Warren Christopher, charoC< was at the Washington hotel when j-, ^ Clinton arrived Monday night. a lax.ai One of the potential picks, Nc- Thc braska Sen. Bob Kerrey, said he lhc gu had been interviewed for three Darl|v hours on Sunday by aides to Q1Illor j Christopher. lhc ^ Bush claims I space alien I j betrayed him ' By The Associated Press gB This just in! Alien deserts Bush campaign to sign up with Ross Hi Perot! President peeved! There il was on page 4 of the pH Weekly World News ? a photograph of Bush with the extraterrestrial. And on the tabloid's front page, a photo of Perot and the alien walking down me corridor 01 a Dallas office. "This is not fair," the president jn n complained when he spied a copy though of the tabloid at his Capitol news .m(j conference Thursday. A re] He picked up the newspaper, .pj which he clearly had seen before, plc ost and went straight to page 4. There ncws C( was Bush with a bald, smooth- gusf1 bodied creature who had a human- ple p.,y like face and thin, plastic-looking uncmpl body. even ha The caption read: The "President Bush, who met with "secret the extraterrestrial in 1991, feels Die las betrayed by the alien's visit with photogi Perot, say administration insiders." "Peri "I told him to keep this ihirg siblc tr secret," Bush complained. lives t Then he began reading the head- planet line: "Extraterrestrial who met discuss with George Bush at Camp The David." was the Bush continued: "I told him, 1 both B said, Tf I'm going to meet with photogi you, never discuss it.'" 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V. v/L.v.. ... . _ . w. ...... * : feels uneasy about making Affirming Bcgala's ( n rights a litmus test for any Clinton called his Ma: nc Court nominee, but he counterpart "one of the ; 0 do it anyway. _ f0r George Bush," an ilso said he backs testing of Weld had told CI in nch-madc abortion pill. " mired him and thought r Clinton counter-punch to good job governing Ark; highlighted allegations of Now hc s Pan(lcri scandals and not-so- right wing of the Repub ing facts about Massa- so c,an run 'or Pr Lis' unemployment and '996, Clinton said. problems. In the public TV 1 Clinton aides sat in on Clinton acknowledge : news conference so they promise to pick Supn immediately dispute his judges only if they back s that Clinton had taken a rights amounted to a litr ic against polluters and had "It makes me feel i nd-spend record. able," Clinton said. But reprisal to Weld, acting on felt compelled to use ish campaign's behalf, was test to counter the ap designed to show that the made by Presidents R i camp doesn't intend to get Bush. ; that Michael Dukakis did Clinton said the B Perot's fl ^ i *ry ^ | By The Associated Press J .40$%. Ross Pcroi has put gri running a grass-roots | campaign. Now, as he's to compete with wcll-oi J k era tic and Republican his volunteer army is fe jM growing pains. Jjfdmk fl But professional Per say the minor hiccups a B Jmim BHBB of having an enthusiasm Bush scc 'n more lra organizations. lock lament, he added, "1 "We've had to, fro t he was for me all along time, go out and he I re he is" with Perot. things," said campaign porter wanted to know what Tom Luce. "They're i had to do with health care, nearly as much as th cnsiblc subject of Bush's, problems you'd have v [inference. ; down, traditional orgar i turned to another topic of we did it that way, wi and said, "It has to do with have all these voluntcc loymcnt. The guy doesn't this enthusiasm." ive a suit." Perot puts a prcmit tabloid wrote that Perot grass-roots support. E, ly met with a spaec alien campaign appearances I t spring and we've got the a rally marking the end "aph to prove it!" lion drive in a state. He at insiders confirm that pos- privately with volunteer: adc and cooperation inilia- The campaign's lea letwccn the alien's home spend their time foe and the United Suites were energy of the far-Hung cd." sorting out campaign fi storv did not cxnlain how it arid byzantine ballot acc it the alien's height matched jn addition, voluntc lush and Perot in the two wcrc usually chosen b> raphs. Bush is 6-foot-2, and being the first to call the > 5-loot-6. line from their city or : the petition phase passe: mmi?* paign is choosing one 01 crs for each state, some )NDS inS bruised egos and hur There have been othc WSCd! along the way. Some ex; . , . cording to volunteers, up to assist women in |eadcrs 3n(| ncws 3tcmm id\ with the effects of The Missouri pctilioi re in a dating or man- 10 bc restarted last mom ,g physical, verbal or clctl?" "ho ,ha<1 c,rcl & r J lions declined to coir ... . selves to Perot. Last we confidential location lcrs in lhe sullc s.li(1 lh, i fated by a professional s hot line at 765-9428 Thjllkof flli tE Their Children. WMch Oil \Jf RAP.H I 64 4 A J < ON {Jjllijg you have or 0 < the following 4 Protect yo prenatal c for a free I fd's) Baby Befc 'h blood types A or B Inc., 2739 Laurel St. Columbia, SC 29204 - attacks IIUII 1IU UU- HK f ic'd done a wL mmm ng lo ihc "V lican Parly csidcni in .Clinton nislraiion had picked federal court interview, judges "for their politically correct d that his views, their extreme conservatism erne Court and their relative youth so they cd abortion could stay on the court a long nus test. lime." uncomfort- He said judges had not been he said he picked for "their education, their the litmus background, their judgment and pointmcnts their experience," leaving him, he eagan and said, feeling obligated to pick only judges who would back abortion ush ad mi- _ rights. volunteers mrdle woes ? lectcd 1 ()(),()()() signatures, the jal stock in same as the original drive, tresidential In Illinois, the petition drive was gearing up restarted this month, again because led Demo- of uncertainty about the loyalty of opponents, three of the 23 electors. And a cling some fourth elector said he would be gone during the lime the Electoral ot staffers College meets in December. Last ire the cost week, Illinois volunteers also hired they don't auditors to look over books amid d i t i o n a I worries that a former state manager may have misspent money, m lime to Tennessee volunteer Larry Crim Ip resolve was asked to defer his organizing i chairman activities to a Nashville-based minor, not committee. Crim complained he'd e kind of become the outsider Perot has porvith a top- trayed himself to be. lizalion. If In Tulsa, Okla., supporter Pal e wouldn't Clancy said volunteer* in Oklaits and all homa City, aided by Perot's campaign staff in Dallas, wrested conim on his trol of the slate effort. He comach of his plained of bully tactics and said he las been at was labeled a "security risk," a I of a peti- charge Perot's staff denies. After also meets starling Oklahoma's petition drive in late February, Clancy now says, dcrs must "I won't be in the campaign." using the A Perot petition office was shut volunteers, down in Harrison, Ark., earlier this nance laws month after volunteers learned two ess rules. supporters were associated with I j white supremacist groups. One of cr eaters ^ SUpp0rlers denied the allega> virtue o tjon ljlc ol|ler acknowledged ' Pcrol ho1- he belonged to the Ku Klux Klan iU".c'.?"ce as a leen-ager. s' 1C cairj~ One sign the campaign staff in r lw0 ^ac" Dallas is trying to gel closer to the "r-r CdV" volunteers was the start last week t ec ings. ()j- a newsletter by Luce, faxed r sl^ms nightly to volunteer offices around implcs, ac- ^ C()umry campaign About 100 people are now on ls the paid staff at Perot's headquar-i /IfiiiA h'lH <>UamI h'llf iKn al IKa i I.U i vv iiuvj iuis, uuiwi nuii uiv iiuiin/vi ui niv h after two Bush and Clinton campaigns. 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