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Page 6; The Herald, Monday, May 12, 1980 .

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By D E METRI vo
OLACIREGUI
SAN SALVADOR, El
Salvador (UPI) — Ap-
parently wealthy right-wing.

protesters marched in front:
of the home of U.S. Am-.

bassador Robert E. White
and demanded that he be
removed from his post for
driving El Salvador “into
communism,”

Some .-200 protesters

alleged. Sunday that White.

supported leftists struggling
sfor power in the tiny Central
American nation of 4.8
million - people and
demanded that he and

-.“eommunists in the State

Department” be removed.
One’ embassy ataffer

‘described the protesters, |

who vowed to continye their
vigil until White left the
country, as.‘'very wealthy ...

(and) upset that the United
States is not supporting’ a

By LAURENCE
McQUILLAN
WASHINGTON (UPI) —
President Carter, reluctant
with his re-election drive to
become entangled in the

volatile issue of Palestinian .

autonomy, is examining the
question once again. :

Carter was. ta get a
detailed briefing on the
stalled talks -today from
Mideast negotiator Sol
Linowitz, who Sunday
conferred with Secretary of

’ State Edmund’ Muskie and

the U.S ambassadors to
Egypt and Israel. .
Egyptian President Anwar
‘Sadat has tried to convince
Carter to resume his direct,
personal role in the talks.
Carter, faced with his
campaign drive, has tried to
avold becoming "entangled In
such a volatile issue again.

Despite the self-imposed
May 24 deadiine, Sadat last
week abruptly broke off the
troubled talks.

Muskie, sworn in laté last
week as the new head of the
State Department, was

’ expected to join Linowitz for

the meeting with Carter. A
White Howse ' spokesman
Sunday night was unable to
give the time of the session.

Muskie and Linowitz met
Sunday with Ambassador
Samuel Lewis, who returned
from. Israel, and Am-

hagsador Alfred Atherton

: Salvadoran armed forces

“simply to review where we

“unilateral

right-wing policy in El bid to prosecute a former’
; military man .charged with’
leading an. aborted right-

' Salvador.”

They shouted that White
and his left-leaning allies in
Washington were “trying to
push EB] Salvador Into
communism.” _

But the festival at-

mosphere that one observer |

‘said fesembled ‘a New York
block party” contrasted with

anti-U.S, slogans painted on -

sidewalks outside | the
residence and mariachi
bands - that sang ant-U,5,
tunes, **

Most of the .protesters
brought. box “lunches and
liquor, to the non-violent
protest and some youths
strode about on roller skates,
the observer sald;

In another development,
high-ranking members of the

postponed a decision. on
whether to back . the
_ Moderate ruling junta in its

Jr., brought back from’
Egypt.

“The two envoys were or-
dered to return’ to

Washington for a policy. —

review of the autonomy
talks.

The State Department
declined comment. on the
Sunday meeting. Spokesman
Joseph Reap, who declined

even to confirm the meeting .

took place, said “these are

‘other, affigers ‘arrested last

wing coup,
Groups ‘of

weekend to: decide: whether

to.demand freedom for. Maj.

Roberto D’Abuisson’ and 10

internal consultations and i

we never go into them.”

An administration official
acknowledged the meefing
was held and said it was

are now,”
After r vesting an in-
definite delay in the

negotiations, Sadat went into
seclusion to decide his next
step. The Egyptian leader
delivers a major address
Wednesday, amid in-

dications he will try to in- ,

crease U.S. involvement.
The Israeli cabinet,
meeting in Its regular
weekly session, Sunday
“noted with regret Egypt's

postpone the autonomy
deliberations,”

decision to -

‘an official *

said in Jerusalem, but ad- ~' '#;
ded: “Israel has no intention... ©

flute.’*

The talks are aimed at
providing a system of self-
rule for the Palestinians who
live on the Israeli-occlpied
Wert Hank and Gaza Strip.

- of dancing to anyone else’s ««

officers,
“reportedly met over the

‘week for allegedly leading

an aborted May 2 coup.

" Observers in San Salvador
said the decision was crucial

because Christian Democrat
members ‘of the junta had
threatened to resign. if the

‘military did, not: back’. its
decision
- D'Abuleson and his coharts.,

“to - prosecute

catholie nuns who? wear.”

jeans instead of lack habits.”
— ‘and make! {éoffins to.
support: rtheir’ sonp kitehen. .

of hope in the midst of the -

-holocaust. They gre gestures —

of hope that we will survive.

_ to be buried naturally,” they’
said.

. Sisters Koop and Menion
are members of. the Sisters «
‘of Loretto, ah activist
Catholic ordar. ‘Their chosen
work is the Denver Catholic
Worker ‘House, which offers -
hospitality to the homeless ‘
and food to the hungry. The.”
house . and -adjacent soup
kitchen are located in «a
decaying nook of downtown
“Denver, miles - from any :
convent, vo

which has the blessing of the “
-_ president of their order, is’
. the.month-old fusion of their °
economic, political — and -
religious goals’ .

:“Our initial interest was in.
. collective work to help
. support’ other projects “like
‘the. soup kitchen and .
emergency housing. And we
hoped guests could work on”
thém .and pick up a little |
money, ” said Sister Koop.

“She also said they wanted .
to ser've “low-income people

“who have. ‘to pay. for funerals |

; for. years and years.”
~ Sister Manion adds that
the wooden coffins epitomize

us an uncomplicated handling

“of natural needs © and - ac-
‘cepting life's finiteness. -
“With only three coffins in

‘(ieir inventory, -Slster Koop

said the nuns:have no plans ~
‘ th enter “the big time,” but '
they have discussed
memorial services. and
_buying land for.a graveyard. -
They plan to limit marketing .
to word of muh.

Future: plans * aside, - the’

- days of coffih building are —

Rich marchers. want envoy ‘out .

lessons. in the care and.
feeding 6f power, saws, exact
‘* measurement ° i

‘ Wood and soupscents mingle. .
in the shop, located in the
kitchen’s front room.
Sister! Koop ‘sald. she
reflects ‘on resurrection,
death. and the life process
during her 20 hours of coffin
work a week. Sister Manion

‘said her lack of carpentry ~~

skills . keeps ~ her .con-

_ “Wooden coffins are an act :

“By. : ORVAL iAGKEON

"UPD. —) With (25 “bodies
~ alreddy.. -recovered from
+ Tampa.

are entombed in'submerged .~.
vot the. collapsed: ‘Sunshine

‘recovered Friday —
a freighter. battling a heavy

The . coffin | enterprise, .

“uriderwater ~ search

_ Moor of Tampa Bay.

County Sheriff's Depart: ”

: the section missing from’ the ©:

Qo. bes TLV AE, L
casional bangeds. thumb. ...motoriststotake ‘acireuitéis- “2:1

sister Manion was ry, fond
a of oft, At erie
, .” produced she covered it with *
anh Karloft® riod .& pad and’ it now serves ‘as-
ae of. Shoulder. The . cher bed, “day * couch ‘and... caf

a id, -, storage area, However, -she “.:8p
re. is: ambivalent, “about wriak
; . relations to

‘don't want anyone toapend
lot tat money; shipping ik":

_ tremendous threat thatall of... *
us- will, go ‘Ini.ja nuclear «..”

* the accident’ Friday: woe “freighters ‘pilot; ‘John Lerro a
. , “They: want -to; “get: thet wha. struck the: same: br ;
‘channel open as quickly as: ‘with’: ‘another’ ship.
‘Bay, -authoritles tak ile ot ange mM wine ‘Februsry. het colslon
3 e vel
“believe “five more vietlms — Said. r y8," Ma no - a ‘wider lnvestigation
“Thirty ships,” 4" ‘of them
Yoaded and: ready’ to. sall,
“were stranded in ‘the’ port
‘Friday, ‘Authorities ‘said. the.”
Port of Tampa estimated its
‘Josses at $1 million a-day
because of the. closure. -:
: Coastal ‘Diving Co., “the:

Sr ‘PETERSBURG, be

‘cars. tangled | in the wreckage.

Skyway, bridge. ae ;
‘Divers found seven bodies

“Sunday, ‘adding. to the. iB

~— the day °.

BIRANNGRAM” 5 ale -

squall Knocked off woofthe - same salvage firm used to” (UPI) -Self-atyled. whi
‘bridge’s,- main 5 upport ‘‘raise the “sunken Coast rae ta J. + Stone fac te me
eolumns,'A’Greyhound.bus, Guard. buoy tender x ca ‘4 onl og mo
aa many as‘four cars anda - Blackthorn, waa hired to litt black ¢ ureh nearly 2 years
plekup ‘truck drove off the the vehicles and: clear’ the ago, says the night: not in
“bridge, sn. channel’ from’ « Friday's ” abama, the night: of thie
"The “accident, - whieh disaster: -s,2 _ explosion andis the vietitn of: ©
enced, more, than Tee Bizekhorn cank just 9 WB ME
a Ts 1,000 yards:from the Skyway = «
span, disrupted both bridge, last Jan, 28 when it collided py rhe sald it beets si |
and ship traffic. | with a tanker: ‘Twenty-three - spiracy initia ted by. the. Jew

Divers suspended their crewmen: aboard: the Coast
Guard vessel ‘were, killed in -
the accident,

‘It was not -known” what
caused ett ' phosphate
‘eighter Summit entire to ”

"slam into the brie during a _ White right?
-héavy" squall, but the Coast : Stoner, -of Marietta, Ga., .

; - Guaed: and: the | ay beard. ‘Nation hte right wing os

ar -. “Transportation: ety 0a ation e's. Rights
We believe flve more are investigating. :: rf Party; is aecused of the June

masters ‘and - the FBI,!'

_ Stoner said recently. “The --
 Jewsare out to do mein and |
‘destroy me, They are out to
get me because I btand fol

bodies at nightfall Sunday,
‘but plantied to return to the.
Waters. 5 of Tampa Bay early .
Neo cars and the mangled
‘bus have been lifted from the

"wreckage," “ld Pal "Anether investigation has 29, 1958,:;bombing of tha
Marino, ‘an: information © been’: sorderéd i ‘for the Bethel Baplist Church . i

officer forthe Hillsborough. * =k i AFAR agers

May Ta and Mayi4

ment, -
The - Florida. Highway’

“long it will take to replace

Patrol opened the northern -

span of the Sunshine Skyway

bridge to two-way traffic for

the first time Sunday, It has,

not yét been determined how - - tickets good fo! re

separate, southbound. span, .

The’ twin bridges, which ~ |’
normally carry 14,000 cars.a “'
day, had.been. closed since:
pre

“Maya
3 | BIG BONLS |
ES.

routa through and around:
‘Tampa and. into. St. Peter- . ib
sburg. me
Aerino said the next a

coricern of salvage workers

will be to clear the ship ©
channel to reopen the port ~
that has been closed since «--

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