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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - July 12, 1978, Winnipeg, Manitoba 6 Winnipeg free press wednesday. July 12. 1978 Shadow hangs Over armament talks As Vance Gromyko Confer in Geneva Geneva a . State Secretary Cyrus Vance and soviet for eign minister Andrei Gromyko resumed nuclear arms negotiations today under the Shadow of trials of Anatoly Shch Aransky and Alex Ander Ginzburg in the soviet Union. But a spokesman for Vance said he would wait until later in the talks to renew the . Government s pro tests against the treatment of the two soviet dissidents. The spokesman said the first ses Sion would be devoted entirely to the unresolved issues blocking conclusion of Salt ii a new treaty to limit the nuclear arsenals of the two superpowers. Vance has said repeatedly that . Opposition to the soviet crack Down on dissidents must not be Al Lowed to affect the nuclear arms negotiations. But a senior . Official said the Secretary would stress to Gro Myko the importance of dealing fairly not Only with Shch Aransky but All the the official said objections within the Carter administration to Vance s meeting Gromyko because of the Kremlin s treatment of dissidents were dismissed because arms limitation could not be delayed. He said if Vance and Gromyko did not meet now it was unlikely they could get together before the fall. However Vance brought with him a message from president Carter to soviet president Leonid Brezhnev expressing . Concern about the trials. And the . Official said after Vance completes the talks with Gro Myko late thursday he will meet wife who is in route to the United states to drum up sup port for her husband. . Sources said Vance had a new bargaining counter for the arms talks a threat to build thousands of extra missile silos that would enable the . To shift its land based minuteman missiles periodically and make them less vulnerable to a Surprise soviet attack. It s going to be hard said a senior . Official referring to expected soviet objections to the Shell game defense strategy known officials As map for Multi ple aiming Points. The source said the Carter administration has not decided whether to go ahead with the Mobile missile defense. But he said the administration has decided it has this option under existing agreements with the soviet Union on nuclear arms. Last Spring the soviets proposed that All new missile systems be banned until 1985, the life of the new arms limitation pact which Vance and Gromyko will try to bring closer to completion. The . Rejected this mostly because it would Rule out testing of a new Mobile missile. Vance arrived in Geneva tuesday night. Wiebe s a Mart foods 300 Edison ave. North Kildonan we Rusf ref the right to limit quantities special prices effective wednesday. July 12, to saturday. 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In Bilbao another major Basque City demonstrators for Basque Independence battled the police for More than four hours and several buses and shops were set afire. Pamplona where the violence first erupted saturday was Calm but tense officials said. The first of the youths was killed when riot police stormed into the Bull ring to break up a pro Basque demonstration and fired rubber bullets and smoke grenades at the crowd of the 10 hours of rioting that followed stopped the annual running of the bulls festival and tourists left the City. The Council recognized six months ago by King Juan Carlos in preparation for giving the area Home Rule called on Premier Adolfo Suarez s government in Madrid to Transfer to it immediately All Power and responsibilities including Public order to which its pre Home Rule status entitles it. Vacation lists Convoy ambushed the los Angeles times Salisbury Rhodesia gents ambushed a Convoy of rhodesian vacation lists tuesday despite their armed military escort. In the Melee first reports indicated three persons died. One was shot dead and two others were killed when their tourist bus crashed during the gunfire. Nine people were reported wounded. It was the most violent attack on a civilian Convoy since traffic on the main roads of Rhodesia first became subject to hit and run strikes by guerrillas in the Spring of 1976. The largest attack occurred on the morning Convoy composed mostly of families motoring Home after a four Day National Holiday after it left Lake Kariba in the Northwest of Rhodesia. Most of the people were on their Way to Salisbury Rhodesia s main City. The rebel ambush occurred As the Convoy wound through the Zambezi Valley to Makuta where the Road connects with the main Highway to Salis Bury. The Valley is a game area filled with Lions and elephants. Military escorted convoys now Are required on sections of most rhodesian highways. Protection usually is provided by police and military reservists travelling in armed vehicles at the front Middle and end of the column. Sometimes Light civilian aircraft flown by reservists move overhead on the Lookout for possible insurgent traps. Insurgents sometimes halt a Convoy which usually travels at Normal High Way Speed by falling a tree across the Road at Points where it bends sharply to create Blind curves. Former Indian Premier accused new Delhi renter the India government has accused former prime minister Indira Gandhi of illegal actions during her 21-month internal emergency Rule which ended with Hei election defeat in March 1977. The main Case against mrs. Gandhi who has staged a major political come Back in recent months involves Hei arrest of opposition leaders throughout the country which the government Al Leges was less for Security than for political reasons. The Indian Central Bureau of investigation in 9 first step of a lengthy and Complex judicial process registered six complaints tuesday in connection with the emergency Rule. Prime defendant in three Fain com plaints is mrs. Ghandi accused of Crim Inal conspiracy the use of forged Docu ments and criminal intimidation. She was also charged with illegally de Taining seven people who wrote to her opposing press censorship and harass event of officials investigating the financial affairs of her son Sanjay Ghandi 31. The son was named As defendant in two of the complaints and the the information minister under mrs. Ghandi Vidya Charan Shukla. Is a defendant in one complaint. The complaints which follow the Fil ing of what is known in India As first information reports were registered in two courts. Legal sources said that although this was Only the first step in a protracted process it indicated that the govern ment after months of indecision now is prepared to act against mrs. Gandhi. The former prime minister is not in immediate danger of arrest the sources said but is Likely to face trial in the near future in cases which could run for Many months. Chief magistrate p. K. Jain told Reuters news Agency that the Chi will continue its investigations and file a report to the court when it has enough evidence to prosecute. He said the Chi could then decide whether to arrest mrs. Gandhi or have the court summon her to a hear ing. Prime Uei Knaani in mice main Black Detainee plunges to death _ in hit. Rink u i Fath soaked protest around Pretoria a a Young b ack detained by police plunged to his death from a fifth floor police office in the coastal town of port Elizabeth the 25th non White Detainee to die while in the custody of South african Security police since March 1976. Police minister Jimmy Kriiger or dered an investigation tuesday into inc death of Langile Tabalanza. 20. Police said Tabalanza jumped to his death monday after he had been taken into custody on suspicion of arson and theft. The port Elizabeth offices were the site of the interrogation of Black rights Leader Steve Biko who died last sep tember of head injuries sustained Dur ing questioning. An inquest absolved the police. Biko s death sparked protest around the world and Kruger came under heavy fire from within his own Rul ing National party for his handling of the affair. In his statement. Kruger stressed that Tabalanza was not detained on terrorism charges and would have been formally charged within the legally prescribed 48 hours had he not died. And install of Tot a Marimla Dimind 1961 any size up to 36 wide installation 4.1" Black Hole discovered by satellite telescopes weight anoxia cd Washington scientists believe that the recent detection of a Black Hole in the Constellation Scorpius is the most convincing evidence so far in a 10-year search for the mysterious celestial objects. The Black Hole was found by the orbiting satellite Copernicus which twice has seen the invisible Black Hole in orbit around a Star named v-8s1, which is 25 times the size of our own although it s invisible the Wack Hole was identified when it passed behind the supergiant Star v-s61 and was momentarily eclipsed from View of a Ray and ultraviolet telescopes aboard Cope Ericus. Cor owners will kick they get the Ann Arbor Mich. A City officials in this pome of the University of Michi Gan have that what s Good for Den ver Boston and Washington is Good for them. The has began using the Denver Boot a Metal shackle literally traps illegally parked cars. The Damp attaches to the front wed of a car leaving the Imam title. And employers re Ite tort Par inf violators Wisl pay the tenets we win Cost she the a rays we were observing disappeared when the visible Star eclipsed its companion said Princeton University s or. Ronald Polidan one of a team of five scientists who announced the discovery two weeks ago. Astronomers have Long known that v-861 so named because it is the 86ist variable Star identified in Scorpius was the visible half of a binary set whose Campanion Star was too Small to see. Small As it is the companion Star exerts a pull that makes the visible supergiant wobble As it moves through the heavens. The suspect Wack Hole is a Mere c million mites from its supergiant companion mean ing it s close enough to enormous amounts of Gas away from the visible Star. The gravitational Panflof a Wack note is one of the strongest forces in the universe. So densely packed is a Black Hole that its Gravity does not even permit any Light to escape it what was seen via Copernicus was Gas spiral Rog out of the visible Star and into the Mack Hole. The Gas heats up to More than hmm degrees centigrade generating x rays that selected by it was disappearance of the a rays to Tow new Issue Star passed behind its vis Ftfe mate Corr iced in cad of mid a Lute. A photo chant monday near the soviet Mission to the United nations. Dissident s wife ousted from soviet courtroom Moscow a Anatoly Shch Aransky s Mother and Alexander Ginzburg s wife were barred from court rooms today on the third Day of the dissidents trials. In Moscow the secret session in Shch Aransky s spy trial ended at mid Day and his brother Leonid was permitted to enter the courtroom. But Shch Aransky s 70-year-old Mother Ida was turned away As she has been every Day of the trial. She said her exclusion from the court room was a sadistic torture a mockery of a in Kaluga 100 Miles to the South Irina Ginzburg was forbidden to attend her Hus band s trial after she was ejected for outbursts tuesday. They told me Well nothing she said. However Ginzburg s 70 year old Mother Ludmila was permitted to attend. In Moscow about 30 uniformed police men 15 supporters of the dissidents and a few Western reporters stood outside the courthouse. Also there to offer support were Boris and Natalia Kau. And their baby Jessica whose problems digesting food have drawn offers of help from United states hospitals but irritation from the soviets who say they can cure her and refuse to let her leave. About 100 supporters stood with Ginz Burg s wife outside the courthouse in Kaluga. One of them was the wife of Yuri Orlov whose sentencing May 18 to seven years in a labor Camp plus five years banishment from Moscow was the first in the current round of dissident trials. Shch Aransky 30, faces the death penalty on a charge of spying for the . He is accused of passing military secrets to los Angeles times reporter Robert Toth who has denied the allegation. Ginzburg 41, is charged with anti soviet activities for his distribution of dissident literature and his management of exiled novelist Alexander Solzhenitsyn s fund to Aid the families of political prisoners. It would be his third conviction and he could get 15 years of imprisonment and Siberia exile. Despite the Strain in soviet-. Relations resulting from the trials . State Secretary Cyrus Vance and soviet for eign minister Andrei Gromyko were open ing talks in Geneva today in an attempt to remove the last big barriers to Salt ii the second soviet-. Treaty to limit their stocks of nuclear weapons and the Means of delivering them. Nothing secret about data from Shch Aransky Toth Robert c. Toth who served As the los Angeles times Moscow correspondent from 1971 to 1977, has been accused by soviet prosecutors at the Shch Aransky treason trial of having acted an a spy or a . Intelligence Agency by collect ing secret information with Shch Aransky s help. Toth who has a de Gree in engineering As Well As one in journalism was detained and questioned by the Kab secret police in june 1977. Just before his scheduled three year tour of duty came to an end. By Robert c. The Las Angeles times Washington several of my stories have been cited during the treason trial of russian dissident Anatoly Shch Aransky. But the one which appears to be the Prin Cipal focus of soviet anger appeared in the los Angeles times nov. 22, 1976. Under the headline Russ indirectly reveal secrets clues in denials of jewish it was written from information collected Over a period of at least a month. Shch Aransky and other jewish activists provided the data the names and for Mer work places of jews refused exit visas on grounds that they possessed state secrets As a result of their jobs. In fact Shch Aransky was named in the Arti Cle As were others. There was nothing secret about any of it All information i collected in the soviet Union was for publication in the times. It had occurred to me after two years in Moscow that jews from a strikingly wide Range of vocations were being denied exit on secrecy grounds from football players to scientists from waiters to Engi neers. Clearly some of the refuseniks had once possessed secrets because of their previous work. It seemed obvious however that the intelligence value of such information had Long perished since none of these refuseniks had worked at All for Over five years. More important the capricious use of the state secrets excuse to refuse an exit visa to a former worker in the soviet milk and meat Institute for example seemed Worth a Story further Shch Aransky and others had already compiled Long lists of refuseniks and had transmitted them to their sup porters in the United states and Britain to elicit support for their cause. The lists showed that some of the same work places at which the refuseniks sup Posedly had received secret inform such As the Institute of the Chemi Cal ministry were sometimes officially classified As open or Ron secret the soviets did this when they wanted to buy advanced technology equipment from Western Europe and the United states technology which Western governments would not sell to anything but open institutes. In another article most help came from a refused Nik who has now emigrated e. Trifonov but it consisted of translating a technical article from a soviet scientific journal. The Cost of his work was entered on my expense account so Cararsky knew of my project but so far As i recall no information. Lyon deplores trials of dissidents Premier Sterling Lyon issued a state ment tuesday saying he regretted and deplored the so called trials " of soviet dissidents Anatoly Shch Aransky and Alex Ander a Myburg. People throughout the world who Tove and cherish Freedom Are deeply dismayed by the latest example of repression in the soviet the statement said. The absence of Freedom and of free 3kwgm in the soviet Union and the Jov toe Practised its govern ment has once again been demonstrated to everyone. Let us be Ever vigilant to ensure that our genuine freedoms i this country Are never subjected to the tyranny Practised by the .s.r. Communist in an interview later. Lyon said it s and icely criticism from Western leaders will help the dissidents Bat added be Hopes it will let the soviet Unwin Fonow their actions dont pass a enticed and rewind and rows of Tecc Freedom they enjoy ;