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A provinclal court judge munity recently'— because telephone interview that he America, saying that made no allocation for the .
issued a warrant for the no one would help him up told court officers to call tomatvenest Neda | grants for at least two a
arrest of a handicapped stairs to appear before Sedgwick’s name inside and escalating the cahnces of nut it wasn’t debate or
man for failure to appear in Judge Guy Mahaffy. =. outside the courtroom-when war, “Delegates voted to pratesters that stireed the
court although, he mew the = Sedgwick only made lt up his trial started, The of- eondemn the apartheid most excitement among :
man was sitting In a the stalre when Mahaify : ficers told the judge. pollcies of the South African delegates.
wheelchair outside the sent police to arrest him for Sedgwick sald he could not government, saying that the On the first Sunday of the dw EET - '
building. - failing to appear and two get up the stairs without government is suffering assembly, the tent was a : es 4
Walter Sedgwick says he police officers and two help. Mahaffy then told the’ perpetuating white minority again the site of celebration Se temb r 1 t 13 . :
. waited for. four hours out- conservation © officers officerstotellhim hehadto rules at ,the cost of as delegates worshipped “- on b eC , s
side the courthouse in this carried him up. get ‘into court. “ ,enormous suffering. | according to a © new
: uo After. again telling _ .But cones were not. agreement about the ‘basic
Sedgwick he had to get inte expressed only in written. sareemen of aith. Extensive range of. Ladies wear.

Reactor planned

WASHINGTON (AP)—The Reagan administration wants

to build a new nuclear weapons reactor in Idaho despite an

advisory panel's conclusion that putting it in South Carolina
or Washington state would be less’ expensive and less of a
health risky .
-Energy Secretary Donald Hodel on Thursday ordered
environmental studies conducted: on the. suitability of
building the $3-billion to $¢-billion New Production Reactor
at the government's Idaho-Falls National Laboratory.
“The new reactor in Idaho will diversify our production
capacity and assure that the nation has an adequate and

+ Feallable supply of these critical materials,” Hodel said.

i Hodel's announcement‘ drew“an" angry “reaction ‘from

Senator Strom Thurmond (R-S.C.), chairman of the Senate —

armed services military construction subcommittee, who
said the new reactor should be built at the government's
Savannah River nuclear facilities in his state.

Senator James McClure (R-Idaho), chairman of the
Senate energy committee, said he was “delighted” with
Hodel’s announcement, MeClure, however, said the.
“struggle to see actual construction begin is not over.”

Congressional sources said a factor in Hodel’s decision
against Savannah River was the South Carolina
congressional delegation’s support for delaying reopening
of the Energy Department's weapong-producing L reactor
there.

After being mothballed the last 15 years, the L reactor
was scheduled to reopen this October following a $200-
million refurbishing, .But congress last month ordered the.
startup delayed until-a new environmental-study on it is
completed,

The congressional sources predicted that a major battle
over the site of the new reactor will erupt among McClure,
Thurmond and Senator Henry Jackson of Washington, the
ranking Democrat on the armed services committee.

An Energy Department advisory panel headed by Kelth
Glennan, a former’ member of the defunct Atomic Energy.
Commission and the first administrator of NASA, last
' November recommended Savannah River as the location of
the new reactor and picked Hanford, Wash., a3 ite second
choice.

The panel ranked Idaho Falls a distant third, saying ithas
no history of producing weapons materials and lacks the
necessary fuel: fabrication, plutonium reporcessing and.
other support facillttes. © -

It also-sald there is more danger of con ting the
local water supply at Idaho Falls than at Hanford or

with | the Roman Catholic | 4

-Mahaffy said in ay

court, he issued -an- arrest |
. from delegates and visitors

warrant, Mahaffy said.

CALES.FOUR TIMES
Mahaffy said Sedgwick

"had already been called to

court four times on the

charge. He failed to appear

the first time, in Dec., 1982,

walked into-the courtroom

for his second appearance

in Jan., 1988 and was unable»
to appear two subsequent’
- times’ because he was in -
-hospital.

Sedgwick was
manently disabled in June
when a fall left him unable
to use his legs, ;

Sedgwick was charged
with night hunting after a
conservation officer spotted

~ him and another man riding _
4 tractor equipped with a
spotlight in a farmer's field.

The officer - testified

Sedgwick :was carrying an -

unenclosed rifle.

Sedgwick featified the twa
were looking for a bear that’
had mauled his friend's dog
but did not intend to shoot it,

Sedgwick was carrying the

_tifle because “he had a

deathly fear of snakes’ and
wanted some protection,
said Mahaffy, quoting
Sedgwick’s testimony.
David’ —_— Farrell, a
spokesman for the federal
Department of Justice, said

Thursday that “court of- |
‘ficials do have a. respon-

sibility te see that people
can get te court."

Farrell said “it would be
the responsibility of the
court staff... .for physically

per-

the asem neared an ‘end,

involvement in Central

reports. Often they came
who steod on a wooden stage

fo emotionally speak of

thelr persoanl struggles and
‘triumphs.

A young woman from the
Marshall" Islands told of
American
hydrogen and atomic bombs

in the South Pacific. A’
’. purse irm Thailand said the

problem of prostitution is
critical ia ‘her -homeland, “

- Dr Helen Caldicott; “head of

Physicians for. Social

testing of .

* Respo} sibility) i. told

U.S. denominations - have

Conducted by Most Rev.
Robert. Runcie,
_ Archbishop of Canterbury,

- the service combined three ©

elements of worship that

have divided clergymen for -

years—baptism, eucharist
and ministry. |

In mingled tongues, the
-Mmixed = ifiterantioanl
congregation prayed:
"Across the barriers that
dividé...reconcile us, 0.
christ, by your cross.”
en thie end, many: of those”
barries had ‘been lifted.

the

\ delegates crowded under: .

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\ \ On’ Wednesday night, as

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