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‘DETROIT (AP) _ The .

“heap of platitudes. "

-gloomy prophecy to me,”

“Michael, 1 wish you luck.

’ Olympic -

_ following the Soviet militery

- Tagging themselves with
names: like” Fear aud:
‘performing numbers with

‘rock bands have.
.traditionally inspired.
violent: behavior among

_ Glad: fans on. the dance «”
floor. : aoe :
But while’ ‘cuts: “and
-brulges are tp be‘expected
after a night’of. “slam.

‘and, authorities “alike
when Linda’Nichols, a 23°".
year-old’ ‘Hollywood

| Teceptionist; was: knifed-*" \i cence has been-around:

, in the back.

“two stabbings ‘blamed on.

. punks in the last.’ month, -
and they “highlight:-.a°'-
swelling wave of: ‘violence. |

gangs marauding through

titles like Homicide, punk.

“their: leather-and ‘chain: «"-
+ Béach two weeks. ago. -.--
; +. Pollee say punks. have noe
, ‘an intelligence network to...”
‘determine, where: :the:
". patties are’ and. then’
crash them; ‘smashing’ .

eel

* Hers ‘was ‘the ‘rat’ Ne

‘from. organized punk -

‘beach ‘omminiies south
, Of here: 74." 7
Police.say ia. limousine
driver was stabbed. and
 seriougly wounded "by ‘a.

the affluent’: ‘resort!.
‘community. of: Newport

furniture and’ ition
party-goers. with
“variety of Weapons, ©:

alte threat- of. punk :

aa: get too concerned:
- until: “this ‘stabbing -in- |
- eident,”' said ’.Newport

Beach officer Rich Long: : ©

“These punks |. are

_ Something else.. They.”

* ahowed t no remorse at all . :

gang. of! ‘eight. punks |
. carrying switchblades in

for a long ‘time but, we’ ~

5 ie LOS ANGELES (AP) — ;

* about the stabbing! They
didn’( give a hoot that the,
guy almost died,”

Punk gangs. also: are

seizing on slam danemy, “-”

as.an excuse: for violence.

ain. ‘this ’ latest craze, ©

LS ‘inflicted. violence. , When
‘the Los Angeles’ punk |‘ 7¢
” group. X played at Whis...-~
-. key -A Go Go’ recently, encouraging - the brutal.
several” women used”: nt
. broken ‘glass ta carve’ -

~ bloody X's in their arms.

_ and property, has always,
:,. been violent.
Skinheads, gange’

| Workingelass vous wh

*-dancerg: hurl themselves
beat each other in a frenzy.
<.With the gangs Involved,

‘the: number’. of dancers: :
. piled on the floor when the

~amusie: “Stops is getting:

higher ‘—" and. ‘bloodier. -.
And there ig self-

The punk tradition,:
with its disrespect for’ life

British Y

: heeled” boots, have ‘lung -

a spawned by the dismal

” economy worsening, - “it 9
- seems ‘the punk scene’ is
_igelting vicious here, too. .

pidwl . Landon in etrets
been the madel for would:
be punks heére.’. oo,
But’ American punks
have been mostly middle-

class, their, protests void
Of... the vehemence

conditions: faciig. the
English . working .” ‘Class:
Now, | with’: ‘the’ U.S."

nd leaders are in on
the: violence;.":too,, and: | |
‘Many. are . ‘blarned for

Hehavior: * .
The’ Tead singer of the:
Diodes, a band’ «ff

Toronto, was attacked by:

FORTALEZA (AP)
Brazil's’ Roman” Catholle
bishops presented Pope John

- Paul with a-manifesto today -
~ateusing, .

the... military
goverriment. .of . fostering
racial and class dis-
crimination: a

The document was. ‘drawn,
for
discussions at .a nationwide .

’. encharistic conference at
which the Pope was. speaking

Rep

Nig ot
“wt

Republican Party risks
losing the U.S. presidential

-eleetion in, November if" it

clings to its ‘rigid anti-
abortion stance and fails to

. endorse the Equal Rights -
_Ammendment, the party's

op-ehalrman said. Wed-

nesday..
“ lie’
, nee two: aly, pelos. Ahak

prevent.our party from
electing the next president of

the United’ States,” said

Mary: Crisp whose term as
co-chairman expires at the
conclusion of the Republican
National Convention.

“Qur ‘party has endorsed

and worked for the ERA for

40 years," she said. ‘Now we

. ‘gre reversing our position -

and are about. to bury the
rights of “dver ’10" million. °
American women. under a

He told
him so

MOSCOW (AP) « — Lord
‘Killanin, about to . presi
over the niost troubled
Olympic Games :of. ‘all;

tooked back wistfully té 1972, r

when: he took over from
Avery, Brundage as
president. of
ternational Olympic. “‘Com-
mittee.

“Mr, Brundage made a

said: the: 66-year-old Irish
peer. ‘He said to me:

But there will not be an
Olympic Games in Montreal
in'1976, We have seen the East

Games __ in
Munich," _ :

Killanin, who had just
arrived in Moscow, gave a
wry-stile.

“7 gaw:the Games of Mon-
treal through," he.said at a
news conference. “And I
‘hope to live until July 19, to
seg the opening ceremony of
another Olympic Games in
Moscow.

Killanin, who has piloted
the Olympic movement
through growing troubles
during his eight years in
office, steps down when the

flame goes out on the
Moscow Games.
He made no direct

reference in his remarks to

the boycott of the Olympics |.

led by the United States,

action in Afghanistan. ot
Killanin. made a cynical.
reference to bureaucracy in
both the Soviet Union and the
US.

“iphe FOC has been sand-
wiched between lwo major
powers. I have discovered
the one thing the two major
powers have in common is
bureaucracy.”

Killanin is due to preside
over the meeting of the 10C's
executive boar during, ts
weekend. ;

- —Heavy

‘mean a

‘get

* ro

He ~W BRAZIL ee
Bishops. criticize. gov’ 7

today. The ‘conference’ was

: called to.seek Ways'to help
about 30 million Brazilian

migrants constantly in

. search of better jobs or land.

The prelates’ document is |
a ‘catalog of ills in’ Latin

-: America’s biggest’ country

and’ the world's largest
Catholic natlon, Aimong the
problems it listed were:
' faxes: -. on
agricultural produce, in-

ppt les

whe
a4

She pledged to do
“whatever ig within my
power” to prevent the two
planks from’ being adopted -
by the full platform com-
mittee,

But Ms. Crisp was clearly:
fighting a losing: battle.

A subcommittee approved

platform Sane ener a.

declaring”
matter for the safes: to
decide, If allowed ta stand, it
would be the first-time in 40
years the Republican party
hasn't endorsed a‘ women's .
_rights ‘amendment to the
U.S. constitution. .
Senator John’ Tower of
Texas, chairman of the full.
106-member platform
committee, predicted the
majority would beut*back
any attempt to change the
wording when it. comes

_ before. the full committee.

Ronald Reagan, who is’
‘certain to receive the .coa-
Vention’s nomination as the

stead. of supports for. fare: a " service.
-, ers

a
weet

Lack of good sctioals in
rural areas; ~

—Raclal and class. dis-.

crimination; “the Negro- is

‘ despised,” It said; -

ublican_ says fear

ie abuts meat

. “Hi-conceived,
and
“mented.”

“Republican candidate for.

president, opposes the ERA
and supports an antiabortion
amendment to the con-
stitution. a

The proposed Democratic
party Platform endorses the .

— “Professionally
organized _prostitution'’;
aimed specifically at.
recruiting; the statement
said prostitution is “the only .
_Consctously organizer

ERA as a top: prlority. It also
supports a Supreme Court
decision on abortion rights
and “opposes any con-

-Stitutional, amendment to

_ restrict or overturn” it. |.

In other devlopmenis .as
Republicans ‘ prepared for
the formal operiing of their
national nominating con-
ven ta eat ‘gn

delegated mae iat to a

preference, former UN

Ambassador Georgé Bush is
the favored: vice-presidential
running mate for Reagan, a

survey by The. Associated
Press showed, Bush is
trailed by Senator Howard

_Baker of Tennessee and

Representative Jack Kemp
of New York.
Republicans clastied again

with the
ministration over: the Soviet

‘ain “embargo, calling «it
ineffective
impraperly ,, <. imple-.

Meanwhile ina speech in
ashington, U.S.
Agriculture Secretary, Bob

Bergland called critics of the
embargo:
‘biggest. flag-wavers in’ the

“some of the-

country, the super patriots
who talk tough but act like
‘Pussycats."

officials,

Carter: ad-.;

offered’ to iniedits
—"Laxury, © ' odtehtation
and national triumphalism'™

- on the part of" government
‘erlmé * when
thousands of Brazilisins are
ving : however, should not be used.
sine shops | ‘also, “urged -

Wy

“Tess. sophisticated
‘inaugurations’ of publi¢

‘works and fewer ‘unhec-”
essary expenses, : a humbler -

policy, a policy closer to the
ople."”
The document said the mi-.,
, grant problem |

asa’ whole and of. every
‘Brazilian — particularly the

ehurch shotld cereale ‘more’
reception and: guidance ™

4 centres for - migrants--and«':
help- them -against “‘ex-..
ploitation”. by :large .com-. .

panies or land ‘owners.
Alter | addressing. .

city of Manaus, his last stop.

"before leaving ‘for’ home’ :
Friday, where. leaders” of" "

Brazil's: 190,000 Indians.

hoped : to~ -enlist? his support
RS TE THE Hive
ThA THG ‘TIaian leaders i bag 1")

that the government's:
National Indian..Foundation:: *

‘has taken systematic steps. |. _-
to let business interests. usé..j |”
Jand to” exploit’ *

Indian
mineral, forest. and. agr-.,
icultural “resources. . Tha”
letter delivered to the Pope

‘goon after his arrival in -
Brazil, the Indians said they .
are’ “suffering : ‘at, the un.)

worthy hands.“‘of;' a "dv

‘Spuchea. (Cambodia.)
“Carter also spoke

- bilteral: relations ad thé:

i relations on ‘New en's:

LQ I ‘a /
well-to-do ories:"' Tt said ‘the ' certainly ree. ; an in

‘the |
-conference, the Pope was -
flying to the Amazon jungle.

2 TES og

“KOK YO iC pr
‘alliance ‘among China,

"An
the

United States antl Sofie) apa our Iwo countries:
(Japan -andthe. united .

would -counjer ‘4° Soviel;

. Imilitary , buildup, President

Carter “said ‘today before -
conferring for more than one,
hour with Chinese. Premier
Hua Guoteig.

Stiortly before the meeting

t

“believe in every respect (he :
new ‘peacelul “yelationship -

Slates) ,‘on-the'one hand, and

China on the other is. better,

for ug all, inthe matter of

peace. and trade and an

pos ata better life fot our
peapte."; a

- with Hua, Carter said In an -

= dinterview - on: Japanese

““{elevision. the three-way”

* elationship Isa, means ‘by.

range strategic concerns to

=" tinimize the. threat of the .
éSoviet military’ buildup, : i

which: is exemplified * most

‘vividly by their unwarranted 7

invasion of Afghanistan and

“exciting . progress’

, 1978.: at e
We believe ‘that this new

~ development is condusive to .

peace’ ‘and: stability and.
ptogress throughout the
Asian region of the world,” -
he: toldan- interviewer, on a.

television, program byodd-: .

cast by the state-operated
Japan Broadcasting Corp.

Catrer sald: “We beheve.
that this new. relationshop,

by either. our.-.country. or:

_dJapan, with. China, against .

‘the Soviet Union. ’

“We should: not: combine
‘our efforts Bite “another
‘nation;:. : : should.

--eombine - one ‘efforts ““ta.>

a othe “maintain peace and the, r
responsibility: of ihe nation,

freedom -of each country, to -

make its own decisions free...

of ‘dutside. Interference, ans’

yvasion,”:
The président also s

-

TOKYO ) (AP) — : President —

- Carter returned’ to the
-., United States today after a

fheeting with Chinese
Premier. Hua Guofeng that

‘The’ 75-minute. conference
“dlosed.aut Carter's 2i-hour-
visit) to Japan .to :atlend a
~memorial service for the late
Prime ‘Minister.
Ohira. Theiw: a day's:
stépover before continuing, lo
his home‘in Plains; Ga. .

In talks, Anat. White House
‘press secretary Jody. Powell
sald were ‘substantive ‘and ‘
- worthwhile,” Carter and the”
Chinese leader agteed ‘that —
heir countries: stiaré ‘con-'
cern, Over: the . Moscow’ 8
Military « ‘intervention... in: :
Afghanistan and its- ‘support, *
“of Vietnam’ s occupation. of ©
Cambodia,

Carter ‘in a “television ‘ine: :

terview with three Japanese:

eporters said the expanding *

relationship among the three |;
states -was ‘a means. by .
_ which we can share oyr long-
range’ strategic concems to

underscored. U.S.,. Chinese -
:-and Japanese opposition to.
. “Soviet expansionism in Asia.

Masayoshi -

‘ minimize :the threat of the ~
‘Soviet, military. ‘buildup,

| to’ offset Russian moves.

. Hua and Carter: were in

Tokyo to attend a. memorial.

service for-the lale Japanese.
prime minister, Masayoshi

Ohira; ...
Carter | “ett Tokyo for

Anchorage, Alaska, at 10 -’

a.m.:—.9 pm. Wednesday
EDT. He. was. to remain

. there for a day" 8 fishing ani

Carter feels

~ which we canshare’our, long- > .

omy CARTER... =

aT) wall
‘ Ae

+ whieh is exemplified Tnoat

; vividly ‘by their unwarranted

"Invasion of Afghanistan and

their support of the-. Viel-

trtenda

namese- invasion of Kam-,

puchea (Cambodia).”: ”

powell later said Carter
was not’ suggesting that: the
United , States,

alliance against. ;

_ Russians.

. “Phat is not: the case, nor
am 1 aware that any of us
think it should, be "he said,”

‘Hien’ fly on to-Plaini ro
Carter conferred: with’ the _

“Chinese Jeader at the

Okura Hotel next to ‘the U, Ss,

- Embassy. They had'met for -

the first time al a reception

- Wednesday night.

”.-When jie mel Hua today,

Carler greeted :the Chinese .

leader, with the. ‘words: vit! ‘8

_ wood to see you again.”

(ineluding).
: devélopments
‘threaten the’ peace and .

.enewed and ay

‘Japan and.
China. are forming - an...
. the ’

. U:S, officials described the

Carter-Hua meeting as |
“substantive and most
_worthwhile.””:

The two- leaders ‘Tet’ for.

one hour and 15 minutes,
~ somewhat
scheduled, -in
presidential . press secretary
' Jody Powell called a “wide
ranging. discussion -of inter-

longer + than

national! and bilateral affairs
. Fecent
- whieh

tranquility of Southwest Asia
and Indochina." :
Powell sald after the moet

neephere. is easential :
agreement. between ;the

United States'and: the .

Peoples Republic:, of. China

_ with regard to atrategic per-

spectives and particularly as, .

they-relate to the: Soviet fi- :
m vasion of Afghanistan’ ‘and

the invasion of Cambodla by.
* ‘Sovietbacked ‘Vietnamese...
Powell said ‘the two did’ re
discuss “Korea.: potent:
changes. ° : in vot

‘ Jeadership. or 8

The invitaticr, “
the, other’: Do
as agreu
they- ought too expedited

, following the conclusion of
the American. election.” ”

Shortly after - Carter
greeted Hua at their first.

official : meeting,: tha two.”

leaders sat. in: armchairs -

. separated by.a- small. {able

on which were glasés of, soft.
a irks and fruit Nices.~ ;

;

#

' ernment agency which says" "|

it supports the Indian ‘bul

which in reality does nothing ~ .

but steal Indian. land,’" ,
The Pope's visit: to: For:

taleza was marred at dawn

Wednesday when at” least

three women were trampled

to death and many other
persons were injured ‘itt the

crowd pushing into a'soecer
stadium where the pontiff |
‘was to
during the afternoon: " ; ;

celebrate mass”

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