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He said although an em-
ergency state includes the
suspension of some constit-
utional guarantees, it was
not imposed to ‘‘face inter-
nal problems or eliminate
freedom, but done for de-
fence purposes.’”’

He said Nicaragua is
‘‘willing to sign military
non-aggression pacts with
its neighbours,’’ and ‘‘will-
ing not to attack or promote
problems,’’ Chamorro de-
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So far, he said, response
to the Nicaraguan proposals
has not been ‘‘serious or
mature’’.

“The international com-
munity at large is respon-
sible for opening the doors
to peace in Central A-
merica.’’

Nicaragua has been in-
vaded 117 times in border
skirmishes since January,
1980, and 141 Nicaraguans
have been killed in the
clashes.

Now, claimed Chamorro,

The Other Press

the U.S. state department
is running a large-scale
propoganda campaign to
justify American involve-
ment in Nicaragua.

‘“‘The main guarantee of
Nicaraguan survival relies
on the popular support of
the people facing the pol-
itics of aggression. The
Nicaraguan government is
not afraid of its own people,
it has given arms to the
people,’’ said Chamorro.

“If forced to war, Nicar-
aguans are ready and will-
ing to fight.’’

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Justifiable computercide

(RNR/CUP) - In what may

be the world’s first case of

justifiable computercide, a
West German bookkeeper
has been acquitted of
charges of malicious mis-
chief for attacking his com-
puter with a chair and then

setting it on fire.

Nancy is trendy

(RNR/CUP) - At the sug-
gestion of American first
lady Nancy Reagan, the
Smithsonian Institute is of-
fering a graduate studies
program in American fa-
shion.

The Smithsonian, one of
13 museums to receive de-

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The judge in the case!
said he decided to come
down on the side of lenien-
cy after the bookkeeper
explained his patience had
been exhausted when the
computer broke down for
the fifth time in five hours.

signer garments worn by
the first lady in 1981, says
the ‘‘First Ladies Fellow-
ship’’ will allow students to
research the history of
American fashion and ‘‘the
function of costumes in
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