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A4 The Sun SATURDAY, April 30, 1988 WORLD ell ni-Ht iiualilv ami niHrontimieu merc-handine from sears retail a Contras split over weapons question Sandinistas say division hampers talks iHtriliiitioii, an prireH quoted are the regular prices at which the I and catalog I items were I orinerlv ollered by ratalop or in many retail store around the country. Ql'ATNTITIKS AND ASSORTMENTS ARK LIMITED. SO Hl'RRY SWING SET Craftsman Horsepower 3" BELT SANDER ji. irv a Includes 2 Swings, Clide Ride, and 6' Slide. "VAN ".0 7209.1 1750 was (10 Only) was $99.99 $29 NOW NOW Women's Assorted Women's Sport Steps Casual SHOES NOW 3 King of the Surf Guitar NIGHTSHIRTS MM Ml VP- 'J Dick Dale The Del-Tones v.

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The rebels deny the split. The rebels had been supplied arms and weapons since 1981 through CIA-operated air drops that stopped earlier this year when Congress rejected President Reagan's request for renewed military aid. Contra leaders on Friday rejected a government proposal that would have allowed rebels to receive humanitarian aid channeled through the International Red Cross. The Contras view the Red Cross as sympathetic to the leftist government. The Sandinistas offered on Thursday to allow such aid to begin immediately.

It was viewed as a surprise move because the interim cease-fire agreement specifies the rebels would be permitted to receive non-lethal aid only after they moved into the cease-fire zones. MANAGUA, Nicaragua (AP) A split among rebel negotiators over whether to give up their weapons has hampered peace talks with the Sandinista government, a government official charged Friday. Deputy Foreign Minister Victor Hugo Tinoco said the rebels, known as Contras, have suffered 'deep internal divisions and some segments have rejected disarming and returning to civilian life. Tinoco spoke with reporters after the second day of talks here to work out details of a cease-fire pact signed by the warring factions on March 23. The sides have agreed on little since the historic signing to end the bloodshed.

The U.S.-backed rebels Friday rejected a government offer to extend by 30 days a 60-day cease-fire that began April 1. They said the extension showed "a lack of good will to fulfill the agreements." Sandinista officials said the rebels' refusal to agree to an extension showed the Contras were more interested in a truce than a permanent peace. The interim cease-fire accord calls for the Contras to move into seven cease-fire zones while talks continue on a long-term accord. Contra leaders insist the sides agree upon just how much free- i dom the rebels will have within those zones. One of the key issues is wheth-er the rebels can keep their weapons.

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More than 400 people died in the violence July 31. After the riots, Iranians attacked the Saudi Embassy in Iran and Iranian Revolutionary Guards conducted strikes on commercial shipping in the Persian Gulf region. Urging all Moslem states to follow the Saudi example and sever their ties with Tehran, the newspaper Al-Yawm said the Islamic conference "should also expel Iran and turn over its seat to the Iranian opposition." Former Iranian leaders Shah-pour Bakhtiar and Abolhassan Bani Sadr, who are living in exile, were among the first to express support for the Saudi diplomatic break with Tehran. Athens police check identity of slain leader ATHENS, Greece (AP) The body of a man believed to be the leader of an Armenian terrorist group was re-examined Friday to settle questions about his identity. Police said Agop Agopian, leader of the Armenian Secret Army for the Liberation of Armenia, was gunned down in front of his suburban Athens home before dawn Thursday.

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