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Associated Pr 6A THE DF.S MOINES REGISTER Wednesday, June 6, 1990 2 Arab children shot, killed by Israel troops Mauro rides to easy victory Continued from Page One f. uj -vi Arab protests, while Palestinians accuse the army of firing without caution and sometimes hitting children who are not demonstrators, In Nablus, a 14-year-old was killed Tuesday when troops encountered a group of masked Arab activists carrying axes. Arab journalists said the youths were carrying a loudspeaker and calling for protests to mark the 23rd anniversary of the start of the 1967 Middle East War in which Israel captured the West Bank from Jordan and the Gaza Strip from Egypt. Fired at Legs Army officials said soldiers ordered the Arabs to stop, fired in the air and then at their legs before shooting directly at the group and killing one of the activists. Arab hospital officials identified the youth as Rami Farid Kamhieh, 14, and said another youth was wounded in the shooting.

The violent outbreak came as Palestinians held a general strike throughout the occupied lands. Tuesday's deaths raised to 716 the number of Palestinians killed during the nearly 30-month-old rebellion against Israeli rule in the occupied territories. At least 218 Palestinians have also been slain by fellow Arabs as alleged collaborators with Israel. Forty-five Israelis have been killed in the unrest. In Israel, meanwhile, a magistrate's court judge ordered an Israeli suspected of massacring seven Gazan workers near Tel Aviv last month held an additional 14 days while an investigation continues.

JERUSALEM, ISRAEL (AP) Israeli soldiers shot and killed an 8-year-old Arab boy Tuesday during a confrontation in a West Bank refugee camp and a 14-year-old Palestinian in the nearby city of Nablus, reports said. Troops clamped curfews on Nablus and the Askar refugee camp after the shootings. The army confirmed a boy from the Askar camp was killed when troops fired rubber bullets at Palestinian stone-throwers, but said the boy was 10, not 8. The army spokesman's office said the military commander in Nablus, the West Bank's largest town, was investigating the circumstances. Ahmad Salama died at Al Ittihad Hospital in Nablus after being struck by a rubber bullet that penetrated his skull, hospital officials said.

The fatality quickly triggered more unrest in Askar as several hundred angry Palestinians gathered for the boy's funeral and some unfurled the outlawed Palestinian flag. Curfew Imposed Soldiers clamped a curfew on the camp of 9,000 to contain the disturbances, the army said. Salama was the second 8-year-old killed in clashes the past month. According to the Israeli human rights group Betselem, 43 Palestinian children ages 12 and younger have been killed from the December 1987 start of the uprising through May 31. It said 110 other youths, ages 13 to 16, have also been killed by Israelis.

The army claims small children frequently are placed at the front of er burden than anyone thought it would," Whitney said. "I think it represents a significant repudiation." It was a night of prolonged agony' for the losers, who suspected they tad lost but did not receive official w.ord until well after midnight because of computer problems at the county election office and because so many ballots were contested at the Before seeing the final vote totals, Rassmussen had concluded he had been defeated. Mauro said: "From what we know, we won by 1,000 votes." Mauro received 57 percent of the vote to Ras-mussen's 43 percent, election officials said. "It's a shock," said Kramme, who watched television coverage of election returns with three friends and his wife. "It's unbelievable.

I hadn't planned any party at all. I didn't think I would win. 1,000 vs. $52,000," he said referring to Brannan's record-breaking fund-raising effort of $52,000. Brannan said he will not ask for recount.

He said he didn't think there was any doubt that Prairie Meadows was the reason for his loss. Supervisors approved underwriting financing for the money-losing track without a vote of the people. "I'm going out with my head high and proud of what I've done," he said. Dave Peterson, Pleasant Hill City councilman who most closely trailed Bishop, said, "The people have spoken and evidently they approve of what he (Bishop) has done. We rested.

Palestinians on Tuesday marked the 23rd anniversary of Israel's capture of the West Bank and Gaza Strip. Police chase a stone-thrower at a refugee camp in Jerusalem as he tries to escape into a house. The boy was ar Blast in Siberia mine; 1 dies, 10 feared dead Sarcone snares victory over Polk Attorney Smith MOSCOW. U.S.S.R. (AP) An ex plosion and subsequent flood Sunday in a western Siberia coal mine Miiea one miner, and 10 others were feared dead, mine official Andrei Schmidt said bv ohone Tuesday.

"There isn chance that they are alive," he said, WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT BREAST CANCER Breast Cancer Risks All women are considered at risk for breast canter, but the following factors increase your risk: Continued from Page One was proof a change was needed in the office. The attorney general's report found that Smith and Assistant Polk County Attorney Maggi Moss engaged in activities that resulted in the appearance of favoritism. Sarcone also made an issue of Smith's legal advice to the Polk County Board of Supervisors on the Prairie Meadows horse track. Sarcone said Smith should have told the supervisors to hold a referendum on their decision to underwrite the track. Smith said a referendum would have been against the law at the time and could have been an illegal use of public money.

Smith Concession Sarcone promised to do away with the practice of requiring police to get approval from the county attorney's office before filing charges. Urban-dale Police Chief David Hamlin said the practice is a burden for his de didn't." Peterson said, however, he will support Bishop and the Democrats; Contested Primaries Two of the supervisor races had contested primaries. In Bishop's district, Charles Beattie easily defeated Jack Woolley, winning 56 percent of the vote. In Rasmussen's district, Republican Stanley Rupp, 62, a vice president with Brooks-Lussem Insurance Agency won 43 percent of the vote and defeated Fred Gering, 53, of 207 S.E. Titus Ave.

and Douglas Brodie, 47, of 4422 S.W.Caulder Ave. Gering, a Carlisle High School baseball coach who also runs a mailorder business from his home, was making his sixth run at elective office, after unsuccessfully running for city and legislative posts. After spending several months sitting in on supervisors meetings and studying county government, Rupp concluded the Democrat-controlled First child after age 30 Never giving birth Obesity, weighing 40 percent above normal weight was a lawyer and Chickasaw County attorney for four years, and he also managed Harold Hughes' first campaign for governor. Sarcone is no stranger to county politics. His father, James V.

Sarcone, served as an assistant county attorney and as Polk County's budget director. As the returns came in, the elder Sarcone stayed out of the room where his son and most of his son's supporters were gathered. He explained that his son deserved to be the center of attention during the victory celebration. "I'm very proud," the elder Sarcone said. "John was a good candidate, and he rewarded all of his workers by working harder than them, and they worked damn hard." Even Tom Whitney, chairman of the Polk County Charter Commission and a supporter of Smith, admitted that Sarcone had put together an impressive organization.

"John Sarcone had a hard, organized effort put together by his family and friends," Whitney said. "That makes a difference." The grassroots organization paid dividends, especially in the south side Of Des Moines, where Sarcone was raised. In the 76th District, Sarcone's birthplace, Smith was outpolled by nearly 2 to 1. Both candidates graduated from Drake University Law School in 1975. Age History in close relations (mother, sister, grandmother, aunt) Onset of menopause after age 50 Onsent of menstruation before age 12 Agencies You Can Call for Additional Information partment, but other area police chiefs declined to comment.

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Affiliation Tuesday night Whitney was saying that he believed the incumbents defeat was brought about partly by Republicans and independents who de things they needed to do and they should be congratulated," Smith said. The incumbent had tried to make the campaign an issue of experience. He said he had been an innovative prosecutor who had been on the forefront of such issues as drug treatment for female criminals and the treatment of abused children. DOUGLAS S. PARKS, M.D.

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After earning his law degree, Sarcone began working as a staff lawyer at what is now the Polk County Citizens Advocate office. He worked there until 1979, when he began working in the environmental division of the Iowa attorney general's office. After earning his law degree, Smith went into private practice for a short time before he began working in the county attorney's office in 1976. He became chief of the major offense bureau of the office in 1979. In 1985, the board of supervisors appointed him county attorney when the former county attorney, Dan Johnston, resigned to take a job in New York.

serious threat to his candidate. 'There was never any visible pres ence being made by the incumbent at any time," Gillotti said. "A lot of prominent people gave him lip service, but there was no big support. They weren't turning out any votes, and that's the whole thing." It's Always Been A Great Sarcone raised $35,053 in the first 4Vi months of the year, more than twice the amount Smith raised during Day It Also A Great Deal! This Fathejrs the same period. Sarcone criticized Smith for receiving heavy contributions from those with ties to Prairie Marilyn Quayle apologizes Meadows.

Second Generation Smith was born in New Hampton in northeast Iowa, the son of Clemens and Ramona Smith. The elder Smith IFOTIM BAY Thtprvbkm NAIL FUNGUS Ths Mauro was born and reared on the south side and has operated his Mauro Insurance Agency there with his brother Joe for 25 years. Mauro, 57, of 3021 Stanton St. said Tuesday night that he believes by electing him "the voters are trying to let the elected officials know they expect them to be accountable, and I will be accountable to my constituents." Rasmussen, 55, a political veteran and former owner of a bicycle shop, acknowledged that the track was a mistake, but he said voters should choose a candidate who can help move the track to profitability. Bishop, 58, of 509 25th Ave.

S.W., Altoona, was a factory welder before becoming supervisor. In addition to supporting Prairie Meadows, he has pledged to keep mental health programs as his top priority. As his accomplishments as supervisor, Bishop cites mental health programs and facilities, the Southeast Polk rural water system and his work to relocate U.S. Highway 65 to boost eastern Polk County's economy. Also running were Gary Bbat-wright, 38, an unemployed man living at 2910 Allison Des Moines; Edward Nahas, 67, a retired life insurance agent of 4706 N.E.

29th Des Moines; and Peterson, 42, a Des Baltimore Sun WASHINGTON, D.C. Marilyn Quayle tried to make peace Tuesday with her archenemy the press saying that at times in the past two years she has felt "misunderstood, misrepresented, very angry and terribly vulnerable," but that she now regretted the icy manner with which she treated the press. "Maybe in this encounter we might both be able to get to know each other a little better," she said at a Press Club luncheon. Indeed, the press seemed to rate right up there on Quayle's Top 10 list of things to avoid. On a trip to the Far CI IIMl HI All "NEW RECUNER OR RECLINA-WAY WALL CHAIR Pamper Dad with the style and comfort of this pillowy transitional reclinerl Try this safe, simple, effective remedy for (he pain and embarrassment of nail fungus.

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