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Briefly Ex-Bangladesh official detained Daily News-Miner, Fairbanks, Alaska, Saturday, Augwt CROSSWORD PUZZLE Soviets nuclear testing UPPSALA, Sweden (AP) The selsmologlcal Institute today registered a "forceful" underground nuclear test on the Soviet Island of Novaya Zemlya, its director reported. Professor Marcus Baat said the test occurred at 6 a.m. EOT and measured 6.6 on the Rlchter scale. He added that similar tests with magnitude varying between 6.3 and 7.i on the Richter scale have been conducted on Novaya Zemlya each fall over the past 10 years or so. The test measuring 7.1 occured in 1973, Boy guilty of manslaughter WASHINGTON (AP) A 9-year-old boy has been convicted of manslaughter in the death of a 2- year-old girl who died of a beating last April.

The boy was found guilty Friday by District of Columbia Superior Court Judge John Fauntleroy, who did not reveal the names of either the victim or the youth convicted in the case. The boy, who could receive a maximum sentence of two years detention, sat quietly in the courtroom as the Judge announced his decision, then went home to his grandmother's. Fauntleroy ordered probation officers to make a report and set disposition of the case for Oct. 3. China disturbances TOKYO (AP) Peking radio for the first time today officially acknowledged that China has sent army troops Into factories in the troubled capital city of Hangchow in the eastern province of Chekiang.

A broadcast monitored here said "about 4,500 commanders and fighters of the Chinese people's liberation army units stationed In Hangchow have recently begun taking part in production at meat, tobacco and many other factories in Hangchow." Moscow radio had reported Chinese central authorities in Peking sent troops to keep production going after strife by workers in July. Typhoon hits Japan TOKYO (AP) Typhoon Rita roared across western Japan today with 116-mile-an-hour winds, killing at least six persons and injuring 11 officials reported. Ten more persons were reported missing as the year's sixth typhoon destroyed 52 houses, washed away 16 others and caused more than 100 landslides, the national police agency added. The typhoon, the second powerful storm to strike western Japan in a week, swept toward the Japan Sea after dumping 28 inches on rain the mountains near Osaka city, weather officials reported. The downpour flooded nearly 3,000 houses and left almost 2,800 families homeless.

Udall knocks Wallace ST. LOUIS (AP) Rep. Morris K. Udall has threatened to sit out the 1976 presidential campaign, if Alabama Gov. George C.

Wallace is nominated to the Democratic ticket. "If the party of George McGovern and John Kennedy nominates George Wallace, then it's not my party anymore, "the representative said Friday at the Young Democrats of America national convention. "You can't pussyfoot around with this Gov. Wallace business. George Wallace won't be on my ticket and I won't be on his," said Udall.

who is a candidate for the Democratic presidential nomination. DACCA, Bangladesh (AP) Soldiers look wartime Prime Minister Tajuddln Ahmed from his house today and the one-lime ally ol slain President Mujibur Rahman said, "Tnty are taking me to detention camp." Tajuddin, Mujib's finance minister until 1974, was put under house arrest Aug. 15 when young officers killed Mujib and his tamily. During the 1971 Independence war with Pakistan, Tajuddin, ps prime minister in an exile regime in Calcutta, was a rival of the man who is now martial law president, Khondakar Mushtaquc Ahmed. The new regime expelled 14 Western and Asian reporters today.

They were virtually the last foreign correspondents in the country. In Ixtndon, the new foreign i i o( a a Abulgsayed Choudhury, said "the whole country has accepted" the regime. He was en route to a nonallgncd conference in Lima. Peru. "The new regime is In absolute control ol the entlc country and I can assure you that the army is united in its support of the i i i a The military is there hope to Your Horoscope Look in Ihe sect ion in which your birthday comes and find what your outlook is, according lolhoslars.

For Su nday, August 24. 975 Mar. 2t 10 Apr- 20 (Aries)-Even though a Sunday, you may be able to complele a transaction which enhances sccunly. A versed In Lhp law could be of grcal help. Apr, 31 to May 21 (Taurusl The accent now 1s on social activity Welcome the opportunity to meet people, make new friends, perhaps make contacts which could prove Invaluable, business.wise.

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and the answer wilt come Romance and travel favored. Sept. 24 to Oc(- 23 i Libra I-A void overexerlion and excitement; make no unnecessary changes in smooth' running projtcts, Romance and a i interests In special planetary favor. Oct. lo Nov.

22 i Scorpio I-Better than some days. Jess smooth than others Strive with the best Intent and only good can come 11. Believe, with strong faith, fn your tea nworic fth others. Nov. 23 to Dec.

21 Sagitlanusi- Neither look trouble nor believe it won't come Jusf because you look tAe oilier way. Face up lo situations and you won't lool yourself or (M problems asdilficul to solve. Dec. 22 lo Jan. 20 tCapricornl-Good planetary' influences will help those of ywi who remain in form and are ready lo handle everyday obligations as well as new matters w-h Icn always seem to come as a "surprise." Jan.

21 lo Feb. 19 i.Aquariusl-Don'l lose confidence In your ability to produce the results you want-even temporarily stymied. Keep trying. Some dandy advantages on your side. 20 lo Mar.

(PiscesJ-Tlwre a tendency now to act wilhoul Ihinking. Ihen ask yourseUt they "whys" of Map out a workable program BEFORE starting Also, take note of new trends. Good results for like YOU BORN TODAY are endowed with an engaging personality and: are i irrefiarlous by nature. The Vlrgoan Is jdeafisllc and sometimes suffers needlessly when others do not live up to his lofty standards. You have a great love of home and family and, though you enjoy travel, are happier In your own surroundings.

You are extremely versatile; would make a Rood banker, journalist, real estate operator, confidential secretary or diplomat; would he hapBtesI, however. In wort which requires careful research and meticulous atlenUon lo detail-as In science. Try lo curb tendencies to be overly cfrtlca! and exacting with loved ones and associates Look in the section in which your birthday comes and find whal your outlook is, acc i a Mar. 21 to Apr. 20 A i a a influences only fairly so you will have to provide your own momentum lo on now.

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Oct. 24 loNov. 22 I Your outlook not entirely auspicious. Contention may pop up in the least expected places. Exercise restraint, put forward your very best manner and good will 10 counteract.

Nov. 23 to Dec. 21 1 Sagittarius I Not much planetary help here but, using your abilities to the utmost, you" 11 a a goof the day on your own And a it can be? Dec 22 to Jan 20 (Capricorn (--Your fine mmd and keen perception should assist you in even Iho most i i endeavors. you don't stray off course, you can HEAU.Y achieve now. Jan, 21 to Pet).

19 Aquarius (-Be ready to face competition- You usually enjoy the stimulation cl this, but don't burn the candJc at both ends in your desire lo get ahead Eaydoesll! Feb. 20 to a 20 1 Pisces I -Study reasons for extelinz limitations. Concentrate on significant issues without neglecting minor items A good period for a i Jobs that require palience and a steady hand YOU BORN TODAY are endowed with a Lively outlook on lilt 1 you are keen-minded, remarkably i i i perceptive and practical. You are more meticulous about handling details than those born under most Signs, a i i outstanding, You have a great love of knowledge and never 1 stop trying to accumulate more than you have. I you can curb a tendency to be overtrading with (hose under your supervision, you would make and excellent teacher, bul many other fields are suited to your wealth of talents, notably: science, literature, music.

Ihe stage, medicine and the law, Rirthdalc of: James i asironomer; Brel Harte, Amer author; Bernstein, symphony conductor, com poser Stan Coo nery. screen s1 ar. save the county from foreign aggression," Chourdlwry said. Th Bangladesh slate radio said that martial law tribunals set up to light corruption may Impose the death penalty. The tribunals will have over the vice president, ministers, of a i a government employes and members ol political parties, the radio said.

Authoritative sources said Sheik i the president, and his entire family were assassinated in their home in a hail of bullets and artillery fire The foreign and Bengali sources, who Friday revealed the first details of (he takeover by 12 lo 20 officers, said the coup began about dawn Aug. 15 when a truckload of troops started firing into Ihc home ol Sheik Moni, Mujib's nephew and editor o( the Bangladesh Times, killing Moni and his wife. A mile away in the Dhanmondi residential area, troops, pounded the president's house, apparently using artillery. Mil jib was dressed in a T-shirt and a lungi, a wraparound skirt commonly used by Bengali males, when he was raked with bullets, Iho sources said. They etimaled that 16 personi died In the attack on the sheiic 1 house, Including his wife, sons Kamal and Jamal with their brides of a few months, and his youngest son, Russell, age 12, Also killed was Mujlbur's brother, Sheik Nasser from Khulna, The sheik's brother-in-law, Abdul Rab Sernayabat, minister of Mood control, was killed in an attack on a third house along with his wife and at least two children, the sources said.

Government sources said Ihe rebel officers killed more than 20 members of Mujib's family and political associates. they had not killed the sheik, the coup would have been finished within 12 hours," a government official said. The rebels still controlled major communications points Friday, and Russian-made tanks of the Bengal Lancers were stationed In the streets of Dacca. i sources said the officers agreed to return lo the barracks while President Khondakar Mushtaque Ahmed runs the new regime that has pledged lo clean up the corruption blamed on Mujib and his associates. 1.

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BricV earners SOLU1ION OF WHUDAY'S FUZZIC 1. Block trout 2 i 3 Scottish 3. Nipapalm 4. Piudish MEETING WITH NEW PRESIDBNT-Samor Sen, left, Indian High Commissioner of Bangladesh, shakes hands with the new Bangladesh President. Khondakar Mushtaque Ahmed, as they met in Dacca last Wednesday.

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