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Wednesday. Dec. 15. 1982 Philadelphia Inquirer 13-A Salvador delays trial of guardsmen PAMPER YOUR PET FOR CHRISTMAS. Surprise him with this Pierre Cardin bedroom slipper, designed in leather in Brown, Blue or Burgundy.

He'H love you for it! $25 traveling through El Salvador en route to Costa Rica. Weinglass said that powder burns on Kline's back showed that he had been shot from a distance of less than 25 inches. A U.S. Embassy spokesman has conceded that an autopsy showed that Kline had been shot at close range. The Salvadoran Defense Ministry has described Kline as a "mercenary" who was shot while trying to escape from soldiers.

In fighting yesterday, a military source told the Associated Press that more than 1,000 government troops backed by warplanes were advancing across the slopes of the Guazapa volcano, near a rebel stronghold, in the biggest drive on the area in eight months. Zacatecoluca, about 30 miles southeast of San Salvador. He said his first legal maneuver was to request that the court again review whether there was enough evidence to warrant a trial. Judge Bernardo Raudo Murcio said he had accepted Lopez' request because of the short period the lawyer had been working on the case. He conceded that the normal period for appeals had expired.

Raudo Murcio's ruling reversed an opinion he offered last week, when he said that Lopez' appeal had been filed too late to be considered. The judge said the case would be reviewed in the nearby city of San Vicente, where the Chamber of Justices would decide if a trial should be held. In a related development, the mother of an American tourist who was killed Oct. 13 by Salvadoran soldiers met Monday with VS. Ambassador Deane R.

Hinton. Renata Margaret Kline, an American citizen who has been living in West Germany for several years, and her attorney said they planned to visit the site where her son, Michael, 21, was killed. Leonard Weinglass, Mrs. Kline's attorney, said during a news conference yesterday that color photographs of the body showed marks around the neck and wrists. He said the marks indicated that Kline might have been tortured before he was shot twice in the back after soldiers pulled him from a bus From feuirer Wirt Service! ZACATECOLUCA, El Salvador In a ruling that could jeopardize VS.

military aid to El Salvador, a judge said yesterday that he had accepted a defense request to postpone the trial of five soldiers accused of murdering four. American churchwomen. Defense attorney Tomas Lopez said he would do everything possible to block a trial, which had been expected to start before the Jan. 28 deadline for President Reagan to certify that El Salvador has been improving its human rights record. Progress in the case is one of the conditions that Congress has set for the the certification, which is necessary for the country to receive $61 million in military aid.

"The prosecution had two years to develop this case. So far I've had three days and haven't been allowed to see court records," said Lopez, who represents three of the five former national guardsmen charged with the killings. The five, who have been jailed for 19 months, are charged with murder in the deaths Dec. 2, 1980, of Mary-knoll Sisters Maura Clark and Ita Ford, Ursuline Sister Dorothy Kazel and Catholic Services social worker Jean Donovan. "Every man deserves a fair de-' fenset'1 Lopez said in an interview with United Press International in 1 Daughter of Honduran leader abducted it took pierre cardin to do it FOR MAIL AND PHONE ORDERS ADD $2.50 A BE A did not identify their organization but warned that the manifesto must be published in Mexican and Central American newspapers by Friday.

"Otherwise the life of Dr. Suazo will be in danger," he quoted the kidnappers as saying. Ms. Suazo is a pharmacist. Associated Press GUATEMALA CITY The daughter of Honduran President Roberto Suazo Cordova was kidnapped yesterday by left-wing guerrillas who are demanding publication of a "political manifesto" in return for her life, the government announced.

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