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FRIDAY. APRIL 10, 1992 17A The Times WORLD ST PERU CRAWFISH ALL-Y0U-CAN-EAT 120,000 Volt $5995 FREE CASE! Self Defensa PEPPER SPRAY $1295 Fujimori fires suspected judges $159 srjrjff $Q95 LB. eiuwitsmtw WALL-EAT p'l'r" country of 22 million residents since the rebels took up arms in 1980. More recently, the rebels have turned their attacks from the Andean highlands to Lima and its many shantytowns. On Thursday, official publications carried presidential decrees that fired 13 of the nation's 23 Supreme Court justices, all nine members of a federal constitutional review panel, the entire seven-member National Council of Magistrates, whose main job was to propose candidates for judgeships, and all 20 District Court chiefs in the Peruvian interior.

Many of those kicked out were members of the Aprista Party of former President Alan Garcia, a free-spending populist. The constitutional review panel had torpedoed Fujimori's proposed labor laws reforms and opposed to his plan to privatize money-losing state companies. everywhere," Rep. Pedro Cateri-ano, a moderate liberal, told The Associated Press. Also, radical leftist rebels from the Shining Path guerrilla movement on Thursday exploded a dynamite-filled bus outside a suburban Lima police station, killing three officers and wounding five others.

The guerrilla attack happened Wednesday night after Fujimori in his first public speech since the crackdown said his measures were needed to "restore democracy" in what he called an "ungovernable country." On Sunday, Fujimori said he had no choice but to make the changes if he was to succeed in reviving the troubled economy and defeating the Shining a Maoist group staging one of the world's most violent insurgencies. More than 25,000 people have died in political violence in this Turmoil: President holds firm as groups try to retaliate. LIMA, Peru (AP) President Alberto Fujimori has carried his political crackdown to the judicial system, firing 13 Supreme Court justices and dozens of other judges linked to a main opposition party, reports said Thursday. The president, who suspended the constitution and dissolved Congress on Sunday, also fired all nine members of a federal constitutional review panel and a number of other officials. His decree took effect Thursday.

Lawmakers, meanwhile, said they were meeting clandestinely to study how to retaliate against the closure of Peru's 240-mem-ber Congress. "It's hard, because our phones are and there are spies Jl Landscape Mix nj (T I Lxc.tma.new STA-GRELM A Bloom Slant pUy0UI $3.99 4lL i' I TV vvOODmoci; Cw 3ovai, 4 fy Toned Giimrs HcrLs A AzaU SUL Doorwrealk bjg Located off Bert Kouns near Inner Loop behind Orr Acura A Full Service Landscape Ccvipany AP LaserPhoio Peruvian President Alberto Fujimori, in a move to maintain Jiis control, has fired judges jinked to the opposition. Serbian troops capture border town in Bosnia SRI LANKA SARAJEVO, Bosnia-Herzego neighboring Serbia. Government charges vina (AP) Serbian forces crossed the Drina River'and captured a Muslim town in Bosnia-Herzegovina on Thursday in what appeared to be a military strategy to merge the area with Sarajevo Radio said at least 10 people died in the battle. The capture of Zvornik means a chunk of northeastern Bosnia bordering Serbia is now held by Serbs opposing independence.

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COLOMBO, Sri Lanka (AP) I The attorney general filed charg-es against a former senior police officer Thursday who claimed knowledge of 1,079 political kill-ai'ngs by government-backed death squads. Charges also were filed against" 1 the editor of a left-wing newspa-' 3 per that on Wednesday published a list of victims allegedly killed by the death 3 known as Black Cats. The attorney general's office Recused Premadasa Udugampo-p la, a former police deputy inspec-3 tor, general, and Lokubanda Wanigasekera, editor of the bi-3 weekly Sinhalese Aththa news-jj paper, of causing hostilities, ill yill. and and contempt of I I a Earlier Thursday iopposition leaders produced sworn State-it If ments from Udugampola on the death squads. The statements also alleged that the government rigged parliamentary and presidential elections.

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Once the parking lots are full, police will turn back vehicles, Verbrugghe said. "Those who start out after 9 a.m. (the opening time) have practically no chance of reaching the park," said the National Center for Highway Information. "Those who leave early and get to enjoy the park will run into unprecedented difficulties on the trip back." Congestion on the only freeway from Paris to the park, Auto-route A4, was expected to be heavy under any circumstances Sunday, but it will be even worse if conductors on the commuter rail line serving Euro Disneyland follow through with a planned strike. Police said about 1,000 officers will be deployed to deal with traffic along the 18-mile route 1 Rcert Abbey.

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