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2A APRIL 16. 1986 MSMMERS THE NATION From News-Press Wire Services Senate confirms new deputy CIA chief WASHINGTON The Senate voted Tuesday to confirm Robert M. Gates as the new deputy director of theCentral Intelligence Agency. Gates was confirmed quickly and without objection after being praised by Sen. Patrick Leahy as "an extremely professional member of our intelligence community." Leahy, is vice chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee.

The voice vote decision by the full Senate came less than a week after the panel voted 10-0 to approve Gates, 42, as the replacement for John M. McMahon. McMahon, a 34-year year CIA veteran, resigned in February and Gates, a career professional whose most recent post was deputy CIA director for intelligence, was named by CIA director William Casey to be the new No. 2 man. After McMahon's resignation, there were reports that his departure stemmed from discontent with President Reagan's policies.

Victim describes horror of'NightStalker'attack LOS ANGELES A young woman testified Tuesday in a hearing in the "Night Stalker" case how she was raped and beaten by a profanity-spewing man who killed her husband and repeatedly ordered her to "swear upon Satan." The woman, who was on the stand about an hour, seemed not to notice defendant Richard Ramirez until the prosecutor asked if she saw the man who attacked her. The woman gazed around, sucked in her breath and almost shouted, "Oh yeah him!" as she pointed toward Ramirez. She was the sixth Night Stalker victim to identify Ramirez at the preliminary hearing, which will decide whether he stands trial. Ramirez, 26, is charged in Los Angeles County with 14 murders, five attempted murders, seven rapes, five acts of oral copulation, seven of sodomy, three lewd acts on children, two kidnappings, 1 9 burglaries and six robberies. FBI releases tape, sketch of tampering suspect HOUSTON Two composite sketches and a tape recording of "Gary," the man suspected in the recent poison contamination of Contac, Tel-drin and Dietac capsules, were released Tuesday by the FBI.

"This individual's actions are considered to represent a grave danger to society and the FBI continues a very intensive investigation to identify and apprehend him," said W. Douglas Gow, special agent in charge of the Houston FBI office. The FBI has established a toll-free telephone number (800) 222-308 1 for people to call with information about the case, he said. The sketches are based on information from several witnesses who believe they saw a man place capsules in an Orlando store March 1 9. The sketches show a white male of undetermined age.

In one sketch, he is wearing sunglasses. Gow said a caller identifying himself as Gary has made at least 1 0 phone calls. THE WORLD From News-Press Wire Services Jean Genet, outlaw French writer, dies PARIS Jean Genet, whose poetry and plays were peopled by those he knew best the dregs of a society he neither forgave nor sought to change died alone in a Paris hotel room Tuesday of throat cancer. He was 75. "Genet is not dead," the Paris daily Le Monde wrote Tuesday.

"He never lived a 'natural' life." An anti-social writer scarred by life's battles. Genet dragged anyone who dared take a look Hnorn Intrt thucuwnr nf t7i-0nrh cniufi; Kidnap victim Guinness freed unharmed in Dublin DUBLIN, Ireland Police said kidnap victim Jennifer Guinness was freed unharmed in Dublin early today. They said she was released shortly before 6:30 a.m. (12:30 a.m. Southwest Florida time) but gave nootherdetails.

Armed police and troops hunting for her surrounded a house in Dublin before dawn today and news reports said delicate negotiations had been going on between of icers and kidnappers inside to secure her release. Witnesses watching the siege in the rain in the fashionable Ballsbridge area said they spotted Guinness, 48, in a window and she mouthed the words, "I am all right, I am all right" to detectives in the street below before apparently being dragged back from the window. Swiss government orders freeze on Duvalier assets BERN, Switzerland Swiss authorities on Tuesday ordered a freeze on assets held by deposed Haitian President Jean-Claude Duvalier. The Haitian government asked in a telex to the Swiss Federal Police Office that Duvalier assets in Geneva, Zurich and Lausanne be blocked, the Justice Ministry said in a statement. The statement did not name the banks or say how much money might be invovled.

On Monday, a Justice Ministry official said Swiss officials met last week with Haitian representatives who are tracking Duvalier's assets. Duvalier fled his Caribbean island nation Feb. 7 and is now in France, which agreed to accept him on a temporary basis. Pierre Sam, Haiti's newly appointed ambassador to the United States, has estimated the Duvalier family's fortune at up to $800 million. He was a juvenile deliquent who grew into a convicted thief, army deserter, homosexual prostitute and eventually the darling of the French intelligentsia of the 1950s.

He wrote knowingly of pimps, prostitutes, convicts, outcasts. Some of his best works including "Our Lady of the Flowers" and "Miracle of the Rose," were written from prison. UPI Having her cake Oscar- and Grammy-winning singer Irene Cara gets a taste of wedding cake from husband, Conrad Palmisano, president of the Stuntman's Association, after they were married Sunday at a ceremony held overlooking the cliffs of the Pacific Ocean. Writer drops bid for space travel When NASA selects the finalist of its Journalist in Space program, it won't be author Tom Wolfe. The writer of "The Right Stuff says he withdrew his application because of pressure to complete his next book.

"The Right Stuff," which was made into a 1983 film, detailed the National Aeronautics and Space Administration's Mercury program. "I've got horrendous deadline pressure for my next book," Wolfe said of his first novel, "Bonfires of the Vanities." Picture supplier to remain anonymous A judge refused Tuesday to order a newspaper to disclose who supplied it with photographs of pop star Madonna and her husband, actor Sean Penn, taken on the set of a film they are making InLondon. High Court Judge Sir Nicolas Browne-Wilkinson said such a disclosure could be ordered only where "necessary in the interests of justice." The order was sought by Handmade Films, co-owned by ex-Beatle George Harrison, which is making "Shanghai Surprise" starring Madonna and Penn. The Daily Express published the photos Feb. 28 and March 1.

After Handmade Films won a ruling that it owned the copyright on the pictures, the paper admitted that a copyright breach had occurred and surrendered the photos to the film company. Ted Kennedy fined for speeding State police caught Sen. Edward M. Kennedy driving 80 mph and not carrying his driver license, a court of ficial said Tuesday. The Massachusetts Democrat paid $75 in fines for the April 6 incident $50 for speeding and $25 for not carrying his license, said Roger O'Neil, clerk magistrate of Plymouth (Mass.) District Court.

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