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Thursday, March 16, 1978 News Journal, Mansfield, 0. 41 Cuba admits being in Ethiopia Agence France- that "virtually 100 percent of the territo- a half pages of military maps and headHAVANA Cuba has officially con- ry occupied by the (Somali) invaders, lined "Summary of Military Events that firmed for the first time that its troops which extended to 320,000 square kilo- Led to the Great Victory of the Ethiofought alongside Ethiopian army units meters (123,550 square miles), has been pian Revolution in Ogaden" was backagainst Somali troops in the Ogaden re- liberated." ed up by verified data "obtained in Ethgion of Africa beginning in January. Somalia announced March 8 that it iopia and Cuba from official sources and Cuban pilots, tank crews, artillery was pulling out of the Ogaden, three combatants and participants in military gunners and battalions of armored in- days after Ethiopians announced the re- actions." fantrymen went into combat with Ethio- capture of the strategic town of Jijiga. "The turning point of the war was the pian forces, the Communist Party news- On March 2 Ethiopian head of state Ethiopian-Cuban counter-offensive of paper Granma reported here. Mengistu Haile Mariam confirmed for Jan.

23 to 27 in the vicinity of the road Cuban units began to arrive in Eth- the first time that Cuban troops were between Dire Dawa and Harern," Graniopia in December after an urgent ap- fighting alongside Ethiopian forces in ma said. peal to the Cuban Communist Party by the war with Somalia. The Somali army lost some 3,000 men the Ethiopian government, Granma there as well as tanks, field guns and said. It gave no figures on Cuban sol- Granma affirmed that the information anti-aircraft artillery, infantry weapons diers involved in the combat but said in its report -accompanied by three and and numerous stores of munitions. than nice better for WAY SHOE Easter FROM PIC SE Mother protects skinned A mother seal crawls pup skinned pup on the ice floe off the coast of Labrador during on top and barks to protect her already the annual seal hunt.

(AP Photo) No ransom asked for Chaplin's body CORSIER, Switzerland (UPI) Charlie Chaplin's family and police investigators have all but ruled out a ransom bid as the motive behind the bizarre theft of the actor's remains two weeks ago. "We have heard absolutely nothing from those responsible," a family spokesman said. "Nobody really knows what was behind the dreadful theft, but it doesn't look like an attempt to get a he said. Police said they also have received no "serious" messages although there have been several crank telephone calls and letters. When Chaplin's grave was opened March 2 and the coffin and body stolen, police and the family thought there would be a ransom demand.

Oona Chaplin, who was married to the actor for 34 years and who inherited a fortune estimated at more than $25 million, said she would never consider paying ransom. "Charlie would have thought it ridiculous," she said. Family friends and police said privately that the coffin may have been stolen by admirers who wanted to bury the remains in England. Chaplin had said he wanted to be interred in England, but Mrs. Chaplin decided on a burial in this tiny village overlooking Lake Geneva where they had lived since 1952 on legal advice.

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