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The law made all Jerusalem capital of I Kamal Hassan Alv. Eevntian for- Israeli government, Foreign Ministry spokesman Yoram Ben-Zeev said Israel was not backing down from its position that Jerusalem's 100,000 Arab residents are not involved in an autonomy plan and would be barred from voting for a Palestinian council that would represent West Bank and Gaza Arabs. "Jerusalem is not part of the autonomy," Ben-Zeev said. "All issues on all matters are Subject to negotiation, because the idea is to overcome obstacles by negotiation." MTf flSTATt HOUST0M DBHtaj II XX A 22820 aM 45 Norlh. Soma Tum 77173 Southern Tractor Corporation Toll Free 1-800-3924780 or (713) 353-9764 0tJ eign minister, declared in Cairo that Jerusalem is part of the autonomy talks, and said that the talks, suspended by President Anwar Sadat, were unlikely to be resumed soon.

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He had spent two days of his four-day visit in Hanoi, conferring with Vietnamese officials, and then met with Thai leaders, before departing for New York. Afghans report rebel defeat Afghan government forces in the northern province of Kunduz along the Soviet border have crushed a guerrilla unit opposed to the Soviet-backed Kabul regime, the government-run Afghan radio said Tuesday. "A band of 55 terrorists operating in the province, committing murders, burning buildings, blowing up bridges, schools and other public property, has completely been liquidated," said the broadcast, monitored in New Delhi, India. Salvadoran death toll mounts The political violence wracking El Salvador has taken 29 more lives since Sunday night, a National Guard spokesman said Tuesday in San Salvador. The Roman Catholic Church recently estimated a total of 5,000 civilians have died since the beginning of the year.

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