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Thursday, Dec. 1, 1988 Santa Cruz Sentinel A-11 Peres' party bars talks on coalition World digest From SantJnal wlra aarvlcaa leader of younger party members. "We are not going to be the vassals and servants of the Likud." In the Nov. 1 elections for the 120-member Parliament, Shamir's Likud won 40 seats to Labor's 39. This gave four religious parties with their 18 seats a controlling swing vote in forming a narrow coalition.

Likud's offer of a joint government with Labor came after Shamir's talks with the Jewish fundamentalist parties bogged down in their demands for Cabinet posts and their call for controversial religious legislation opposed by American Jews. entering into negotiations with the Likud, a party spokeswoman said. Both Peres and Rabin left immediately after the vote but other Laborltes received the results with loud applause, kissing and hugging each other and shouting: "We did it, we did it!" Israel radio said. The radio described the vote as a "revolutionary situation" in which an younger-generation opposition voted against the old party leadership of Peres and Rabin who "got their faces slapped." "The voice of the younger generation cannot be ignored. We are the party," said Avraham Burg, a TEL AVIV, Israel (AP) The ruling body of the left-leaning Labor Party rejected Wednesday a bid by the party's leaders to talk with the rival, right-wing Likud bloc on forming a coalition government.

Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir, leader of the Likud, vowed to create a narrow-based government this week. He said in a statement: "I'm sorry that we have lost an opportunity to form a broad government as was the wish of the majority of the people. Within the next few days I will present to the Knesset (parliament) a government that will serve well the people and the country." Shamir now must try to construct a coalition Cabinet with the far-right and ultra-Orthodox parties. The Labor revolt also raises the possibility of changes in the party leadership. The 61-57 vote by Labor's executive bureau came in defiance of party leaders Shimon Peres, the foreign minister, and Yitzhak Rabin, the defense minister.

There was one abstention. Peres and Rabin argued at the closed-door meeting in favor of Sailor dies as gun misfires aboard USS Nimitz Police halt marchers demanding Chun's arrest SEOUL, South Korea Riot police fired tear gas to stop hundreds of chanting workers and students from marching to the presidential palace Wednesday to demand former president Chun Doo-hwan be tried for corruption. Some protesters lashed out with clubs and poles at riot police blocking the way with shields as the two sides pushed and shoved each other. But protesters were unable to break through About 1500 protesters then marched through the main shopping district, yelling slogans and hurling leaflets into crowds of onlookers on the sidewalks. A group of students hurled firebombs at a government office but did not cause any damage.

Dissident groups are demanding Chun be arrested and tried for human rights abuses and corruption under his authoritarian rule Chun went into rural exile last week after apologizing to the nation for abuses under his rule and saying he would turn over millions of dollars in personal assets to the government. French troops ferry commuters during strike PRI5 government for the first time in 17 years used hundreds of soldiers and military trucks Wednesday to ferry suburban SZS It was the most serious episode in a recent spasm of public-sector strikes involving nurses customs officers, mail delivery workers, radio and television opera ors, airline workers, social security employees and teachers At least 1,500 soldiers were sent from various army bases in the night to be on hand for the commuter operation, which lasted from 6 to 10 a.m. and was repeated in the evening rush hour on the Socialist government of Prime Minister Michel Rocard to obtain substantial increases in wages and an buteaVcormrolsar 8 PUbHC SeCtr PTOgram of wage and Cyclone roars into Bangladesh; 870 feared dead DHAKA, Bangladesh A powerful cyclone lashed low-lying coastal areas of Bangladesh and eastern India, killing at least 317 people and destroying crops ready for harvest, officials and news reports said Wednesday. Unidentified officials told an Indian news agency that the death toll could be as high as 870. At least 275 fishermen were reported missing in Bangladesh from Tuesday's storm that packed 140 mph winds, heavy rain and whipped tidal waves up to 15 feet.

Several hundred mud huts used as homes by fishermen were destroyed and the casualty toll was expected to rise when reports came in from hundreds of tiny islands in the Bay of Bengal, said officials in the capital of Dhaka. was the one hit by the shell. In Washington, Navy officials identified the dead sailor as Aviation Structural Mechanic 2nd Class Douglas Scott Dimberg, 23, of Red-field, S.D. The injured man was identified as Airman Apprentice Chadwick Raymond Henderson, 19, of Rockford, 111. A-7 fighter-bombers are among the Navy's older combat planes, and carry two 20mm guns.

Navy spokesmen said the acci "troubleshooting maintenance" aboard the carrier in the Arabian Sea. The 20mm shell exploded against another parked plane, starting a fire that eventually spread to six aircraft, A-6 Intruders and A-7s that suffered "minor to major damage," according to the reports. One of the damaged aircraft was a KA-6 Intruder tanker, fitted for air-to-air refueling, but the officials said they did not know whether it dent early Wednesday wouiu not aifect operations of the nuclear-powered carrier, which arrived Oct. 29, leading an eight-ship battle group assigned to support U.S. naval units in the Persian Gulf.

The Nimitz was launched in 1975 as the first in the Navy's newest class of super-carriers. It caries about 6,000 men, including pilots and aircraft maintenance personnel, and its home port is Bremerton, Wash. MANAMA, Bahrain (AP) A jet fighter's gun fired by mistake Wednesday, setting six planes ablaze on the USS Nimitz flight deck and killing a sailor, but crews averted disaster by dousing the flames quickly, U.S. officials said. A second crewman was severely burned in the fire, which was brought under control in about 20 minutes, Navy spokesmen said.

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