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A20 1 NATION The Sun THURSDAY, June 18, 1992 I HII1.HWHP -l Perot's campaign is wary of fund-raising operations The Associated Press DALLAS Ross Perot's likely presidential campaign says opportunists in several states are taking advantage of the Texas billionaire's popularity to make money from unsuspecting supporters. Some set up political committees that fol low the letter, but not the spirit, of campaign fund-raising laws, Perot aides say. Instead of assisting Perot or local volunteer efforts, the committees keep the money that they collect. Perot volunteers say callers have reported concern about at least 30 such operations. Perot's campaign attorney, Clay Mulford of Dallas, said he has chased down several.

Most have used newspaper ads to solicit funds. At least one asked for money by direct mail and included a return address at the World Trade Center in Dallas. Perot has told people they can send in $5 if they want to have "some skin in the game" but he does not actively solicit contributions and says he will finance his own campaign. 2 A 2 Barr voices confidence in Nazi hunters The attorney general himself from the I separates investigation into war crimes. By Michael J.

Sniffen The Associated Press WASHINGTON Attorney General William P. Barr delivered a strong vote of confidence Wednesday in the Justice Department's Nazi hunters, just days after they admitted misplacing evidence that might have helped John Demjanjuk avoid conviction as concentration camp guard "Ivan the Terrible." Barr deliberately separated himself from a rising tide of criticism and questions directed at the 38 lawyers, historians, investigators and support workers who man the Office of Special Investigations (OSI), which tracks down Nazi war criminals in this country. "They have an important task to do and it has to be continued," Barr told The Associated Press in an interview. "I have confidence in that office." In a 90-minute, off-the-record exchange covering a dozen topics, that was the only point at which liarr asked to be quoted by name. He was aware not only of the turmoil surrounding the office but also of a report Friday in the Los Angeles Times in which an unnamed department source was quoted as saying Barr was concerned the Nazi hunters may have used "cowboy" tactics in pursuing suspects.

Despite his general remarks, Barr declined to discuss the Demjanjuk case itself because it is now under review not only by the Justice Department's internal watchdog unit, but also by the 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals and by the Supreme Court of Israel, where Demjanjuk is challenging his death sentence. In 1988, using evidence gathered by OSI and eyewitness identifications by five survivors, an Israeli court convicted the 72-year-old Ukrainian native of being the brutal guard who ran the gas chamber at the Treblinka death 1 att NE William P. Barr 'Important task' camp, where 900,000 Jews died in 1942 and 1943. Barr also did not address details of the case of Andrija Artu-kovic, who died of natural causes in a Yugoslav prison in 1988.

Ar-tukovic wjis extradited there on the basis of evidence gathered by Justice's Nazi hunters that he allegedly committed war crimes while minister of interior in a Nazi puppet government in Croatia during World War II. The handling of Artukovic's case is being reviewed by Justice's watchdog unit, the Office of Professional Responsibility. Most attention, however, has focused on the dramatic case of Demjanjuk, a retired Cleveland auto worker. He was stripped of his citizenship in 1981 for lying about his wartime activities when he entered the United States. In 1986, he was extradited to Israel.

The 6th Circuit in Cincinnati, which refused to stop that extradition, earlier this month reopened the case on its own initiative based on press reports. The appellate court ordered Justice to turn over by July 15 any evidence in its files that might help clear Demjanjuk and explain how and when it was obtained. Last Friday, the department's criminal division disclosed what it had found thus far: interrogation reports from Soviet authorities on their questioning of two former Treblinka guards, in 1945 and 1978. The guards named another man, not Demjanjuk as the gas chamber operator. The department had the documents since 1978 but never turned them over to Demjanjuk's lawyers.

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