The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 64, No. 264, Ed. 1 Friday, September 5, 1986 Page: 4 of 18
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WASHINdON — On the r Apparently the most valuable bolted when pressured for infor- reprisals against Yurchenko s
same day trncoat CIA agent information supplied by Yur- mation on current activities. As family — they continue to live in
Edward Hoard surfaced in chenko concerned Howard. Yur- far as the Howard situation was a privileged apartment block,
Moscow, an rticle appeared in cbenko reportedly told the CIA concerned. * many thought and his son continues to attend a
a major Sdvit newspaper that that one of its former agents — Howard had already given the special school for officials coil-. .
Emboldened by pledges of support from Syrian Presi- renewed a mjor debate within who he only knew bv the code KGB all the valuable informa- dren. '•’* .
dent Hafez Assad if the United States should launch U* U.S. inteU$ence community, name “Robert” - w’as supply- tion he had and that Yurchenko’s Then, on the same day Howard ;
another Strike against Libya, that country’s ruler, T* "* ^522 ing information to the KGB; revelations” may have been surfaced in Moscow by calling ;
Moammar Gadhafi. is believed to be getting back into they happeneon the same day. ^ same fay ffaf fumCOat CIA aeent Ed- abo“l Yurchenko appeared in a X
the terrorism business. You probabl remember Vita- , „ *, , . , . major Moscow newspaper. ■
That is the latest assessment by Reagan admims- jy Yurchenko Described as a Ward Howard surfaced in MOSCOW, B. long
tration officials who say fresh intelligence indicates “senior KGBjfficiai,” he de- interview with Vitaly Yurchenko ap-
Gadhafi and his henchmen are planning more terrorists fected at the J.s. embassy in • Qnviet nou/cnnnor
forays that coufd be much worse than any attacks Fame last Autst and then re- Pf3™ m a Soviet newspaper. Experts
preceding the April 15 U.S. air strike on Tripoli and the think that S no coincidences_
coastal city Of Benghazi. ’ rant, hailing aab and going to * '*.■■■
Meanwhile, the Pentagon has developed et»nomic ' the &viet Emhssy in washing* JS™1 *J*2*J*" reportsdonotcomspondtere-
and m111tary conirngency plans^to blunt Gadhafi's ter- ton S S
const activities. L.S. officials have warned both Yurchenko’* re defection “case officer” for Soviet avia- Both sides agreed that Yur- He also said he was back at his
Gadhafi and Assad that any new terrorist action will be threw the CIA ko turmoi] lion expert A.G. Tolkachev. who cbenko’s subsequent treatment old job with the KGB
dealt with quickly and decisively. “ ' agency came Uler fire for the had providing valuable « on returning to the Soviet Union No one in the intelligence com- . d
Additional air strikes more powerful than those on way it haadlesdefectors and information on Soviet electronic would prove whether his defec- munity here believes it is coinci-.
' April 15 and directed against both Libya and Syria are particularly fortow it handled weaPoos research. After How- tion was real or faked. If he was denlal that the article and How-
nnt hpino nil^ri ntif'hv the Ppntflonn if T ihvn rvArcicfc in Yurchenko. A skrp debate en- ard was dismissed from the welcomed as a hero and given d- call occurred on the same
withif sued within the iielJigence com- aEency. Tolkachev suddenly hisoldjobandprivilegesback.it dav The two events have reig-
carrying out further terronst acts With or Without munitv. Had Yuihenkos defec- disappeared I he is believed to w as likely he was a plant If he njt'ed the sharp debate over Yur- *
Syria’s help. tinn h^»n i-phIanh^ h» had a have, been executedl and the was dealt with harshly, he was “ Some still -
-• Middle East sources are convinced that Syria Would at change of heart Or had the man who was sent to Moscow in- probably a true defector who question whether Yurchenko is
least provide. Libya spare parts and ammunition and Whole thing beers Soviet hoax Stead of Howard — Paul Stom- had a change of heart really “alive and 4well.” Others
launch a drive in the Arab world to drum UD SUDDdrt for designed to plai disinforma- embassy political officer so far the evidence has been ^gye that the article is" the
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C- uii. _ , ing methods and Iibarrass the expeuea trom Russia seen in puonc since a seriesoi Tehabilitationand that we will-
Both Syna and Libya are armed With Soviet-stq&plied agency at a time v»en a number press conferences immediately probablv see him and Howard at -
- weapons. In Moscow, the official Soviet news agency of KGB operativesand officials According to the CIAs official after his return to Moscow , in
Tass branded as false U.S. accusations Of Libyan were defecting. , ^theory, the information supplied early December Some reports
m a ic oUo. tko it c io *'*:■" by Yurchenko “proved” he was suggested be had been tried and
involvement interrorism and said it isclear the US. IS The CIA s positii was that- a genuine defector. Others.-both executed, reports played up-by, About the only thing that is
planning a new strike against Libya. The thrust Of that while methods of hidling defec- within and outside the agency, the CIA within the 'intelligence clear is that the debate about the
propaganda is to influence the Arab world, turning it tors might need ovdiaul — Yur- argued that most —J if not all — community as “proof” they . authenticity of Yurchenko’s de- * .
chenko was a leitimate de- the information volunteered by w!ere right about his legitimacy fection will not be settled any-
Yurchenko had been about past But at the same time they time soon
KGB activities and that he had noted the Soviets had not taken , NewspaperEnterpriseAssociation
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so at great risk to the safety of his country.
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By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
was getting a bum publicity rap and had been Today is Friday, Sept. 5, the
" It seems somethingrucial is missing for North denied the Salvadoran presidency by the U S Em- 248th da>' of 1986 There are 117
From The Baytow n Sun files, 30 YEARS AGO Carolina’s senior seneriai scourge unless he has bassv's interference in the election on his oppo- da>’s ,eft 'n the.year
' thisistheway itwas: A $100,000 fire guts the glass some Latin Americamug to be speaking up for in nent's befaair^ ______J_.I_ r~~—,. .^^jy’skighl*khtlnhlstory
50 YEARS AGO company in the old Lutman opposition to the posith of his own government. When the reported plot against the ambassador On Sept 5. 1836. Sam Houston
Fred Gillette. La Porte and Building - the biggest fire here ^ The thug of the loment is Gen. Augusto came to light, it was none other than Helms who, at *as .-e,1^!f$_frfeS‘dent °f the
, Cedar Bayou pioneer, is a since the Woolworth Building Pinochet, the preside of Chile whose claim to the specific request of the Reagan administration. Republic of Texas. “ - -
' ’delegate from Harris County to burned on Texas Avenue. The pollticaf legitimacy res on bullets, not ballots..Of relayed the word to D'Aubuisson to cool it On this date
the state Democratic convention building was occupied^^ by Via- - iale, Reagan adminiaation policymaker have Major Bob has maintained he knew nothing *n 1698- Russia's Peter the
in Fort Worth. cent Glazing Co. and Carew been taking a dim vir of Pinochet's blatantly about the nasty business until he got that word. But Great imposed a tax on beards.
More than 150 attend a ban- Studios, brutal governing sty hand his. resistance to a the evidence strongly suggests th^t at the very’ ln •1774< lhe fTst Continental
quet ’ sponsored by the Ex- Baytown A&M Club meets at transfer of power to an ected regime least he knew to whom to,pass,the word The plot Congress assembled in
Ganders Association at Grace the National Guard Armory The view got very «p indeed recently when was cooled. ----------^ • Philadelphia
Methodist Church with M W. President is E.L. Wilson Pinochet’s troops repoedly incinerated a couple D'Aubuisson has maintained a much lower pro-— In 1882, the nation's first Labor
“Horseface” Morgan serving as Completion of Highway 73 ot young.ppponents. W4iington registered-disap- file since that incident. In September of last year. Day parade was held in New
toastmaster. Among speakers is from east of the Trinity River to proval by having U.S Ambassador Harry' G he stepped down as leader of his party, the Na- York
Andy Anderson of the Houston Houston is edging toward com- Barnes,Jr. attend the fural. tional Republican Alliarice. reportedly because he In 1905. the Treaty of Port-
pletion with work going on in So guess who pfbmptlturns up in'Chile? Jesse had become an embarrassment to the wealthy smouth ending the ,Russo-
40 YEARS AGO both Harris and Chambers Coun- Helms, of course, publly backing Pinochet and business figures who are the bahkrollers , Japanese War was signed in
Veteran tackles T.W Kane ties. The east entrance to the accusing the ambassadcof disloyalty to his own D’Aubuisson still holds a party office, making New Hampshire after President
and George Henscey are elected new San Jacinto River Bridge president. Well, that mtky business sputters on, him responsible for the training of its upcoming Theodore Roosevelt - mediated
co:captains of the Barbers Hill will be completed soon at Four with allegations of confitntial State Department leaders, and according to some reports still has a the settlement
fodtballteam. . Corners. information possibly be^ leaked to Chile via a decisive say in paijly affairs. But as a potential lnl939, the UnitedStatespro-
Three new members of the Lee The newjy enlarged Quack Helms associate, and elms counter-accusing king — if not kingmaker — of the Salvadoran claimed its neutrality in World
College, faculty are Florence shack teen recreation center. State of carrying on a vhdetta against him. Et political hill, he appears to have ended up a loser Warll
Niell. Jean Condray and James SDOnsore(j bv the Javcees, is cetera, et cetera, et ceten The same may turn”out to be the fate of Jesse In 1945. Iva Tojguri D’Aqulno, a
reopening. The building Our point is, however* fe Hebns taste in Latins Helms’ current favorite. Pinochet, who .seized'' Japanese-American suspected
_ H.L. Reynolds is completing a donated by* Humble Oil"and'^fl^'8*- $dhieifn^Tfeineinafeiir >T»w‘eritr'a’bloody cftufl th'iyWv now sayk heiintenda Mng~iarifa...btfmdcazter’“
' $5,000 cafe in Pelly. Refinery Co* and the land was there was “Major Bob.” i he was familiarly but to hang on until 1997, which would b4 the end of his ' Tokyo-Rose, ' was, arrested In
, A new concrete Pridge is com* made avaiiable bv Mr and Mrs far from affectionately kiwnaround the Ameri-, third eight-year term. Yokohama. She was convicted of
pletfed on Decker Drive over samStassi can embassy in El Salvadc The inability of the civilian political opposition in treason in 1949. served six years
Goose Creek Stream Full name Robert D’AuHsson. Hewas the fiery Chile to get its act together might make that possi- in prison, and was pardoned in
Board of directors^ the Tri- ’ ,.Jucly Givens and ^ Harriette right-wing leader who wanarrowly defeated in ble. But there have been sounds of waffling of late 1977 by President Gerald R.
Cities and East Harris County Massey model junior fashions in the 1984 Salvadoran presiditial election from some of Pinochet’s colleagues id the military FoJd , ^
Community Chest sets a goal of a style show sponsored by^ Grace D’Aubuiss«» had long een linked with the leadership, whose support is essential if he is to In 1972, ll lsraeli athletes and
$45,000 for 1946. Methodist -Woman s Society of “death squads” that were pidly taking care of El carryon. . • the five Arab terrorists who had
Preliminary engineering work Christen Service. Salvador’s overpopulation robiem. If he wasn’t-----For W reason or another, Pinochet’s dag's cqald taken them hostage were killed
~ starts on a new subdivision on ^29 YEARS AGO directing their operations, 2 certainly knew who be numbered ^ and the number may be far lower in a shootout with West G
241 acres off Market near Johrr Ray^AteFerrem-son of was. He also played a cent], if still ambiguous, than anyone at this point might think.
Pecker. The tract was bought Mr. and MrsTW.R. McFerren of role in a reported 1984 plot, assassinate the U S • But if this Latin thug also turns out to be a loser, P‘cs.
! • for $72,000 by E V. t G«ie; • • Baytown. • appears^ in ’’How TcrTambassadortoElSalvadpr. don’t you worry about Jesse Helms. ’
Muller,. John M. Kilgore, C.F. Succeed in Business Without Helms, naturally, was Dtibuisson’s most out- On the record so far, he’ll rapidly be digging up
Kelly and James V Barnett It Really Trying” at the Houston spoken — an eventually virally only — defender another to champion.
. will be known as Lakewood No. Music Theater. The show is star- 0n Capitol Hill. MajoriBotthe senator argued,
ring Rudy Vallee.
Poor Jesse Helms
Press.
German
police during the Munich Olym*
In 1975. President Gerald R,'
Ford escaped an attempt on his
life when Lynette “Squeaky” .
Fromme, a disciple of Charles
Manson, attempted to shoot tbe
chief executive in Sacramento,
Calif. .,
Ten years ago: Three Palesti-
nians who had hijacked a Dutch
airliner with 80 people aboard
shortly after the plane departed
from Nice, France, freed their
hostages in Cyprus.
Five years ago: Iran’s revolu-
tionary prosecutor general was
killed in Tehran by a bomb, the
day after Iran’s police chief, in-
jured in another bombing a week
earlier, died of his wounds.
One year ago: Crowds of black
and mixed-race youths In South
Afrifp hurled rocks and gasoline
bombs at white-owned
residences near Cape Town and '
East London.
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Pharisees, hypocrites! For ye
are like whited sepulchers,
which indeed appear beautiful
outward; but are within full of
dead men’s bones, and of all
uncleanness. Even so ye also
outwardly appear righteous unto
... men, but within ye are full of
' ' hypocrisy and iniquity.
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Today’s birthdays: Former
Attorney General John Mitchell
is 73. The president of the Motion ,,
Picture Association of America,
Jack Valenti, is 65. Federal '
' Reserve Board Chairman Paul
Volcker is 59. Comedian-actor
Bob Newhart is 57. Sen. John
Danforth, R-Mo.. is 50. Actor
William Devane is 47. Actress
Raquel Welch is 44.
Thought for today: “The peo-
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