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Perez visiting Africa, Europe:
un Secretary General Javier Perez de Cuellar left Friday on a three-week tour of Africa and Europe. AFP reports from New York.
Ills spokesmen. Francios Giuliani, said the UN Chief would meet Saturday In Marrakech with King Hassan of Morocco to discuss a planned. UN-sponsored referendum in the Western Salianc
After stopping off in Algiers Sunday. Perez de Cueliar will head to Portugal for the signing oo May 31 of agreements between the Angolan Government and US-backed rebels of the union for the total independence of Angola.
Collaborator stabbed to death :
a 48 year -old Palestinian man who had been accused by his fellow-Arabs of collaborating with the Israeli occupation forces was found stabbed to death In a Gaza Strip camp on Friday. Palestinian sources said. AFP reports from Jerusalem.
They said the body of Ail el Alloul had been found near his inline in the Jabalia Refugee Camp. Alloul had been kidnapped In the camp two days earlier.
He was the 328th Palestinian to die as an alleged collaborator since the current uprising began in the occupied territories in December 1987. according to an official toll.
20 Iraqi hospitals damaged
I More than 20 Iraqi hospitals suffered serious damage during the Gulf War. with losses to all health facilities amounting to more than 425 million dollars, the Iraqi News Agency reported Friday. AFP says from Nicosia.
Total damage was estimated at 141.902 million dinars (425 million dollars), according to the agency. INA. monitored in Cyprus.
"Damage to buildings was estimated at 25.6 million dinars, while the value of (lost) equipment and medicine Is of the order of 116.302 dinars." a top health ministry official quoted by INA said.
US asks Burma to implement poll results :
The US State Department Friday urged Burma to implement last year's election results and release all political prisoners. AFP reports from Washington
"Despite its promises, the military regime has taken no steps to transfer power to a civilian government", said department spokeswoman Margaret Tutwiler.
She said many Burmese. Including leaders of the winning party in last May's election, remain imprisoned "for political reasons".
US reserves judgement on Lebanon-Syria accord :
The US State Department reserved Judgment Friday on a treaty that establishes a special relationship between Syria and Labanon, reports AP from Washington.
The judgment will depend partly on whether the treaty signed in Damascus on Wednesday supports Lebanon's independence. sovereignty and territorial integrity, spokeswoman Margaret D. Tutwiler said.
"It's my understanding that Lebanon and Syrian have been working on such a type of agreement. I believe, for six or seven years, she said
The treaty was signed by Syrian President Hafez Assad and Lebanese President Elias Hrawi. whose government is backed by Syria. It provides for the creation of joint government institutions for cooperation in defense security, foreign policy and the economy.
Rebels capture Eritrea’s capital:
A rebel spokesman Friday said fighters of the Eritrean People’s Liberation Front have captured long-embattled Asmara, capital of the Ethiopian province of Eritrea. AP reports from London.
"Asmara Is under our total control. The day the Eritrean people have been waiting for has finally come." said Yemanc Ghebremeske "We have total confirmation. We have our own means of communication, and it is confirmed. "
He declined to elaborate on his sources' of Information, and had no details on when Ethiopian forces surrendered. The Foreign Office said it could not confirm the report.
Arafat warns of renewed stir :
Palestine Liberation Organization leader Yasser Arafat Saturday warned of an escalation of violence in the occupied territories and renewed hijackings of aircraft If no progress was made on the Palestinian issue, reports AFP from Vienna.
"If we do not move towards a solution of the Palestinian problem. 1 can not say h'ow long I will be able to keep them from hijacking airplanes," the PLO leader told the Austrian ^newspaper Die Presse, referring to his fellow-Palestinlans.