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Off the Record
President Perot ?
TOKYO Japanese newspapers recently ran a photograph of Prime Minister Ktlchl Miyazawa reading at his desk in Parbament. It wasn't a piece of legislation he was pondering, but a magazine article titled "President Perot V reports AP
As the unofficial US presidential candidates campaign has started to soar, so has interest here in the Texas billionaire His rapid rise is being viewed with both fascination and worry, largely because of tough talk on Japan that has peppered his campaign.
There also is concern here over the dissatisfaction with the US pobtlcaj system that has helped fuel Perot s Independent run for the White House. For Japan. It is unnerving to watch Its only ally — the nation that provides It with markets and military protection — sail Into uncharted political waters
There are signs of miyawwa
mounting concerns." said Yukio Okamoto, an analyst on US-Japan relations and former Japanese diplomat Wherever he goes. Okamoto says, people want to know about Perot
In recent weeks, articles have begun to appear on how a Perot presidency might affect US Japan relations One recent headline tn the nation s largest newspaper, the Yomturl. said "Perot's Foreign Policy Is Hardline Toward Japan"
Churchill forcibly sterilised people ?
l-ONDON : A former civil servant says In a newspaper article that British leader Winston Churchill once wanted more than 1000.000 "inferior" people forcibly sterilised or put in labour camps, reports Reuter
Clive Ponting. who was prosecuted and acquitted In a 1985 secrets case over the Falklands war. made the allegation In today’s edition of the Guardian newspaper
He said secret government papers recently made public showed that Churchill, after being appointed Home Secretary (Interior Minister) In 1910. was worried that "moral degen erates" a people of low intelligence were having more children than educated classes.
Churchill believed this would lead to the decline of the "British race. ” according to Ponting
He pressed for the introduction of a scheme to Incarcerate 'mental defectives" and force other "feeble-minded' people to the sterilised. Ponting said But he failed to persuade other of-flclals to agree to the plan
Women are made bitches by men
LONDON : Ernest Hemingway, the American writer who liked to be regarded as a tough guy, once told a friend not to worry about women but "Just try and be kind" to them, reports AP.
Brief excerpts from letters that Hemingway wrote to Austrian writer Pieter Vlertel were published Friday In an auction sale catalog.
Hemingway said In one bM*er ; 'Nw worry women. Just try and be kind and good and think in thetr bead and make them happy. If they arc bitches you can always dump them. Most women aren't bitches except when they are made so by men'
"Man should do his work and love that the most; then his woman and hts children, then his friends.' Hemingway said
He wrote in the same letter : "You can beat all raps except death. And you can probably beat that If you write well enough."
Bishops modify scripture to be fairer to women
SOUTH BEND : US Roman Catholic bishops arc modifying Scripture readings to be more considerate and inclusive of women, reports AP.
They’re also considering ways of raising donations based on churchgoers ability to pay. replacing the current "head tax" of church members required of each diocese.
The three-day meeting of 250 bishops al the University of Notre Dame concludes late Saturday with a news conference after a closed session.
A ballot vote Friday, with results still to be completed, was expected to approve a new leclionary — the yearly cycle of Scripture readings for worship services. In it. numerous phrases are altered to be more inclusive of women.
A royal jovial mood
LONDON : Britain's Prince Charles and his wife Diana were in a jovial mood on Friday in separate royal engage-
ments as the furore over the state of their marriage finally faded from the front pages, reports Reuter.
The heir to the throne and tljc glamorous princess showed that a week of crisis coverage about alleged strains in their 11-year marriage had not destroyed the royal sense of humour.
Prince Charles cracked jokes about his tendency to "talk rubbish" during a speech about waste disposal, while the princess had a fit of giggles after pinning medals on a war veteran the wrong way . round.
A week before, Princess Diana had broken down In tears during a visit to a cancer hospital at the height of press speculation that she was trapped in a loveless marriage.
The princess shed tears of laughter on Friday at a
Scottish hospital for ex-servicemen when she helped a patient pin on his war medals but got them the wrong way round.
Sometimes he feels half communist
SANTIAGO : Tibet's spiritual leader, exiled by Chinese Communist in 1959, said on Friday that sometimes he feels half Communist, reports Reuter.
The Dalal Lana, exiled from his native Tibet In 1959 when he was 24. said: 'Because of my relationship with the Chinese, I sometimes fee) half Communist. But mine is Marxism with a face on it.'
However, the Nobel Peace Prize winner, who said on Thursday that he would rather offer hta blood to a mosquito than kill it, condemned the violence used by the Chinese dur Ing the Cultural Revolution when 4.000 monasteries were demolished and 591.000 monks were either executed, tor tured or exiled.
Nevertheless, during a press conference In Santiago, The Dalal Lama said : "I learned Marxism from them, they arc my neighbours and we have to live side by side