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Off the Record
Never mind that he is an ex-leader
MEXICO CITY: It could have been a rock concert: 10,000 wild student fans chanting "Gorbyl Gorbyl" as the black limousine pulled up outside an open-air stadium The crowd roared tts delight, reports AP
Last month Elton John and rock group U2 tore down the rafters This week it was Mikhail Gorbachev and wife Raisa sweeping through Latin America to cheers and applause — cashing in on Gorby Fever.
Never mind that he Is the cx-leader of an ex-emptre. Gorbachev was still packing the crowds he did as leader
of the Soviet Union — wooing audiences on a lour of Chile, Argentina. Brazil and Mexico.
And as raised funds for his private Gorbachev Foundation on his first Latin American tour, he did It In style.
The totalitarian monster is nearly finished." said Gorbachev In a rousing speech to 10.000 students Friday on the campus of Mexico City's Anahuac University.
"But the fight is not yet over," he said to loud applause as he defended his reforms and blamed the failed Soviet coup of August 1991 for unraveling efforts to transform the Soviet Union tnto a modern superpower.
He appealed for "new leadership" in Russia and the will to surmount political crises gripping the country.
Students attended free Friday, but some Gorbachev appearances cost — 500 dollar a head for one gala reception in Mexico s northern industrial city of Monterrey.
Maternal jealousy
ORLANDO. Florida: Police were searching on Friday for a woman who allegedly tried to infect her 2-ycar-old daughter with the AIDS virus by repeatedly biting the toddler in a bizarre case of maternal Jealously, reports Reuter.
Police photographs show dozens of bite marks covering the child's arms and ehoulders, neck and back.
Investigators believe the woman tried to give her daughter AIDS last October because she didn't want the child's grandmother caring for the little girl.
The 21-year-old woman is wanted on attempted murder and child abuse charges. Her whereabouts are unknown.
The girl Is now is custody of Florida state child welfare Officials and has been tested for AIDS, but the results are not yet known. ,
Shopkeepers strike to protest his hunting
QUETTA: Shopkeepers in a small town in Pakistan closed their stores to protest against a hunting trip by the governor of a Saudi Arabian region local officials said on Friday, reports Reuter.
They said tribesmen at Dalbandin in Baluchistan province had also formed an action committee to protest against the hunting of I loubara Bustards while Pakistan was mourning the destruction of a 16th century mosque in Northern India by Hindu revivalists.
The Saudi governor was due to arrive Saturday for a . month's hunting trip. His hunting party of more than 150 people was already camped near the desert town.
A government official said the protest was aimed at wining Arab aid for the backward area. He said a meeting had been arranged with the governor during his visit to sort out the ts-
Jogging is most top secret!
WASHINGTON: Clinton, take it from someone who knows. You can shake the ever-present news media, reports AP.
Jimmy Carter says he did it. Regularly.
T Jogged every day and that was one of the most top secrets that I had when I was in the White House," he said Thursday on CNN's "Larry King Live."
We couldn’t use radio communications among the Secret Service to determine when I was going lo Jog. Wc had to use a medium that the White House press reporters couldn't monitor.
"I went out and Jogged outside the White House often — and within the White House grounds."
And, said Carter, he also ducked reporters and cameramen on weekends when he was supposedly at Camp David, the presidential retreat In the Maryland mountains.