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Compiled by DAVID McKAY 2A DETROIT FREE PRESSMONDAY, AUG. 6, 1 982 1 llatolisiQ: Marcos says foes plan to strike, bomb, kill -mm Police Sunday found detainee trnest tan area In the event of a nuclear atti f'ffil'tf! Depale, 21, dead In his cell hours after but civil defense officials would ne Will 111 jt I' he gave a statement to a Judge, the head few days' notice. nf the Rprnrltv Pnllre said. It would take 2.3 davs to Bet evi of the Security Police said. tan area In the event of a nuclear but civil defense officials would need It would take 2.3 days to get attack, every -v President vows revenge Lt.

Gen. Johann Coetzee said Depale was hanged by a strip of blanket at John Vorster Square police station here. Depale was arrested Thursday, made a "confession" to a magistrate Saturday and was to have appeared in court today, Coetzee said. The reasons for the arrest of Depale, a black, were not disclosed. It was the second known death of a detainee at John Vorster Square this year.

300 feared drowned JAKARTA, Indonesia An overloaded ferry capsized and sank in stormy weather off the coast of Sulawesi, leaving 300 passengers feared drowned, the Antara news agency said Sunday. The 251-ton Hasrat Mulia, designed to hold 60 passengers, was carrying about 400 people when it capsized Thursday, the national news service said in its first report of the incident In the Makassar strait between South Sulawesi and East Borneo. row in the Mecklenburg Correctional Unit. "It Is my honest intention to rescue" any semblance of dignity I have he said. Did company CHICAGO Most Americans never believed a widespread rumor linked Procter Gamble Co.

to satan-; Ism and the company may have overreacted when it moved to quash it; according to a survey by Advertising Age magazine. -J Only three percent of 1,264 people surveyed said they believed the rumor about the giant consumer products company, and 94 percent of those who heard it said it did not change their buying habits, according to survey re; suits published in today's issue. The rumor claims the company's corporate symbol, the face of the map in the moon and 13 stars representing the 1 3 original U.S. colonies, is a symbol pi satanism. USAIr In negotiations WASHINGTON Talks between USAir and its mechanics and machinists resumed in Alexandria, Sunday with no indication of progress that could avert a threatened midnighj walkout.

USAir spokesman Jack King Sunday said, "We will be set to operate at about 30 percent of our normal schedule come tomorrow if there is a walkout. Super- visory employes will take over, the fighting attempts to make more White House tapes public. His appeal to the Supreme Court delays again the National Archives' plan to open a number of "listening posts" throughout the nation, where Americans can listen to the Oval Office conversations of Nixon and his top aides. Nixon, 69, claims "executive privilege" shields the tapes. Kansans giving aid MINNEOLA, Kan.

Farmers and members of their independent evangelical church this week are to bag 45,000 pounds of wheat bound for school children and orphans in Haiti, a spokesman said. The 750 bushels, valued at $2,500, are donated to a mission project at Minneola Community Church, in this town of 712 people in southwest Kansas. Farmer David Scott said, "We believe in spreading the gospel. It's hard to tell someone God loves them when they are hungry." Execution Is set RICHMOND, Va. Barring a change of mind, unauthorized legal appeals or an unwanted commutation by Gov.

Charles Robb, former police officer Frank Coppola will die Tuesday in Viginia's electric chair. Coppola, 38, convicted in 1978 of murdering a used-car dealer's wife, said he would rather die than live on death body out by bus, train, plane, car and boat, the New York Dally News said Sunday. The plan, financed by the federal government and prepared by the state Office of Disaster Preparedness, details procedures for the evacuation of 9.7 million residents of New York City and outlying areas to emergency shelters in upstate New York and Pennsylvania. Surgeons reattach arm BOSTON Doctors at Massachusetts General Hospital kept close watch on a Maine hitchhiker Sunday to determine whether he will keep an arm severed by a truck and reattached in a 12-hour operation. A hospital spokesman said it would be nine days before doctors know if Ralph Nlcolettt, 39, of Augusta, will keep the left forearm that had been torn off by a tractor-semitrailer as he was hitchhiking in Biddeford, Maine, early Friday.

"I knew my arm had been hit, but when I looked down I couldn't believe It," NicolettI said. "Three-quarters of my arm was gone." Nixon fights over tapes WASHINGTON On the eighth anniversary today of Richard Nixon's resignation, the former president is i BICUTAN, Philippines President Ferdinand Marcos claimed Sunday that dissidents plan a nationwide strike, bombings and assassinations next mbnth, timed with his visit to the Ufcited States. "You cannot kill all of us. There will be some who will be left to finish you," Marcos warned opponents in a speech to; military officers, government officios and diplomats at a military camp south of Manila. The president lifted eight years of martial law In January 1981 but retains powers to order arrests, overrule Parliament and relmpose martial law.

He said a national strike might come Sept. 1 1, his 65th birthday, or during his US. visit In mid-September. Falklanders at UN STANLEY, Falkland Islands Two local legislators are to leave today to argue for the right of British-descended islanders to decide their future status at a meeting of the UN Committee on Decolonization, which backs Argentina's xilaim to the islands. Tony Blake and John Cheek will be the first islanders to speak directly to the panel at UN headquarters In New Yorkv.

"I think this Is a step in the right Marcos: He fears violence direction," said former Falklands Gov. Rex Hunt, who became civil commissioner after Britain ended a 10-week Argentine occupation June 14. Argentina's claim to the Falklands, 250 miles off its coast, dates to 1833, when Britain seized them from Argentina. Another detainee dies JOHANNESBURG, South Africa notion Doomsday plan has hitch NEW YORK There's a "Doomsday Pian" to evacuate nine million people from the New York metropoli Jobs." DrUroil -tree Pm fs 1 1 Vs I (USPS. 155-500) Sm0J -'JAX4vMB i I PubUahcd daily and Sunday by Detroit g0r i FrM press, mc.

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