bishop naked, red Page 8 Connecticut Daily Campus Friday, September 24, 1976 The World In Brief JOHANNESBURG. South Africa (UPI) - Sports Minister Piet Koornhof Thursday announced sweeping changes in South African sports policy. permitting multiracial sports at all levels and mixed racial teams to represent the country abroad. The announcement ended decades of segregation in sports and was designed to reopen the door to South African sportsmen in international contests. Koornhof said the decision was approved Thursday by the federal council of the ruling Naitonal Party. the highest party policy—making authority in the country. Ford thankful for French effort I PARIS (UPI) —— President Ford thanked President'Valery Giscard d'I-Istaing for French action in refusing to negotiate with Croatian hijackers and gaining release of more than 50 U.S. hostages without bloodshed. French officials said Thursday. The pilot of the hijacked TWA plane and some of the passengers criticived the French policy of refusing to negotiate with five terrorists who seized the plane Sept. 10 on a New York-(‘liicago llight aitd diverted it to Paris. Thai leader quits over criticism B.»'\N(iK()K. Thailand (UPI) — Prime Minister Seni Pramoj. entbittered by a parliamentary attack on his five-month-old coalition government for being "too weak and indecisive." resigned Thursday. Seni has beett the target of criticistn during the past four days of unrest following the return front exile of ousted former Prime Minister Thanom Kittikachorn. who came back to Thailand with a llt.‘\\ vocation as a Buddhist monk. Immediate fishing limit sought BRU.'s'SF.I.S. Belgium (UPI) —- The ('ommon Market's executive commission called Thursday for immediate adoption of a unilateral 200-mile fishing lintit without waiting for the U.N Law of the Sea ('oitference in New York. The liittii would apply at first to the North Sea and North Atlaittic ()cean. But the commission said it could be extended in the Metliterranean attd Baltic seas if necessary. The commission asked the market's council of ministers to adopt the ZOO-mile lintit by Jatt. l in order to save the comntunity's depleted fishing stocks. There was no reference to underwater oil and iiiiiteral reserves. ' Terrorists leave in Rio streets South Africa drops racist sports left to British hands By JIM ANDERSON LONDON (UPl)— Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger return- ed to London Thursday night. ending his 10-day African shuttle diplomacy and turning over the leading role of the future south- ern African negotiations to Great Britain. Kissinger went from the airport to Downing Street where he briefed Prime Minister James Callaghan and Foreign Secretary Anthony Croslandon his mission to peacefully bring black majority rule in Rhodesia. “Both of us are really waiting to hear what will come from the Rhodesian authorities tomorrow, ‘ ’ said Callaghan as he welcomed Kissinger at the front steps of his residence. Striking an optimistic note, Kissinger said: ‘‘I think matters have gone so far that it would be surprising if they turned it down." In Salisbury. Rhodesian Prime Minister lan Smith met for several hours with the ruling Rhodesian Front parliamentary caucus and said a decision has been made on the U.S.-British proposal to end the white majority rule. Smith declined to disclose the verdict. “The solution will have to come out of Africa and it is to Africa that we look. to the Africans and to the Europeans to provide that solution." said Callaghan. U.S. officials aboard Kissin- ger's special Air Force jet said Britain has the legal and historic responsibility for its breakaway colony, and it is now expected that Callaghan will call a consti- tutional conference within one or two months. But Callaghan, the author of the U.S.-British plan for a peaceful transfer of power in 18 to 24 months, said it was too early to discuss publicly any plans for a London conference to wrap up the details. . “I think they've got to get down gotiations first of all to settling any Rhodes- ain interim government that they've got to get into with the Africans. That is the first step,” Callaghan said. Before leaving for London, where he was to meet with British leaders. Kissinger reported to Kenyan President Jomo Kenyatta on his weekend talks in Pretoria with Rhodesian Prime Minister ldan Smith and South African Prime Minister John Vorster, then relaxed by shuffling through a few African dance steps. New Lebanese president appeals for fresh start CHTAURA, Lebanon (UPI)- Moderate Christian Elias Sarkis took office as Lebanon's sixth president Thrusday and appealed to all Lebanese to make “a fresh start" to end the civil war. Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat pledged his support to Sarkis and called for a unilateral cease-fire on all fronts. “We declare, on our own part. a cease-fire in all the positions of our armed forces which are not directly facing the Zionist enemy lsrael." Arafat said in a congratu- ATHENS Restaurant And Lounge latory message to Sarkis. “We will avoid answering provocations or attacks anywhere in Lebanon." Leftist sources said the cease- fire was a “unilateral offer" from Arafat and had not been agreed to in advance by Syria or the Christian rightists. A Palestinian spokesman said Arafat “hoped" the Christians would take up the offer. but if they did not and continued fight- ing. “we will cross that bridge when we come to it." RIO DI’. JANFIRO. 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