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stand  to try and  prevent this from
happening."
Members of the campus chapters of
' the Latin American Support
Committee and the National
Organization for Women look part in
the march, as did members of the
Women's Alliance, the Rainbow"
Coalition and the Associated
Students. Inc. senate.
Kathleen Solano. the ASI
legislative vice president, said a
resolution condemning the U.S. role
in El Salvador would be brought
before the senate early next year.
"There's repression going on there
by the Saivadoran government," she
said, "and taxpayers" money gets
tunneled down there."
Students can show their concern
about the fighting in that country in
several ways, she said.
There's a campus LASC. they need
to call their congressmen, they need to
be vocal." said Solano. "If (students)
are upset about the killings and the
death squads, they need to get
involved."
The_ Saivadoran government
reportedly has long tolerated the
acUons of paramilitary "death
squads," which have been blamed
with the killings of the nuns, the mur¬
der of Saivadoran Archbishop Oscar
Romero and, most recently, the Nov.
16 assassination of six Jesuit priests
at Central American University.
More than 70.000 people have died
In the 10-year-old civil war, and the
issue of taxpayer money being used for
military aid to El Salvador was a ma-
Jar Issue with several of the marchers.
"I pay taxes, and that's my money
going down there." said Sister
Celesune Bowens of the LASC. "It's a
disgrace what's going on there.
"The Idea of the prayer service was
that we're all part- of the human
family, and if people are suffering,
how can you not do anything about
ItT she said.
Bowens, who said she had been
arrested four times at earlier protests,
said protesUng the violence tn El
Salvador takes, "a certain amount of
courage.
"We've been doing this for quite
awhile,"   said   Bowens.   "Weve   been
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called Communists and to 'go home
and get a job.' But I probably work
twice as hard as some of those people
complaining."
Jeff Robinson, a member of the
Gay, Lesbian and Bisexual Student
Alliance, held a lighted candle as he
walked along with a seven-year-old
friend.
"It's a human travesty that we're
backing a government that backs
another government that supports
death squads," Robinson said. The
way they deal with the opposition is to
terminate them."
FBI purges name files
College Press Service
The FBI said it will purge its files of
thousands of names of people and
organizations collected during its
controversial investigations of
Americans who protested U.S. policy
in Central America.
FBI, * Director William Sessions
announced in early November that
the records of the bureau's 1983-85
investigations  of Committee  in   So¬
lidarity with the People of El Sal¬
vador (C1SPES) will be placed in the
National Archives and Records
Admlnlstraton.
The fact that the names will be
placed in-the archives reaffirms the
fact that the FBI invesUgaUon of
CISPES was wrong." said Angela San-
brano. executive director of CISPES.
Last year. Sessions said that the
FBI overstepped Its bounds by
conducting domestic surveillance of
political groups allied with CISPES.
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