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01 j Yesterday's mur dens wece probably d8eIgnid to"aVenge the guilty venfJd passed by an American court on Mlr Aimal KasI, a 1.~.. ~
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Kasralawyers are pleading with ajury to spare his life and sentence him to life In prison without parole. The defence
produced family membefw. teachers, friends and fonneremployena to show that Kasf had lived a non-violent life before the
kJnlngs. The US State Department had given a warning on Tuesday that Americans could betargets after the KasI verdic.t.
Mike MeCuny, President C&nton's spokesman, saki there was no Immediate direct evidence to link the KaI8Chi murders with
the KasI conviction, but officials were watchfng for any connection that developed.
Condemning yesterdayis Karachi attack as barbarous and outrageous. MrMcCuny said that it would not affect Mr CUnton's
visit to Pakistan next year.
LOAD-DATE: November 14, 1997
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