Khomeini Asserts Bani-Sadr Can Carry Out Duties

          
          THE NEW YORK TIMES, MONDAY TUNE 15, 1981 A9
          .1. ‘ Khomeini As èth Bani Sadr Can Carry Out Duties
          TEHERAN. Iran. June 16 (R iters) — 1 ia seen as: possible prelude to the for- amid shouts of protest. Broadcas ing of
          Ayatollah RuhoUah icr ie1r i said today ( r iai & missai ci ir. i aru-Sadr. it was th p eed'iii ar ed the first time ths
          that - President Aboihassan lsni-SadrI not in uediatt ly clear what Impact tne 1 State ntrC I e i meci:a carried Mr Bani-
          cot id s Carry c.t r r . ty enj Ma ohah s re- arlts wouid ha' e on the Sadr s mess e r'e Preside'i aistrth-'
          be ia. eai str't jed ot mast o his mo as in Parii rrent regarding f ut o it thro aices Fro.ay and it was
          wer , li his rcie as commander j widely beam in Persian-language foreign
          of the ar e d forces. The P i 'd t issued a statement Fn- radio broadcasts.
          l of the 4' - . ear-uld Presi- dev saving th. . ‘ s er em e t u begun an The remaric of 81 ear-ola A's atoilah
          ôent e aowars have already been striptied eftort to remove him tnnzi office arid the supreme reuigous and political lead-
          from hi-n b' . the c1ersr .dominatea egis- murae'hirn we he called on the iranian er Caine in asi coifress to mu ta-' co'n
          lative branch of Gvemment. people to resist what he said was a grow- j manders in which he told the officers that
          The Ayet.c iah's statement came as the ing ictato ._tip. they must avoid involvement in political
          Spee er ol t ea& ma'ters
          ia 1 bl a e f an attempt by more than Speaking at the mo&'ue ndxt to his
          12( -ciep ties to debate Mr. i nni -Saor's Mr. Bam-Sadr's statement was read in borne in a northern Teheran suburb, the
          as e icent su f 1 at the opening of Parliament today revolutio'iar leader aeclared 9 em
          plu ticaflv order the commander that
          poiltical iss ues must not be raised in the
          The Ayotollah. in en aparent. refer-
          -ease to Mr. Br -6a ir s accusations, told
          the militar ' chiets: Nothing new ties
          hanfer ed. The Pi-osiderit can carry out
          his duty as the Pi-t±sident. lt is riet-nec.es-
          for air. to be the chief oi so-and-so.”
          Mr. nl -Satir was said by a spokes-
          man for i• Pre - dein a office to be at his
          hriir tb ::: ridentiai cornpaund in
          ade r xrted yester-
          th .u Lt ‘ iiut i was a. a secret
          1c at1en ‘?y r - . bys rror ers.
          cr h t Paths-
          r eig u - th s'tsic wa ad-journed
          it t ?) .-i”i ”w,q. ..: 5 -S Ti . ! Sri I)tlUT Was de—
          c i. the presidency.
          iaker •ioshe: ‘,i Rafs : ani, who said
          yesterday after calling on Ayatollah Kbo-
          uiemi that It would be better for the i
          President to stay In his posithm, used a
          rocedurzl tactic to biock debate on Mr.
          iani-Sadr a competence to remain in of-
          fr e.
          esides the mayor netitian ouestiorun!
          the President's coir.setence, a er
          grcrct of 18 deputies tirried a se arate
          aeciararion . accur .In the Frenc -ecu-
          ceted Pree &ejt of lm ith riots snd sedi-
          tion. X ua. the p iiec said the issue of Mr.
          ahi-Sadfs am'etenee was oi such na-
          ta -iai that it had to be care-
          Miv par . d by the Parliament's 12..
          member manes eriai board.
          The Sneaker gave no indication today
          when the deputies' netition esigat be de-
          bated. Although the ass mbiv As sched-
          uled to re ire its work tomorrow, It Is
          not certain that It will debate the Bani-
          Sadr issue.
          Eascuticas Are eported
          UNITED NATIONS, N.Y., June 14
          — Se' en members of iran's
          Babel rei ious minority wei-e enecited
          at dawn today in :&maclan. s uthrest c- '
          Teheran, a sç okesrmtn br a 2Sahai wren-
          at the nited Nations said toucy.
          The spohesman, Geraid Knigiut, whcse
          has Umecd atioai ac it sior
          asa nongovernmental canizanicni, said
          his mntormatim caine s rn souroes inside
          ‘I be ci-oirges atsirist the saven were
          not known, ha said,
          i-Xe said this brought to 42 the number of
          js known to iawe been executed in
          Iran sInce October J,i 79,
          BP0O099
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          have not eased.
          President EarJ-Sadr, himself be--
          sleged, lies s that in and a half
          yea!! of revO1ut or arv rtie
          try's ct 'ndi ion has z rsenec I a every
          way. There is co securtt- ,
          orny is cripp'ed, the war with Ji a
          goes on, he a d in a statement -inst ed.
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