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CALCUTTA, India ? T1
baby and her mother are d<
a few days, a nurse in the m
was born said Saturday.
"They should be able to
mothers and their newly bo
nurse said. 'They are doi
The relatives Saturday i
baby. The doctors who joii
declined to say who the p
But the babv's crandr
Agarwal, said the parents
Prabhat Kumar Agarwal,
Cease-fir<
BEIRUT, Lebanon ? S;
declared a unilateral ceai
after a week nf cavdap
militiamen that devastated
capital.
The Syrian peacekeeping
had been ordered to stop si
(2 p.m. EDT), govemme
reported. The announcer
President Elias Sarkis an
Assad conferred in Damas
Five hours after the ceai
government radio reportc
Troops stc
TEHRAN, Iran ? Army
the air to disperse 3,000 sti
mored cars with mounted s<
the capital in a show of ft
strikers.
Other strikes in the capi
Iranian airline, several
hospitals and halted mail !
dome siriKing taxi drivei
ignored the work stoppage a
Chess drc
BAGUIO, Philippines Korchnoi
produced an unoi
game oaiuiuuy ana lempo
Anatoly Karpov, but aftei
appeared likely.
The often unpredictable
rarely seen version of his ui
Nimzovich, named for the
popularized it in the late 1
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Room to b\
m
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As the weather tur
other activities becomi
the beach becomes an
walk and talk or mayb
m i A ? ?
i jiuricswn 8 rouy oe:
pier provide a refuge fr
autumn winds for this
RLEir
ibabyfine D
ie world's second test-tube WA
ring well and will go home in sidesl
ursing home where the child preve
Amer
go nome like other normal But
rns in a few days time/' the poppc
ng very well." nounc
dentified the parents of the Humj
ltly delivered the baby had Hui
arents were. Carte
aother, Mrs. Panna Devi natioi
i of the baby are her son, four']
and his wife Bal. been
3 in Beirut ^
yrian peacekeeping forces more I
se-fire in Beirut Saturday billion
fighting against Christian protes
the Christian quarter of the Twe
ningir
\ command said its forces the $2
looting at 8 p.m. local time Stat
utvuuuvum ucuui ittUiU OlUiei
nent came as Lebanese the aft
id Syrian President Hafez site,
icus. The
je-fire went into effect, the used r<
the city was calm. the 2,:
thems
~>n strikers Si
? NFA
troops Saturday fired into ' '
riking taxi drivers and ar- \n\ d
ubmachine guns rolled into th h
Dree to dissuade would-be XIIio
V??v 1?
tal shut down the National
government ministries, ^
service. was .f<
s stopped other taxis that hospit
nd beat up the drivers. onewi
]w likely ^2
' virtua
- Chess challenger Viktor hispU
.11 a * - '*
uiuuox opening to tne 29th I in hi
rarily befuddled champion I visit t
r 40 moves another draw when
the si
Korchnoi opened with a racial
jual English game called a ?Th
Communist defector who goesu
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ideal place to 9g
e just be alone. Br '
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om the chilling
couple.
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SHINGTON ? The Senate te:
:epped a deadlock Saturday that
nting action on a bill to cut taxes
leans.
a new impediment to passage of th
id up when Sen. Gaylord Nelson, I
:ed that he will try to add to the U
>hrey-Hawkins full-employment leg is!
nphrey-Hawkins, a key legislative i
r administration and black leaders, v
lal goal of reducing the unemploymei
percent of the labor force by 1981. Ba<
unable to pass the bill on its own.
'otesters arres
BROOK, N.H. ? Authorities Saturday
iian 40 protesters for climbing fences <
Seabrook nuclear power plant in t
t demonstrations.
nty-eigm protesters were arrested in
i the sixth illegal demonstration in two
.3 billion construction project.
e police in Concord said 14 or 15 more
anti-nuclear Clamshell Alliance were a
ernoon for scaling another fence onto
protesters, most 01 mem irom Mass
ape ladders to scale the fence near woo
300 megawatt plant site, and rugs t
elves from barbed wire.
jicide endssie
V YORK ? A man, apparently d
se he did not have enough money to pa
himself Saturday while policemen i
im for the release of a pregnant woma
st of 10 persons he had taken hos
attan store, police said.
woman, who had told renortprs paHip
[>ur-months pregnant, was taken to
al complaining of stomach pains, offi
is released from the hospital about an 1
lith seeks supt
TON ? Rhodesian Prime Minister
lly challenged U.S. officials Saturday
in fnr a hlonlr m ainwfn
... ? u.Mvn lllUJUt IVJ gUVClllIllClll ill
is first interview after arriving on a qiu
0 the United States, Smith replied affl
asked whether American support was
lccess of his proposed solution to I
crisis.
e United States is the leader of the fr?
without saying/' he said in the intervie\
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mporarily PICKENS ? Diver
had been Lake Keowee Saturdi
i for most struction workers, kill
suddenly collapsed wi
e measure Officials of the
)-Wis., an- Engineering Co. broug
ix bill the to aid the search, whit
ation. and tons of steel,
dm of the Southern safety dire*
rould set a bodies would be recovc
it rate to real snag in the operati
:kers have process. We're unable
ted Ford in (
CHARLESTON _ 15
/ arrested said Sunday he would i
at the $2.3 Carter's veto of a nucle
wo illegal "There's nothing like
Ford spoke to about
the mor- the windswept flight d(
months at naval museum moorec
Harbor.
members
irrested in 1
i the plant I bniperr
achusetts, LANCASTER ? A
ds around taken about 220 miles
0 cushion Saturday after being
while surrounded by
Lancaster Police Cti
1 p elephant was shot abc
' y ^ Mirth carnival, a
esoondent tertainments at the I
y his rent, The shot was fired
negotiated through a chain link
n who was where the elephant
tage in a pachyderms were sta
goers. Two children \
r that she next to Schaunzi whe
a nearby
Veto re a
^ f South Carolina reactii
-/ i i me *iu Diaion **udiic w
Ian Smith one political candi
to support the president.
Salisbury. Democratic senatori
asi-official Ravenel said the veto
irmatively Democrats are trying I
crucial to Calling the bill "an
IhodMifl'ft deserved to be soundh
waste does not feed hn
e world. It care.
v aboard a Biit Sen. Ernest F. H<
ashington. re-election this year, t
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8 probed the murky waters of
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led when a huge steel cofferdam
th the force of a dynamite blast.
Southern Construction and
lit in extra divers from Alabama
A was being hampered by mud
ctor Joe Hill said he doubted any
ired before Monday. 'There's no
Ion," he said, "it's simply a slow
?to estimate a time."
Charleston
former President Gerald Ford
not enter debate over President
ar aircraft carrier. But, he said,
having more than enough."
2,000 persons who gathered on
ick of the USS Yorktown, now a
1 on the east side of Charleston
lits elephant
9-year-old two-ton elephant was
from Lancaster to Athens, Ga.,
shot with a high-powered rifle
school children.
ief Frank Harris said the female
>ut 9 p.m. Friday at the World of
traveling show handling enjancaster
County Fair.
across the street from the fair
fence about 25 to 30 yards from
"Schaunzi" and three other
ging an "elephant walk" for fairvere
riding on a larger elephant
in the bullet struck.
ction mixed
an to President Carter's veto of
orks Bill was mixed Saturday,
idate coming out in support of
al candidate Charles "Pug"
is A CTrwwi Ovnmnlo n# km" !?**
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to save money.
i outrageous boondoggle that
f defeated," Ravenel saidthat
ngry children or provide health
filings, D-S.C., who is not up for
>lasted the presidential veto.
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