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NEW DELHI, India Pnrfv
hv imnlinntiAn
Mcrarji Desai and othc
nouncing that he woul
today.
Nanaji Deshmukh, 01
secretaries, was followi
made in April that pol
retire.
Deshmukh, a member
faction, said Janata off!
for the nation's youth.
Holy do
JERUSALEM ? Isra?
holiest day today as sho]
halted and thousands fl<
prayers to usher in Yo
For five vears this hnl
Atonement, has served i
surprise attack that sh
and sparked the 1973 N
The war is by no mean
holy days could be inter
replaced by hopes that
Egypt will lead to sim
other Arab neighbors.
Oil cutba
VIENNA, Austria ?
Monday to begin cutti
industrialized nations i
OPEC to get into th
business ? producing
finished petroleum pro
"We can no longer aff
suppliers of raw materi
general of the 13-natii
Exporting Countries. H
seminar on downs treai
by the oil minister of Ku
Truce si
BEIRUT, Lebanon ?
trying to cross a Syrian
Beirut Tuesday, it w
Christian cease-fire gei
tor a second day.
Lebanese President I
three days of urgent U
President Hafez Assad
meetings with Saudi le
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Where's th
The absence of wat
no effect on these t
they play in the ei
Russell House patk
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ader retires J
;
- A leader of the ruling Janata
criticised Prime Minister
*r leaders of the party by and
retire on his 61st birthday
le of the party's five general
ing through on his suggestion
iitical leaders over 60 should
of the conservative Jan Sangh
[rials failed to set an example
ly observed
slis began observing Judaism's
D6 dosed, public transportation
>cked to synagogue for evening
m Kippur.
y day, also known as the Day of
is a bitter reminder of the Arab
attered the prayer-filled calm
YifMta Tfrinf urnr
is forgotten, but fears that such
rupted in the future have been
the pending peace treaty with ,
ilar agreements with Israel's |>
cks possible
The OPEC oil cartel threatened
ng back crude oil supplies to
f they don't make it easier for
e "downstream" end of the
and selling gasoline and other
ducts.
ord to play the role of mere
al," said Ali Jaidah, secretaryMi
Organization of Petroleum
is comments came at an OPEC
n operations and were echoed
wait, Ali Khalifa al-Sabah.
till holding
Sniper fire killed three%*caoa?
-held bridge into Christian east
as reported, but the Syriannerally
appeared to be holding
Clias Sarkis, meanwhile, ended
ilks in Damascus with Syria's
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una leu ior sauai Arabia and g
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WASHINGTON ? AFL-CIO Presi
Meany and United Auto Workers Presi
Fraser said they misplaced their faith
President Carter's campaign promise
national health insurance program.
Meany, testifying before a Senate
committee, said he was "frankly disappc
president's "retreat" on national health
Behind bars ? <
HACKENSACK, N.J. ? New York Tt
Myron A. Farber was ordered today to
Thursday unless he surrenders his files
case.
oupenor uoun judge meodore W. Ti
Farber, who is Jewish, would be given tl
so that he could observe Yom Kippur, a 1
Jewish religion.
^JOW pushes be
WASHINftTflM ? TVio
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Women is vowing to press its economi
states that have not enacted the ?
Amendment, despite legal challenges and
won in which to obtain their ratification
Though clearly in a festive mood ove
vote extending until June 30, 1982, the
EEA's acceptance by at least 38 states
delegates at NOW's annual conference r
declaration of a "state of emergency" on t
Protesters at N
BURBANK, Calif. ? About 150 d
marched on NBC studios, asking the
present a "true and objective" picture of!
during its coverage of the 1980 Moscow
The demonstrators rallied and said 8
after marc.hina from a npnrWv ^ w
put iv, jn
head of the Jewish Student Action Coali
jective coverage of the Olympics by NBC
the treatment of Jewish activists and dia
Soviet Union.
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IN 9
>inted' Gool
dent George ^GREENWW
dent Douglas } R. Gool
i in believing electric chair,
to enact a The same Gre
that found him
health sub- Ann Medlin of (
inted" by the penalty Saturdi
i insurance. . Circuit Judge
| for Feb. 10. Ho
punishment law
appealed to the
39ai" Subp
mes reporter
return to jail SPARTANBU
in a murder has issued sub
connection with
autwein said of two suspend
le extra time ployees.
loliday in the Deputy Clerk
member Earlin
be joined by
Lovelace, if doci
Dycott . .
More
anization for
ic boycott of cpMCf* ^
kjuiiuvn A
qual Rights sjx men billed ii
the new time Keowee. Officia
' About 50 divei
r the Senate volved in a ret
deadline for accident occurr
i, some 2,000 xhe of c
enewed their others are sti]
he issue. estimated 300 toi
BC No emonstrators
CHARLESTOl
: network to forcement offici
Soviet society for the next few <
Olympics. weekend of an
ilent prayers several tons of
srry Magady, Authorities sa
tion, said ob- boat before the
must include I Beaufort Count;
sidents in the I parently jumpe<
I the vessel.
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D, ? Four-time convicted murderer
sby has been sentenced to die in the
enwood County General Sessions Court
guilty Wednesday of strangling Ruby
Columbia to death gave him the death
*y.
Clyde Eltzroth set the execution date
wever, under South Carolina's capital
r, the sentence will automatically be
state Supreme Court.
>oenas issued
EG ? The attorney general's office
poenas to more than 30 persons in
the embezzlement and conspiracy trial'
led Spartanburg clerk of court em:
of Court Betty Solesbee and staff
e Clark go on trial Monday. They will
suspended Clerk of Court Wallace
U? i a-i_ i ?* " - -
kurs ueiermine nis neaiin win permit It.
i divers search
he search continued for the bodies of
i the collapse of a cofferdam on Lake
Is said the work was proceeding slowly,
rs and other volunteers have been in:overy
effort since Friday when the
ed.
me man was recovered Sunday The
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ns of s ted that collapsed into the water.
arrests made
N ? Federal and state law enals
said they expect to make no arrests
days in connection with the seizure this
abandoned cabin cruiMr IaaHaH with
marijuana.
id they sighted four persons aboard the
ty seized it Saturday morning on a
v creek, but that the individuals api
ship before officials took custody of
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