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SALISBURY, Rhodesia
raiders blasted 12 black n
and killed an estimated 1,
Znmhin thin nanf wm>lr
Saturday. The reported dea
cross-border operation by
year-old guerrilla war.
Rhodesian forces also str
the military said, but casi
nounced. It said that durinj
Rhodesians clashed briefly
Pope me
VATICAN CITY ? As S
i.akoI., D TnUn n~.?l TT
vuuoij, mt upc tiuiui i am 111;
with 1,500 journalists Sat
pushing crowd, shaking tu
like a seasoned politician
John Paul II gave the tr
the eve of his installation a&
in 455 years, and in a speec
freedom of the press and ui
correctly."
History's first Polish pop
of papal protocol and sho
stepping down from the da
Benedictions and minglinj
about 40 minutes
Arms tall<
MOSCOW ? Four issue
Secretary of State Cyrus F
Saturday for a new round
limiting U.S. and Soviet s
"I have no assurance wc
this meeting," a senior A
ters during Vance's flight
All his key advisers see
the talks Sunday and toda
ferences between the two s
that has eluded them for
Cheetah i:
HONG KONG ? A shipi
skins valued at about $20,
Kong Department of Agr
ficials reported Saturday.
rm.A
a ne stilus, which arrive
were found by customs offi
Airport and were seized
prohibits the import, poss<
endangered species.
Officials said the Afric
been reduced to a few thoi
is now almost extinct.
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I
Captivit
.. People working
House often think of i
(ihbuii. uiitc _yuu ?iu
it's hard to get out.
last camps
? Airborne Rhodesian
ationalist guerrilla camps
^ rnx -1 .'^^1
suu guerrillas ueep iiisiuc
the military announced
th toll made it the bloodiest
the Rhodesians in the sixuck
bases in Mozambique,
laities there were not anil
the raids into Zambia the
with Zambian troops.
ets press
wiss Guards stood by neroncluded
a formal audience
Ltrday by wading into the
uids and fielding questions
on the hustings.
aditional press audience on
. ti ei i t:rr
i uie ilibl iiun-iuuittii punuu
h he praised the ideal of the
ged the reporters to "use it
>e then cast aside centuries
eked his Vatican aides by
lis in the ornate Hall of the
g with the journalists for
cs resume
3s remained unresolved as
t. Vance arrived in Moscow
of negotiations on a treaty
strategic weapons.
; can clean all of them up at
merican official told repor:
here.
med to share the view that
y may not settle all the difndes
and produce the treaty
six years.
. _ I i._ _ _
)eiTs seizec
nent of 319 African cheetah
000 was seized by the Hong
iculture and Fisheries, ofd
by air from Switzerland,
cers at Kaitak International
under an ordinance that
ission, or export of rare and
:an cheetah population has
1 S 11 A ; t- t M L.
isanu ana ine Asian cnecuui
11
in the Russell '
the building as a j
rt working here,
-mm
$?m Hlckt ? GAMECOCK
fry?* '>>- ' '^ .
Nm
Farm bi
I WICHITA, Kan. ? Pi
vantage of a political iaui
farm belt, signed legisl
boost U.S. farm exports.
Carter took time 01
Democratic candidates I
provides loan guarantees
purchase of U.S. agriculi
And Carter told seven
rally for Senate candidaU
onH fnrmor rnnorpssmnn
John Carlin that his adi
hard as possible to incr
farm products.
11 lost a
REEDVILLE, Va. ? N
depths of Chesapeake B;
men feared dead in the 1
that sank after collidir
freighter.
Officials held out hope t
airpockets left when the
capsized "like a paper cu]
FYiday night off Smith I
But the first divers on t
signs of life," said Coast (
Goldthorpe.
Casinos f
MIAMI BEACH ? Thil
the "Sun and Fun CapiU
next American city to try
reverse a decade-long lc
Florida voters will
authorize privately-owne
a 16-mile strip of ocean
Beach north to Hollywo<
Some Latin American
Beach, but they have not
I populous Northeast beinj
central Florida, Las V
Atlantic City?N.J.
bugar ta
MOORHEAD, Minn. ?
Mondale said Saturday thi
executive action to prot
through higher tariffs am
"The president today ha
that we will now seek to p:
cents a pound" to farmers
^ 's"\
; : :^?Tl->vt^
noN
II signed
resident Carter, taking ad1
f tn tko tiaort nf fVin na4lnn'o
it w uiv uvai v vi mv iiaui/ii o
ation Saturday designed to
it from campaigning for ;
to sign the measure, which
for foreign governments for
ture goods.
*1 thousand Democrats at a
; Bill Roy, a doctor, a lawyer
, and gubernatorial candidate
ministration is "working as
ease the markets" for U.S.
fter wreck
avy scuba divers probed the
ay Saturday in search of 11
hull of a Coast Guard cutter
i a wifh nn ArtfonHnp rnnl
he missing crewmen reached
51-year-old cutter Cuyahoga
(>" while on a training mission
'oint.
he scene said there were "no
xuard spokesman Cmdr. Jack
"V V K / I a O
Ul IVIIU11II I
s aging resort, once billed as
i\ of the World," may be the
' casino gambling as a way to
ising streak.
decide Nov. 7 whether to
d, state-controlled casinos on
front extending from Miami
3d, Fla.
tourists still come to Miami
1 9 it. _ A.t # 11. _
replaced me tnrongs irom uie
% diverted to Disney World in
egas and more recently to
riff planned
Vice President Walter F.
it President Carter will take
ect domestic sugar prices
j /
a lees.
s authorized me to announce
rotect a domestic price of 15
for raw sugar, Mondale said.
STF
'siv rlio in i
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GREENVILLE ? Six teenagi
killed Friday night when theii
head-on and exploded in flami
vivors.
The four boys and two girl
communities in northern Gree
Three 16-year-old youths wc
They were identified as Dai
Blevins, both of Marietta, and ]
Killed in the other car were I
anri liia aictnr RronHa Ron
Ultvt aat^ *?vai
Travelers Rest; and Rhonda i
Marietta.
Inquest re(
CONWAY ? The attorne:
businessman who died Oct. :
.1. ii I-1 _ .11 a..
|wuv:e sutuuu Days iiib cuenu
vestigation" into the death.
James P. Stevens made hii
after a six-man coroner's jurj
Flemming Jensen, 50, of 1
"unavoidable accident."
Stevens said he felt the case
a grand jury.
Authorities RfliH .Tpna??n hi
public intoxication charge an
attempts to jail him when he
Seventh bo
SENECA ? The body of El
pulled from Lake Keowee ? I
recovered from the wreckage
collapsed Oct. 6.
Bates' funeral is scheduled ft
for an investigation into the ca
be mapped out Tuesday, accor
director at the site for Sout
Engineering Inc.
One hurt i
CLEMSON ? The pilot of
seriously injured Saturday aft
crashed on takeoff from the 4
He was identified as Edwin 1
He was reported in serious co
Memorial Hospital.
A spokesman for the Federi
the Cesna-182 was towing a I
occurred at 12:44 p.m. at the
from ripmsnn Nn nno oloa ??
^ V**JVy TV
Airport sources said the p
take off when the tow line f
around the landing gear.
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icinn
srs, three to a car, were
r two vehicles collided
es. There were no sur
_ 11 # 11
8 were an irom smau
inville County.
sre in one of the cars,
iny Payne and Eddie
Dean Gilstrap of Slater,
lenry Joseph Major, 18,
e Major, 15, both of
Annette Doc kins, 15, of
quested
V for the family of a
14 at the Myrtle Beach
s "want a complete ins
comments late Friday
f ruled that the death of
Myrtle Beach was an
should have been sent to
ad been arrested on a
d was resisting officers'
fell and struck his head.
dy found
win J. Bates has been
the last of seven to be
i of a cofferdam that
or today and a schedule
use of the accident will
ding to Joe Hill, safety
hern Construction and
n rrnch
I I V- I v? sJ i I
a light airplane was
ternoon when the plane
Dconee County Airport,
iartzles, 26, of Camden.
ndition at the Anderson )i
Aviation Agency said
banner when the crash
airport about two miles
as on hoard.
iane was attempting to
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