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'wORI Pipeline exp MEXICO CITY ? A natural-gas and sent a huge fireball rearing th u/nrlrorc' nnmrv/\?ir*/4 ? ? ?v> >> vviiipvuiiu in suumcni nesday, killing 52 persons, officii petroleum company Pemex report Pemex spokesman Miguel Tom; persons were hospitalized with bui He said the pipe, the major line li near Vera Cruz with Mexico City, b p.m., leaking gas that burst int reached the nearby Petroleum Magallanes. Cosmonauts MOSCOW ? Two Soviet cosmoi Earth Thursday after a record 140 d said. The Soviet news agency sa medical checkup showed Comn Kovalenok and Flight Engineer chenkov had withstood the long orl Wednesday, the cosmonauts des< adventure "a difficult, long and inl Kovalenok and Ivanchenkov made evening TV news in their final broad Russian viewers. I I iraq leading BAGHDAD, Iraw ? Arab leader Thursday to map new strategy to < President Anwar Sadat's peace dr Iraq, the host, Syria and others stringent boycott of Egypt and the f military command to enforce it. The hardliners believe a sepa between Israel and Egypt serio overall Arab effort to regain territ( four wars over the past 30 years. Prisoner relec TEHRAN, Iran ? The Iranian go hard by riots and strikes by oil refi others, says it will free all political and abolish special military tribun Justice Minister Hussein Najafi, v concessions Wednesday, said Dec. free the prisoners because the Unit aside that day to pay tribute to the pi rights. He did not say how many will i 1 * ? At -- - uenevea rney will include all those religious and political rioting that he 1,000 persons this year. Those held for terrorism are exp< prison. f ? 'This is it' Discussing a shot in front ( Thomas Cooper Librarv refit pool are Chuck Mills (hands stretched) and Dennis Langley camera). They were participat a video production workshop sored by the S.C. Fducat Television network. ^^Stephen McCormack ? C ^ NR' )lodes Dollar r > pipeline ruptured WASHINGTON? The rnilgh a rvotr-rtloiim - - 0" - r .?? scrongiy on woria mark Mexico late Wed- President Carter's eras! us of the national loss of value overseas e<?* . satisfaction was tempere asini said 21 other fight against inflation. rn^- Wholesale prices ? ah nking Pemex fields ? leaped by 0.9 percer roke at about 11:30 consecutive month, the 0 flames when it The advance was led 1 Camp Sanchez wholesale food prices, ec .r-^ Cnrtor /H, I t? I U I I I NEW YORK ? Preside nauts returned to not snubbing Israeli Prir ays in space, Tass even though both were ir nd a preliminary meet. lander Vladimir "He's a great friend," t Alexander Ivan- by reporters whether he >ital flight well. by not meeting him hen inbed their space Begin and Secretary o cresting flight." conferring here on the s the remark on the peace talks. cast from space to , . ??n.- Psychic c I I U I Kb SOUTH GATE, Calif. r> I. * responsible for the arrest s meet m Baghdad in ^ deaths of three yc ieal with Egyptian Harold Memr0 33, wa lve with Israel. tified Los Angeles psychi< are pressing for a artist, who then drew a ormation of a joint George Troxcil of the S01 Detectives showed the rate peace treaty year-old Carl Carter Ji us y weakens the ^issing since 0ct n )r> lost to Israel in composite drawing as ar ase set Tour for WASHINGTON ? Prej vernment, bruised six states Thursday to ee inery workers and I in Tuesday's elections. A prisoners Dec. 10 I first stop on the swing, wh als shortly. 1 Carter also planned tc vho announced the I porters of Gov. Hugh L. C 10 was chosen to the Wall Street rally, ed Nations has set In addition to New Y( rotection of human brief appearances for Michigan, Illinois, Califo be freed but it is The Democratic Party jailed for inciting White House Press Seci is killed more than steady decrease in voter told reporters Wednesda ected to remain in | helpful to the Democrati ection rf^ S^l/ llB&j^ A 1| ' ,)l,t mBim HmmI mrnJZit J (with ing in sponional I E COCK HON ! 9bounding Ba pL . dollar continued to rebound "blacl ets Thursday in response to . i program to stem its rapid p ~ >. But the administration's d by disappointing news in the t0 j | larbinger of future retail costs o^orr it in October for the second T^e Labor Department reported. M by a 1.7 percent jump in P.. jualing the rise in September. ^ ^ enies snub Mo snt Carter said Thursday he is The ne Minister Menachem Begin Buildii l this nitv ntirl HaH nrv nianx j ?? "v, F?a?a ?/ beginri he President said when asked "^Verc was intending to snub Begin vices t f State Cyrus R. Vance were occupt tatus of the Israeli-Egyptian <4Puj buildir I I Stateh jids police jnni ? A tttoo 1 ? puj v.lll<c TVQ9 ICU of a South Gate man accused FORI mths, police say. drill *ns is arrested after the uniden- stroke i c described a man to a police Thursdt composite sketch, said Sgt. Alexa iith Gate Police Department. Lawren sketch to the parents of 7- withinv a South Gate youngster maltrea The Carters identified the York ar i acquaintance, Troxcil said. Nov I martial r>i ? * ? uemocrars sident Carter began a tour of f" t out the votes for Democrats rally on Wall Street was the lich ends late Friday. -i t > attend a luncheon for sup- sails to arey. But the main event was counter limped >rk, the president scheduled Coast ( Democratic candidates in rn! i* rnia, Oregon and Minnesota. Charles is paying for the trip. power \ eGryTjoo^owel^ noting the \mf turnout since the early 1960s, Wner v a high turnout "would be r*e sai! c Party." by 20"f Moore, '^SBI \ s ?ttt mm&^n . -- -jB^s^^Sk MMMMMS^Mi^SalHilBlliilLZS 5TH1 nks consid( )nic bad check writers may disted" by major South Carolin /hich the banks have agreed t< resentatives of Columbia-based legislative study committee Wc c into the feasibility of coopei to deny checking accounts to linn D * # _ A A. n inAg IU ouiic i\cp. muimu OUT! Richland County legislator entatives wanted to determii be subject to legal liability be an. ving day d new multi-million dollar Bli ig will not be ready for use u ling of February, according to official. le Cunningham of the Division old a panel of House members g deliveries of furniture and fb incy beyond Jan. 1. rchasing says don't anticipate ( tg earlier than Feb. 1," Ms. Cuni ouse Committee. ocent plea r JACKSON ? Sgt. Willie Alexai tructors charged in connectior J ii- - - ' * * * ueams or iwo Army trainees ly pleaded innocent to all chai nder, 24, of Timmonsville, anci ce Chapman Jr., 33, of Pickens oluntary manslaughter, derelic tment in the deaths of Pvts. Les id Wayne A. Krassow of Cygn 27 was set as the date of Ale: , which will be separate from th ial hearing for Chapman was \ 4*f I ^ ^ ;ui UUHIGb 1LESTON ? The 44-foot sailbc rn and its batteries nearly de with Hurricane Kendra 150 nr into the Charleston harbor eai iuard escort. x-man crew unharmed, the Into ton about midnight, traveling vith reduced sails, according to1 Moore. i the 180-foot cutter Paw Paw rei boat early Wednesday, the Intri oot waves and 20-knot wind* the Paw Paw's executive offi< BHB -&SF BEwj?JBW^8h Uvi i re . plan find themselves a banks, under a d study. I banks, meeting idnesday, agreed *ating with each check-bouncers, riss. said banking le if the banks fore agreeing to elayed itt StntP in til at least the a state governor General SerWednesday that ttures will delay >ccupancy of the u 11 [tiij($iittiu luiu uie made ider, one of two i with the heat last summer, ges. I Sgt. 1st Class , were charged tion of duty and iter T. Watts of et, Ohio. zander's courtat of Chapman. to begin Thurstorm >at Intrigue, its ad after an enliles out to sea, rly today under rigue arrived in under its own pAoof ? 4 v/unoi vjruai u Lii. idezvoused with gue was rocked i, according to ler. Hi k r' ^