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Wf Student TEHRAN, Iran ? protesters from marc holy man opened fire v Satnrrfnv near T< o ?J "v?* *v claimed at least 40 government denied th Other unconfirmed were killed and 30 \ Mohammed Reza Am deaths were "not true, many persons had be Government sources the crowd of students > disperse as they atter Ayatullah Taleghani throwing bricks and s said. Sadat i BAGHDAD, Iraq ?I delegation to Cairo Sal Anwar Sadat out of i Israel, but the Egypti swift and angry rebuf The four-man deleg; offer of massive Arab :i -i i iu> gu-n-aione peace a Egyptian Parliament, will not buy the will c The reconciliation n summit meeting here' Minister Salim el-Hosi Vietnam MOSCOW ? The Sov long-awaited treaty c Friday night that Sovie called of "special signi created by the Chines< Contents of the treat; but the text was given \ agency Saturday in a Thailand. Tanzani' NAIROBI, Kenya ?' hour barrage of small-; Ugandan invasion fore River, Ugandan sour< Tanzania claimed Ugandan tanks were Friday that was Tanzs since the Ugandans se border territory earl /" I Five Po fiddler . i rarucipaung in Fall Festival Saturd Off String Band. 1RLD rioters shot Troops trying to keep student hing to the home of a Moslem /ith automatic weapons and tear ihran University. The students persons were killed but the f?rP wprp anv Honthc reports said at least 10 youths vounded. Information Minister eli-Tehrani said the reports of " He did, however, confirm that en injured. : said the trooops opened fire into vhen they did not obey orders to npted to march to the home of , The youths responded by iwwtig in v- iu taia, uic 5UU1CCS rejects offerreaders of 20 Arab nations sent a turday in a last-ditch bid to talk naking a separate peace with an president responded with a f. ition carried with it an implicit financial aid if Ecrvnt ahnnHnnc rive. But Sadat declared to the "All the millions in the world >f Egypt!" lission dispatched by the Arab was headed by Lebanese Prime 5. treaty signec iet Union and Vietnam signed a >f friendship and cooperation ;t President Leonid I. Brezhnev ficance" because of difficulties a y were not released in Moscow, )y the official Vietnamese news dispatch received in Bangkok, a claims hit Tanzanian troops launched a 15irms and mortar fire against an e across tne em battled Kagera ces said Saturday, in a communique that two destroyed in the engagement inia's first major counter-strike ized a large piece of Tanzanian y this past week. dnts ' :~'l rs ff|| I the Five Points ;ay was me iiai s ' NR1 Plan kep NEW YORK ? Presider 1 ! S - j aavisers, convinced tnat v restraints would fail, start past week's drastic action before the voluntary plan u Although Carter knew of principal advisers, the prep secrecy that Treasury Blumenthal used pay telepl Details of the developm< dollar plan were made avf Press by a high administrate be quoted by name. Influence < WASHINGTON ? The S gave or arranged some $2 mi universities "in its attemp academic opinion," accordii House investigators. However, the House int committee said its investigat any of the schools which r? mnnnir ? tuvuvj attc^icu gltlllU) academic freedom." The panel said the largest given to Harvard Univers association on orders from Park Chung Hee's staff. 'The report said grants University, Western Mi< \ University of Hawaii and th f at Berkeley. baccharin WASHINGTON ? The Sciences concluded Saturda viewed as a potential cause only because it is a weak c but because it promotes the other substances. The scientific body, which popular sugar substitute at expressed concern that one are saccharin users and i greatest risk. "The committee conclud< studies to establish the causing potential) of sacchi existing law," the panel sa " "*? A' ll- ? \ I * ' KB. "V' -'"^ ... "ION \ secret J it Carter's top economic oluntary wage and price D ed secretly planning this . to rescue the dollar even ' ' /as announced. the plans by three of his ? aration was done in such Secretary W. Michael ^ lones to call his aides. ' *nt of Carter's save-the- st ulable to The Associated ^ on source who asked not to tc v< attempted outh Korean government llion in grants to give U.S. wi >t to influence American th< ig to a report released by th< ernational relations sub- fil .ion found no evidence that sceived the South Korean thi with conditions limiting all thi grant ? $1 million ? was I ?ity by a Korean trade j South Korean President also went to Columbia :higan University, the ~ e University of California n; attacked ? National Academy of y that saccharin "must be a( of cancer in humans," not ancer-causing agent itself cancer-causing activity of undertook its review of the ; the request of Congress, -third of children under 10 may be subjected to the 1 *s that further laboratory p carcinogenicity (cancer- - E jrin are not needed under n id. 1 f< ^ ^ _ q fniitl'sili il|l?l i w* * Ibi v.-.'Vy' Rfe j nf^h\ "*->v<^ ^4 < "i-BI .... " J v x.-. / IB *:' * ** * ;V 1 ij jSrC-ja STFT udge denies AIKEN ? U.S. District Judge Chi lid Saturday a charge that he assai emocratic senatorial candidate C i Camden is "completely unfound Simons conceded there was a 5 arking lot on Oct. 27. But he said lan before and I haven't lai d a h sleral judge said a friend came to h stacked. Harold Phillips, 50, of Newberry, ^tement with Kershaw Conntv [arsh alleging he was assaulted by lentified only as McDonald. The n > issue a warrant against Simo: estigation. ERA on be BENNETTSVILLE ? Voters in 11 have a chance Tuesday to expres e Equal Rights Amendment, ERj State Sen. John C. Lindsay says if I b proposed change in the U.S. Cc e a measure seeking legislative < Lindsay and state Rep. Wade rough a bill in the General Assemb owing the advisory referendum ree times has refused to ratify tl nvolvement Doctors in South Carolina were et personally involved in gov< ^mmunications with the public an< le democratic processes withir ational organizations. The calls for action came from leakers addressing the annual wii ouse of Delegates of the South ssociation, in session at Hilton H 4 <A.? i wui country is preicy sick, a actors to heal it," Gov. James B ccepting a special award from th Never too EUTAWVILLE ? When Milton I ote for the first time, the com] egistration office apparently couli 02 years old. The computer classified Brown aj 'eb. 11,1876, birth date. But the en trown is preparing to cast his 'uesday. "Now is the time for somebody t< 3r the right side," said Brown, ualifies should vote. I believe in ?i! > charge irles E. Simons Jr. llted a supporter of Charles D. Ravenel led." scuffle in a motel (if ii , i never saw me and on him." The lis aid when he was , has filed a sworn magistrate Edgar Simons and a man lagistrate declined ns pending an inillot Marlboro County ii __ t* 1 ss uieir teeungs on the voters approve institution, he will indorsement of it. R. Crow pushed ly earlier this year . The legislature le ERA. urged i urged Saturday to ernment, improve J A _ 1 * i iane advantage of ? their state and state and national titer meeting of the Carolina Medical lead Island. nd we need some 17* J i _ _ 1 . niuwurus said, in le association. late Srown registered to puter in the voter cln't believe he was i a 2-year-old with a *or was caught, and first vote ever on o stand up and vote "Everybody who that."