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wm Amin's arnr MAIRHRI Ifonva Tier; ""'" '-i '""V" has ordered the withdrawal occupied northwestern Tai nounced Tuesday. The withdrawal order, African border war entere nounced in a telegram Organization of African Un the Arab League, the broad< "I have decided to withdr rpr.ncnized border of Ucrani the provocations which ear territory in an exercise of Amin was quoted as saying. Journalist PARIS ? Journalist Isab dieted for her interview v criminal, fugitive bandit charged with complicity in De Wangen is the 1 Jean-Louis Pelletier. Her the magazine Paris Match same charge was brought magazine, Daniel Filipaccl Sadat senc ISMAILIA, Egypt ? F Tuesday the peace talks \ point" ana tnat ne is se Washington with a messaj Vice President Hosni Mi for Washington Wednesc strate "Egypt's determi solution of the Middle Ea< ters. "We have reached a tu does not respond, well, th before the whole world," J Hijacking < I ^ , GENEVA, Switzerland aircraft hijackings in 1977 1972, but only four were si Air T ransport Association, IATA said hijackers ca elimination of "safe haven' not be arrested and by "hei The report said governn implement anti-hijack i pressure is producing . . . i necessity for worldwide traveller." Tires r i Officer Jay I thp Hamnpp automobile in across from the im iy retreat andan President Idi Arr of his military forces frc nzania, Radio Uganda i ? c, wiii^n tame as uic i ;d its third week, was i sent by Amin to I ity, the United Nations a cast said. aw my armed forces to I da and Tanzania in spite lier led them to Tanzani their right of hot pursui indicted die de Wangen has been /ith France's most wan Jacques Mesrine. She \ glorifying crime. iiiifn /\f Mncrinn'c qftArn TW itV U1 ATAV^l I1IV *J U VVV/A II interview was published in July, and on Aug. 16 against the publisher of hi. is messai resident Anwar Sadat vith Israel are "at a turi nding his vice presider je for President Carter. ubarak was expected to 1< lay. His trip would der nation to reach a peac ;t conflict," Sadat told re rning point. If the other is will be their responsit >adat stated. attempts I - There were 29 attemp , the largest number sii iiccessful, the Internatio IATA, reports. n only be deterred by " airports at which they \ ivy retribution." lents are slow to ratify < agreements, "but put ncreasing recognition of j protection of the ecalled ? Robinson inspects done to this the gravel lot P.E. center. Richard Vogel ? OAMECG *11? i s Key witn< |j? WASHINGTON - Law >m in_ House Assassinations Coi "destroy" a woman who iSt murder Martin Luther Ki iie *lcr lC8tifynd Lane, who is Hay's lai of the prospeetive witness ;he suh >oena for her testinio Lane elaims Mempliit 311 . >, Stephens committed to a to suppress her story ilu from a rooming house h shot was believed to hav< that he was not Ray. ted Guard re< /as ey, PORTSMOUTH, Va. il lias recovered a body t the Smith Carolina men a crashed this past Wediu Virginia's easteni shore r-* Petty Officer 2nd CI ^ W wns Knotted at 3:18 n. - . said Island by a civilian air< ling lwach patrol recovered tl t to He said the victim's i positive identification ai A witif>; from the >efuj (!li<?rok<*?' was found in t porCu _ ! I oieei MU PITTSBURGH - A >tri . tli day sparked scatter* LJ Ohio, hut spokesmen fo ' sters union said the \\ a I ted Owner - operators ii 1C? association of steel hi demanding freedom f the tation, higher rates an vill highway regulations. "As far as the I eau strike," the Ohio Confe ,lic ? i have reeeived reports air Pennsylvania and the I tracts." jj|jjjjj^ ** '<* 'm ' * +?*+> V **> "? - >- .-> v' ' x?** %i.y. * -.X-' CK noN "OO KJ UOCI I I yer Mark Lane accused the inmittec Tuesday of trying to says James Earl Kay did not mg Jr., and said he will not let wyer, said he is legal guardian s, Grace Walden Stephens. The ny was delivered to Lane, s Teim.. authorities had ineutal institution for 10 years it she saw Kind's assassin flee \ athroom, from where the fatal ? l>een fired April 4, 1968, an<l covers body The Coast Guard said Tuesday elieved to be that of one of four board a small airprlane thai ?sday in the Atlantic Ocean off ass Wilkie INunn said the body m. on the beach of Parraniore Draft. INunii said a Coast Guard tie body within an hour. name is being withheld pending id notifieation of relatives. downed single-engine Piper lie Atlantic this past Thursday. ii ilorc ctril'o I I V_/ I \J sJ ? I I IW k<- l>\ sleel hauler* now in il> lilmI violence in IVnns) lvania and r the industry and the rivalTeanik-out was having little effect. II tlll> i'Isim! fr:il<?rn n I .. ..U.v...U. aiders he^an the strike Friday, roin Teamsters union represend unification of a maze of state listers ai?' eoneenied, th?'re is no rence of I eamsters said. "Vt e from Indiana, Michigan, Ohio, IVamslcrs arc fiilfullin^ their < 011 xj> ,w *~. * JEr ^ ; * ^^wt - :;-ity^u ' ***H ^ 2 f *M-WMT*> mjbsj &W&3* ? qt0&0^&* **'* ** v ^ ' A<-. 4< . ? ^ v ** . .. a : vJr ./ * * * si 10 ^ * ' * M?** <>* " ? *"? * ' *' '4* alM Raise recorr A pay raise of 6 j increase in fringe benefits for been recommended Dy tne su Board. The increases are within the r President Carter's anti-infiatioi to the board said Monday. The are considered a high priority itc The increases for 58,000 stat sume about half the funds the remaining in fiscal 1980 after met. Embezzler s< ORANGEBURG, - Rebecca S tor of the Orangeburg Count} Services has been given a 10-ye of guilty to embezzlement. Circuit Judge Paul Moore s be suspended upon the service years probation. He said a sp Crowell make restitution of $10 that authorities say was embez Picket lines AIKEN - An estimated 1,200 the Department of Energy's near here refused to cross uni and most plant construction pri David Peek, a Department said about 94 percent of the workers at the plant honored t two plant gates near New Elle Fire result MYRTLE BEACH, - A $70 filed in a Conway court ov< losses suffered when an 18-ui I this past spring. Mariners Cove Inc. claims of Spann Inc., a Myrtle Bea ditioning firm, caused the fire. | In their suit, Mariners Cove ! or thrmu?h its ncrpnts fniln, in disposing of lighted cigar highly combustible materials. Spann was installing the when the fire occurred on Ji suit. " ^ r- J. ^ "\?S *M ~": * * 1 TE imended >ercent and 1 percent siate employees has ate Budget & Control naximum limits set by r? plan, fiscal advisers y added the increases ;m on the budget, e employees will con state expects to have built-in expenses are 3ntenced I. Crowell, former direcr nnnartmant Cnnial I^v/put klllVllV VI UUV/1U i ar prison term on a plea said the sentence would of 18 months with five >ecial condition is that .632 ? the same amount zled. in force construction workers at Savannah River Plant ion picket lines Monday ojects were halted, of Energy spokesman, unionized construction he picket lines set up at nton and Jackson. c in ci lit I I I i ! i0,000 law suit has been ir damages for alleged lit condominium burned carelessness on the part ch roofing and air concharges that Spann, "By d to exercise proper care ettes in an area full of roof on the condor mm jne 15, according to the V *v -ttfc ' ^ ^ ?:**U