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MEXICO CITY ? As many as
treated for shock or injuries aft*
rocked Mexico City and southern
some deaths could not be confirm
Local newspapers and radio sta
ween four and nine deaths occur
Wednesday's quakes. Red Cross <
reports.
"No deaths were caused by the
Capt. Juan Ascencio Loredo, hea<
national ambulance service.
Red Cross officials said 107 per
most of them slightly, and another!
shock, and most damage to buildi
Nixon brave
OXFORD, England ? Richard M
gauntlet of egg-tossing protesters
chants of "Creep! Creep!" and "Ni
British students today he will* "sp
believe ... as long as I live."
The former president also told the
audience that with his approval
Palestinian guerrilla "network" in
through wiretaps and break-ins
ministration, which ended four y<
resignation in the midst of the Wa
A phalanx of security men hat
through an angry crowd of 500 stud
many of them Americans and sc
when he arrived at the Oxford Unic
hall to deliver the address.
Pope meets
ROME ? Pope John Paul II met1
southern African black nationalis
discussed human rights, the lead<
sday.
The secret audience Wednesda;
leaders' request, was held in the Ap
marked the first bold political act
pontiff.
The meeting was disclosed b
president of the African Nation
George Silundika, a member of th
National Patriotic Front, the org
Prime Minister lam Smith's goveri
The leaders told a news conferen
the pope's attention to alleged vi
rights in southern Africa. The poj
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greauy concernea witn the situation
southern Africa.
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This crew member aboan
Mayflower II docked at Plyi
Mass., seems to be daydream
he casually looks out over the
deck.
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Mpyirn icno/
i 600 persons were
er six earthquakes LOS ANGELES i
Mexico. Reports of ^0 Skld Row transie
has been released bee
itions reported bet- ^ 'p a police lineui
red as a result of Police Lt. Dan Coi
)fficials denied the Wesley Porter was se
after the Nov. 19 stal
earthquake," said Ricardo Seja, 24.
i of the Red Cross Cooke said Ramirez
j wounds at County-US<
sons were injured, disappeared and offii
500 were treated for them.
ngs was slight. _'^en P?1*?008 have b
mow area in recent we
fatal attacks may hav
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. Nixon, braving a C O T L
and speaking over w I k->
xon is dead!", told
eak up for what I WASHINGTON ? /
NATO agreement cou
i Oxford University escape hatch if he ch
le FBI broke up a mitment to increase
i the United States percent next year,
i during his ad- That phrase recc
ears ago with his cumstances will affec
tergate scandal. That working was
d to escort Nixon spokesman Jody Pow<
ent demonstrators, general commitment
me flinging eggs, with economic circum
>n debating society gave rise to reports thi
his commitent.
. . Defense Departmen
has g*ven Etefense S<
11/ vj U fc/ I O dication he is thinkii
commitment.
with four leaders of
ii movements ana r"* .
;rs reported Thur- rV Q Q NC
y, granted at the
ostolic Palace, and Atlanta - Geon
of the Polish-born c , , , ,'.1
Southern leaders Thur;
y Oliver Tambo, stimulating increased
al Coneress and mine the re810n 8 futu
e exSvl of tSe ?rena ?j >T
anization opposing paralleled opportunity
crthe^hKawn ^ulate ou^oUrall
olaUons of human m<Lmb o{ the S.oujh'
pe, they said, was Busbee, preparing
!of human rights in chairman,said that rer
? growth issue of param
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:t released 1
V 43-year-old man arrested after
nts were wounded by a stabber *\
ause witnesses failed to identify (
>, authorities say. I
)ke said Wednesday that John i
t free. Porter had been arrested ?
bbing of Jose Ramirez, 27, and f
f
; and Seja were treated for knife
1 Medical Center but have since 2
cers have been unable to find j
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een stabbed fatally in the Skid c
seks, but police said the two none
been unrelated to the killings.
acking out?
i little-noticed phrase in a 1977
Id provide President Carter an
looses to back off from a com- :
the U.S. defense budget by 3
gnized that "economic cirt
what can be achieved." ;
recalled when White House
ill said Monday that "there is a
to a 3 percent goal, consistent
stances." Powell's qualification
e president might be faltering in |
it officials insisted that Carter
ecretary Harold Brown no inig
of backing away from the
key growth
t
?ia Gov. George Busbee told ?
sday that their effectiveness in t
exports overseas may deterre
growth. 1
rnational trade offers an un- s
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'e need for expansion and to (
economic vitality," he told j
ern Growth Policies Board. j
to step down as the board's s
noving barriers to exports "is a t
ount importance to the South." I t
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CHARLESTON ? An Air Force C
rhursday afternoon near Cottag
bounty, killing at least one person,
iighway Patrol said. The numbe
mmediately known, but the patrol i
he four-engine cargo craft had a crc
A spokesman at Charleston Air
irmed the crash but had no other
It was the third Diane to rranh in t*
he Aug. 10 shooting of Charles Fi
Cromer, 36, was sentenced by Cii
Sltzroth. He will not be eligible for
served 20 years.
Cromer pleaded guilty to the ac
carrying a pistol unlawfully and wt
fear, to be served concurrently.
Cromer, of Rt. 4 Abbeville, v
ihooting Breazeale in the front ye
railer near Greenwood. He claime
iccidental.
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!4 hours. Two persons died in the
>rivate plane near Charleston We<
>ut two occupants of another sma
lown near Myrtle Beach Wednesd
Weather dis
FORT JACKSON ? An officer w
training company where two recr
3U1I11UCI smu lnursuuy ne resinci
hot weather the day they died. But
not carry over into nightfall.
Capt. Stephen C. Johnston said tl
29 ? the day Pvts. Wayne A. Kras
Watts died ? was classified as "
suitable for strenuous activities.
Johnston, 30, of Atlanta, said
weather conditions with Sgt. Is
Chapman, on trial for manslaug!
duty and maltreatment in the deal
said he did not intend for the trainii
continued throughout the evening.
Cromer gel
GREENWOOD ? Claude Gary
enced to life imprisonment Thurs<
six men and six women found him
re
:rashes
>130 crashed early
eville in Colleton.
the South Carolina
r aboard was not
laid it had a report
w of six.
Force Base coninformation,
le state in less than
crash of a small
dnesday afternoon
11 plane that went
ay night survived.
;cussed
ho commanded the
uits died this past
ted training due to
the restrictions did
le weather on June
(sow and Lester A.
'Category IV," not
he discussed the
t Class Lawrence
iter, dereliction of
hs. But the captain
lg restrictions to be
\s life
Cromer was senlay
after a jury of
guilty of murder in
-ancis Breazeale.
rcuit Judge Clydge
parole until he has
Iditional charge of
is sentenced to one
vas charged with
ird of the victim's
d the shooting was