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TO Iran awe TEHRAN, Iran ? Tanl streets Saturday on the Al A. 5 -1- ? -- uiui organizers ciaim v Iran.'' At least 20 protest latest violence in provin Secretary of State Cj London Saturday, reaffi Shah Mohammad Eeza U.S. intervention on monarch. At Tehran's airport, transport planes were f< ment, including water ca American dependents ou Vance wc LONDON ? Secretary warned Moscow Saturday limitation talks with Amc in tactical nuclear weapc Vance spoke in Londor International Affairs bef Jerusalem to press Egyp and Israeli Prime Minist peace seiueineni mey o weeks ago. He said Soviet improve tical nuclear forces target observed, and "the Sovie will not let a weakness dev Begin bla OSLO, Norway ? Prin said Saturday Israel is pr treaty at any time and { stacles in the way to pej Begin, in Oslo, Norwa> Prize, which he won joir Anwar Sadat, said he thoi up to Egypt. "As far as I am concc sign a treaty) last week ; week also. . . . From ou difficulty," he told a Nor\ Step by i What lurks behind the pAAnnt* T \AJill I Vyimpci AJ1K/& Ol J Will I researcher be welconr Only the librarian kncr rld' nits march ro imiwK1???< Knnlr T?U?n.-,?. a uiiamiv/U uivu icui an o ve of a mass anti-shah march fill "determine the future of Brs were reported killed in the icial cities. /rus R. Vance, speaking in rmed American support for Pahlavi but ruled out direct behalf of the beleaguered sources said U.S. Air Force irrying in riot-control equipinnons, and then were flying t of the country. ? *? (TN A O A ?. am A 1> a JMIb OUVieib r of State Cyrus R. Vance against using strategic arms irica to establish supremacy >ns in Europe. 1 at the Royal Institute for ore going on to Cairo and tian President Anwar Sadat er Menachem Begin for the utlined at Camp David 10 ;ments and increases in taced against Europe have been ts must understand that we elop at any point." imes Egypt ie Minister Menachem Begin epared to sign a Middle East iccused Egypt of putting obace. to receive the Nobel Peace ltly with Egyptian President ight future peace moves were ;rned, we were prepared (to and we will be prepared next ir point of view, there is no vegian television interviewer. *!PS ^ V ' ' 'W,',,: step WSM ?lp| ; sieps 01 i nomas / m | Ji the unsuspecting ^ _t/_ led or mauled? : ivs for sure. J >.m Hltfcl ? OAMf(dj fSS School fir EiL.Lli9VIL.LiEi, ITOI8H /* S room sent a blanket of smol center for the mentally killing 15 women patients authorities said. The victims ? all wome classified as moderately to e smoke inhalation in the fi School in southern Mississi both a school and hospital The fire broke out durin room for storing clean cloth; floor wards where 66 worm The 63 men and women whc escaped without injury. Pension cu WASHINGTON ? As program, the Carter admi proposal to cut back au justments in military and The proposal would sera boosts in the federal pens yearly increase parallel t< justments made in Social The proposal could save pensioners ? as much as depending on the rate of it Approximately 2.5 millii military and civil service re be affected by the proposa P r I /^l /~\ r ^ ! r> a IXUOIUUI I I o \ PAINTSVILLE, Ky. ? E eye on soggy skies Saturda slowly receding from a leaki prompted the evacuation of i Corps of Engineers inspe< the dam two miles upstreai tucky town early Saturdf townspeople and another communities to move to hi| The evacuation, howevei 1 1 41. lutftjr a wcchcuu WCUUICI brought on by three da> prompted Gov. Julian Can emergency Saturday. Cam President Carter for feder areas. *. ' v-:><* . '"V-f :>x ~:r * J9 i:r.:- : ; 4k' y\ ? _- r.- ?_- ^- -. ; if* V>' f- ' V, :; wBm 'ION e kills 15 moldering fire in a clothing te tnrougn a dormitory oi a retarded early Saturday, i and injuring 16 others, in 40 years and older and leverely retarded ? died of ire at the Ellisville State ppi. The center served as for 129 patients. g the early morning in a Ing adjacent to two seconden patients were sleeping. > occupied the ground floor ts possible part of its anti-inflation nistration is considering a tomatic cost-of-living adcivil service pensions. p the current twice-a-year ions, substituting a single o the annual inflation adSecurity benefits. taxpayers ? and cost the ?400 tn $ROft millinn a vonr T T? ? J iflation, officials estimate. hi pensioners, including tirees and survivors, would il. svacualed lescue crews kept a wary ly night and on the water ing earthen cofferdam that more than 10,000 residents, ctors discovered cracks in in from this Eastern Kenly and ordered the 5,300 5,000 from surrounding gher ground. , was only part of Ken OA. _ A. ! J. r% 1? woes, ttiaiuwiue lioouing, s of steady downpours, roll to declare a state of )11 said he planned to ask al assistance for hard-hit Ji ? W-'', STR Alexander FORT JACKSON ? Forme Alexander has testified he w ambulance June 29 for Pvt. Wi Krassow's clothes were dirty would "write it up." He said either his company sergeant ordered other trainee shower and clean him up before "If you send him to the hospit up," Alexander testified Frida Chief boui CHARLESTON ? Suspended Police Chief Bart Hood has bee jury action on charges he nographer Mike Thevis. The action followed a twe before U.S. Magistrate Robert Hood is charged with harborL month period when he was to authorities. Hood remains free on $100,0 NEWBERRY ? For reasons growth Newberry city and coi steps to update water treatnv Newberry city council fluoridation of the city's drinl visory referendum on the issi And the Newberry Coun Anfhnriftr Koc ?*nnnitr/\/4 ??V4vuvnirj liUQ i CVV/1 V tu lUAlUXH V South Carolina Department vironmental Control for a new The lengthy battle over flut when voters approved by a fluoride to the city's water. Spoleto ciic CHARLESTON ? Charlestor urged to contribute money to ! elect Dick Rilev. ^ Riley was in Charleston t pearing with Charleston May< the businessmen for their fin, year's Spoleto Festival. The incoming governor cited festival brings to both the city a Spoleto board president The board hopes to raise about $404 and private money. About $6( from ticket sales, for a total bu he said. ' fBR %9EH '/'W^-'Vv-"';''''''^ fl n a| "I B 9 . v" . H -S m .>u;ilimi4 i v... j| ?" TE f nrfifi /^v r i^Ol IIIUO r drill sergeant Willie as told not to call an lyne Drassow, because and hospital personnel V commander or first s to put Krassow in a he went to the hospital, al dirty, they'll write it ynd over 1 Summerville Assistant m bound over for grand aided convicted por>-hour hearing Friday S. Carr in Charleston, tig Thevis during a fiveeing sought by federal 00 bond. 1 of health and economic inty officials have taken ent facilities. has authorized the ting water after an adje in October. ty Water and Sewer AUA t il c sue uvai lium uie of Health and Enwater treatment plant, oridation ended Oct. 31 2 to 1 margin adding i sought t businessmen are being Spoleto U.S.A. by Gov.lis past weekend, apir Joseph Riley, to ask ancial support for next "intangible assets" the nd the state. odore S. Stern said the 1 AAA ?..U1U i,vw Lino ycm in puuiik >0,000 should be raised dget of about $1 million, - > >> ' ."Vr-"CI .<< ' * '** - * / ^ :Bp?* i?Hs ' :.:;?^ML I s ' ,:^?:: ? ' 'U * -'~.^rU-_;? .-B