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KIMCSTON hm
Manley says bloody i
island after the gov<
was a show of "raw i
the government for
Calling on Jamaic
Manley said the thi
nation about $2.25 m
caused untold dama
At least five pers
demonstrations tha
government announ
prices, raising the cc
Wednesday, polic<
station at Kingstoi
policeman and a 1
another officer. A w
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uuo uiivcu uy an \
Shah to
WASHINGTON ?
said Thursday the SI
council in the next f
foreign vacation.
U.S. officials deni<
disclosure of the futi
was an attempt to t
remain in Iran to cor
However, Carter a
recent days that thej
presence as an imp<
Regime
BANGKOK, Thail
government appear
Vietnamese force of
lempies 01 AngKor
provincial capitals
bodia.
Some of the defe
near the Thai bord
ficers for asylum ir
Meanwhile, the 1
agreed Wednesday
Cambodia's charge
cording to U.N. spok
She said the sessic
Noordom Sihanouk
Cambodian governn
r* u?j:? ?u-i
VAUiiuuuian icucis.
Pinchas said the
bodian complaint a
consultations amonj
Winter
Under a forbidc
Queensborough B
over New York'i
bridge provides a
thousands of sufc
IRLD
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aica ? Prime Minister Michael
rioting that gr ipped this Caribbean
jrnment increased gasoline prices
laked facism" designed to subvert
"political purposes."
:ans to return to their jobs today,
ee days of disturbances cost the
tillion in lost foreign revenues and
ge to the island's tourist industry,
ons have been reported killed in
t hrnlro nnf Mnnrlau offor tho
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ced a 35 cent increase in gasoline
>st of fuel to $2.37 a gallon.
e said gunmen attacked a police
i's National Stadium, killing a
lome guardsman and wounding
'oman was struck and killed by a
iiiauuiui lieu jn:iauii.
form council
Secretary of State Cyrus R. Vance
lah of Iran plans to form a regency
ew days and afterward will take a
ed, however, that Vance's unusual
ure plans of a foreign head of state
>reclude a decision by the shah to {
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i uiiue uie ngni ior ms mrone.
^ministration sources have said in
/ now look on the shah's continuing
ediment to a restoration of order.
near collapse
and ? The final hour of the Pol Pot
ed near Wednesday as a tank-led
10,000 men drove past the ancient
Wat and closed on the last two
still holding out in western Camsated
government's leaders were
er negotiating through liaison of1
Thailand.
united [Nations Security Council
night to hold a public hearing on
1 of Vietnamese aggression, aceswoman
Marcia Cooper Pinchas.
>n will decide if it will hear Prince !
as the representative of the
lent ousted by Vietnamese-backed
pnnrifil AtfTAoH tn hoar flio Pom
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fter almost two hours of private 11
I the 15 council members. \\
ling winter sky, the
ridge arches darkly
s East River. The
ccess to the city for ^ ;
turban commuters. ? *'
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Wholesale
WASHINGTON ? Rising c
machinery pushed wholesale
December as inflation kept
Labor Department said yest
For all of 1978, wholesale pi
hifftfpst Rlioh inrrpnoA sinno
1974, the department said. In
percent.
The wholesale price figures
consumers can expect in the
the next few months.
Treaties to
WASHINGTON ? The Ct
preparing to fight a second 1
approval of the Panama Can
The Senate voted to ratify
vote last vear hut thp acrppr
way over to Panama are fa<
House ? legislation to actual
The legislation will cover
commission to govern the c
passage until the Panamanian
year 2000.
Unlike the treaties themsel
thirds vote for approval, the 1
simple majority in the House
Rideouts r
SALEM, ORE. ? John an
unhappy marriage was magn
reconciled ? barely two we
innocent of raping her.
The couple announced theii
to the attornev who sur.opssfn
old Rideout.
The Rideouts were unavail;
friend and counselor said Mi
away by the new John. He's
version."
Javits: sale
WASHINGTON ? Sen. Jac
the Carter administration dec
of F-15 iet fiohters to RnnH
cosmetic."
Javits says President C?
demonstrate Middle East s
Egyptian President Anwar S
Minister Menachem Begin U
getting them to sign a peace
ion!
prices up
osts of gasoline, food and '
prices up 0.8 percent in
up its momentum, the
erday.
Ices rose 9.1 percent, the
an 18.3 percent jump in
i 1977, prices went up 6.6
are an early sign of what
way of price changes in
face test
irter administration is
battle for congressional
al treaties.
the treaties by a single
nents to turn the watering
a fresh test in the
ly iiiipiciiieiu uiein.
the establishment of a
:anal and set tolls for
s take full control in the
ves, which took a twoegislation
will require a
and Senate.
econcile
d Greta Rideout, whose
ified in a courtroom, are
eks after he was found
r reconciliation Tuesday
lly defended the 21-yearable
for comment, but a
rs. Rideout was "blown
: undergone a real con
'cosmetic'
ob Javits, R-N.Y., says
ision to send a squadron
li Arabia is "obviously
irter could far better
fnhilUu K\t
auiuiliuillll^ jj
adat and Israeli Prime
) the White House and t
treaty. i|
STRT
Assembly conv
South Carolina's lawmakers are was
in proposing new standards for the citiz
More than 100 measures were filed Tu
day of the 103rd General Assembly. A1
sent to committee.
The Senate paid tribute to its depar
outgoing Lt. Gov. Brantley Harvey, an
of its previous officers.
The House received 63 new bills on to
100 measures filed in advance of the s
Chief, wife indi
A federal grand jury Tuesday ind
Feagin Hood on charges that her husbi
Summerville assistant police chief Altoi
already faced in connection with the
vie ted pornographer Michael G. Thevi
The superseding indictment returne
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Thevis while he was a fugitive earlier thi
Riley prepares
Gov. Richard W. Riley wasted no tin
getting started on one of his camp;
spending most of hisjirst full day in offi<
Dili to revamp the Public Service Con
Riley's measure would abolish the
PSC, which regulates the rates of utilit
other companies doing business in Soutl
current panel would be replaced by five
which would be chosen by a six-membe
be appointed by the governor.
Salary bill nns
/ I
Legislators wouldn't have to atten
Senate sessions to get their $10,000 salari
approved Thursday by the House.
The bill will be sent to the Senate toda;
passed on to Gov. Riley next week for h
veto.
State Attorney General Daniel R. Mcl
a 1978 law prohibits pay for lawmakers i
the session because it says members n
least 25 percent of House and SenaU
receive their pay. It would not be know
requirement would be met until after s
j&gjfl
h y" . ' y " f
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BB
mmnHI
"E
enes
iting little time
;enry to live by.
lesday, the first
II of them were
ting president,
d re-elected all
ip of more than
session.
cted
iicted Barbara
?iu, ouapunuru
n "Bart" Hood,
escape of cons.
d by a federal
vith harboring
is year.
bill
le yesterday in
aign promises,
:e working on a
imission.
seven-member
ies and certain
h Carolina. The
new members,
r committee to
sed
d House and
les under a bill
y and could be
is approval or
>eod has ruled
intil the end of
lust attend at
> meetings to
n whether the
idjournment.
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