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TEHRAN, Iran ? The exiled Ayatullah
told the Iranian people Saturday he will ret
homeland "in a matter of a few days."
"Hail to Khomeini!" marchers shouted
paraded in Tehran, calling on the Moslem
take charge of this troubled nation.
Khomeini issued a declaration to the Irani
from his exile headquarters in suburban heat
"I will join you very soon," he said. "W
help, I will be in your service in a matter of da
Ibrahim Yazdi, an aide to Khomeini, confii
preparations were being made for the 78
ayatuiian leader to return some time next
would not be more specific. Khomeini has bee
first forced and recently self-imposed, sinc<
Sihanouk says
NEW YOKK ? Prince Norodom Sihanoul
turned down an invitation from the new Sov
regime in Phnom Penh to be Cambodia's ]
In an interview Friday, Cambodia's for
said the offer was made this week by Unite
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denounced as "treacherous puppets of Viel
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HONG KONG ? Weary but smiling, 371 Vi
refugees from the rusty freighter Huey Fon
land Saturday after four weeks at anchor
Kong's doorstep. They were quickly whiske
transit camp to await resettlement oversea
The group was brought ashore in boards
crowded 2,290-ton freighter, crammed with r
3,300 persons who fled Vietnam.
During their four-week wait in internation
off Hong Kong, the "boat people" had be
refuge from authorities of the British colon
The government had barred the Taiwanc
ship from entering the colony since its arriv
coast Dec. 23.
Friday, authorities decided to accept the be
after several Western governments offeret
some refugees already in Hong Kong camps
induing muni ior Muey rong passengers
Doin' the bump
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Jim Strickland, Bruce
Flowers of Notre Dame, Kenny
Reynolds and Zam Fredrick
jockey for the rebound
Saturday at South Bend, Ind.
i ne r igniing Irish handed USC
an 82-73 loss. See Sports, page
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HOBOKEN ? Fire raged through
. . tenement building early Saturday and i
luiomein three stories to collapse, killing at least
urn to his injuring 19 others.
Deputy Fire Chief Francis Hunsinger
1 ^ f were pulled from the building and seven
leader to were still missing.
. Administrator Sally Suarez of St. M
^an people 19 were treated at the hoi
SI? were admitted. Firefiehters were searc
iui wu s victims.
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SAN FRANCISCO ? Former Supervi
has been ordered to stand trial on cha
Mayor George Moscone and Superviso
pi last November.
After a three-day preliminary hearit
closed doors, Municipal Court Judge
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k said he year-old former supervisor could fs
iet-backed penalty if convicted.
president. Mayor Dianne Feinstein and scores
mer ruler officials were subpoenaed by the defer
id Nations Prosecutors allege that White shot bot
whom he Milk on Nov. 27 shortly before Mosco
tnam." nouuce a successor to White's seat on
Supervisors.
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on riong Duagei, scneauiea to be submitted to C
d off to a includes more than $66.4 million for I
s. water projects in South Carolina.
from the The budget includes $45 million for
nore than struction of the Richard B. Russell Da
the Savannah River between South
al waters Georgia.
?eced for Other requests include $15.9 million
y of the Cooper River at Charleston; $
"SP-numAri deepening Little River Inlet and $2
al off thp dredging Murrells Inlet.
The president's budget also reque
t npnnip survey of Charleston Harbor silting
i totake $40,000 for a navigational study of Lyi
, thereby
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12 persons an winds, but the Nations
., 10 . 0 damage was reported
i other persons A spokeswoman at i
i other persons of(ice said winds rea
arv's HoSDital capital city' Wind gus
SpiUl and five tor35 throughout
hine for more Curt,s Rye> vlce pre!
ning ior more South CnrnUna
I customers suffered p
area. He said most of
wind knocking tree Hi
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irges of killing ? _ ? ...
r Harvey Milk Sen. Tom Smith,
Legislator of the Year
hpld hphind Smith was chosen b
R.J Reynolds key issues, including
iment. The 32- percent reserve fund i
ice the death Amendment.
Last year's winner
of other city Richland,
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ne was 10 an- V V I J I f?1 f
the Board of
| A test for radioacti
conducted on the
. Department of Hea
. /-J official said.
I y I (J Emory Williams c
' said tests for radiatic
on surface water a
facilities.
, ,. , He said low level
rs fiscal 1980 "pretty stable."
.ongress today,
\rmy Engineer r~
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tn and Lake on
Carolina and GREENVILLE ?
Anderson County st
for rediversion Greenville General ?
3.3 million for two-car accident abo
22 million for said.
Walter Raines, 22,
sts a $100,000 1 and Roger Johnson,
problems and I official said.
iches River. I Raines, Johnson a
I stockade escaped ea
I three are at large.
"HTE
3S suffered
sidences in South Carolina sufitages
Sunday because of high
il Weather Service said no heavy
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ched 38 miles per hour in the
ts were expected to continue up
the day.
jident for customer operations at
ric and Gas Co., said 100-150
ower outages in the Columbia
the outages were caused by the
mbs onto power lines.
or honored
D-Florence, has been named
by the USC Young Democrats,
ecause of his positions on eight
opposition to the proposed five
and sunnort nf thp Pmml TtieiUta
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was Sen. Isadore Lourie, Dto
be tested
vity will be added to routine tests
state's water sources, a state
1th and Environmental Control
>f DEHEC's radiological section
>n have been done in the past only
nd ground water near nuclear
radioactivity in those areas is
s in custody
Two men who escaped from the
ocnaae are in custody at the
hospital after being involved in a
ut midnight Friday, authorities
was reported in poor condition
19, in fair condition, a hospital
nd three other inmates at the
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