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WORI Unrest cont TEHRAN, Iran ? Iranian jet figh buzzed sections of Tehran Tuesday ment force as tens of thousands < chanted support for Ayatollah R nominee to head a Drovisional revolul The exodus of foreigners continued Americans and 70 Canadians le? military transport planes. An American Embassy spokesm Americans remained in Iran out of when the turmoil started a year ago. Sentence u| RAWALPINDI, Pakistan ? The upheld the conviction and death s murder given deposed Prime Minist< and four members of his special polic The court rejected an oral reques for a 30-day stay of execution while judicial review of the case. The cour attorney to file a formal request foi judicial review. /*-n I I guerrillas < BANGKOK, Thailand ? Guerrilla! Pol Pot claimed Tuesday they wei namese forces on land and sea. Bangkok intelligence sources said established some strong positions a Thai-CamhftHian fpnnHor Although Pol Pot forces were rej small units, the sources said they ! artillery pieces in some areas. A n artillery was used against a Vietnai Highway 4, which connects Phnom Pe Thatcher pre LONDON ? Tuesday's morning paf n-: * ? - - aji iuaii rnuie iviinisier James (Jallagh a month of disruptive strikes, the late Margaret Thatcher's opposition Coru percentage-point lead in popularity. Of the 1,000 voters polled in an i commissioned by the Daily Express, I would vote for the Conservative Party were held tomorrow. Only 36 percent nine percent went for smaller parties. I A rare sight An unthought of and uncommon sight occurred In Columbia Tuesday. It snowed. Students who had been complaining about persistent cold weather were heard to say, "Isn't It pretty.. | R?b?ck ? Oi LD NR1 inues Farmer ters and helicopters WASHINGTON ? T1 in a show of govern- were dealt stern words )f defiant marchers Bergland Tuesday whil uhollah Khomeini's snarling tactics by encir lionary regime. of scjuad cars and other \ I with about 400 more Bergland said the c iving in American capital in knots Mon& force, "can't get their a an said about 5,000 I'm. no^ 8?*n8 t? resP< an estimated 50,000 plaints." Li d Moore p ^ ^ ALDERSON, W.Va. life sentence for trying tc . _ 12-foot prison fence Mon Supreme Court has freedom in three years. I entence for political Prison officials said s 5r Zulfikar All Bhutto phased-out maximum-s ? . , called a "corner of hell." t by Bhuttos lawyer Moore and a fellow it carried out a final barbed wire atop the fen< t advised the defense jn snow as tiiey made r more time and the dark foothills of the Moore was serving a assassination attempt. strike Flood 3 of ousted Premier WASHINGTON ? Rep. re striking at Viet- "in total physical collaps at a hospital here, only d the insurgents had and bribery charges ende long the rim of the The 75-year-old Penns mitted to Georgetown Un ported operating in treatment of physical exh still possessed field a series of tests, his office idio report claimed Routine tests will be pe nese position along annual checkup, which wi nh and the sea. the announcement said. iferred Reaga LOS ANOFll .ES ? Reagan will announce >ers held a jolt for presidential campaign or an. After more than Reagan is not expected tc st opinion poll gave ring until later, the Ia servatives a big 19 Tuesday. It would be Reagan's ndependent survey Republican presidential r >5 percent said they The newspaper said R< if a general election declaration because he favored labor, and from radio broadcasts, i speeches, and once he 6e l^^^^gdbej^o^ ' - .' "'i---.'"- - \ irV'1 it 3 r ~-i?r~rJjWpKwK^S^g \ - Mpfe? V~ A'/-'1 -? noN s s protest Bell lousands of militant farmers WASHING by Agriculture Secretary Bob ask the Justi e police stymied their traffic- links betwee cling their tractors with a wall smuggling rii vehicles. In a letter lemonstrators, who tied the vestigation ir ly in a motorized display of Published ct together ? so until they do, mentioned i ind to their individual com- State Law Er drug smuggh Bell's spok AQp pj p Q received Je: w O V? U U C/ J referred to th Sara Jane Moore, serving a All ) kill President Ford, scaled a A 11 day and got her first taste of f\ 11 t lasted a few hours. he would be put back into a . ecuritv hllildint* nrir?*? Solicitor JJ 0 Cyrus E.Allc inmate clambered over the deathhis estr :e and left a trail of footprints grandchild, their abortive bid for freedom Anders saic Appalachians. murder thes life sentence for the 1975 everything w< said. treated Sus Daniel J. Flood, described as e," is undergoing treatment The South C ays after his trial on perjury suspended Di d in a mistrial. for three mon lylvania Democrat was ad- Mayonfederi iversity Hospital Monday for The board austion, as well as to undergo brother of U .! said. years probat trformed as part of his semi- Thurmond's s is delayed for several weeks, Thurmond, j first physicia victed of Medi n to run y sorters of former Gov. Ronald * V formation of an official ganization March 1, although Richland C > officially toss his hat into the Monday nighl ? Angeles Times reported of a Richland third attempt to capture the disdosSTw omination Memorial H? ;agan has delayed his official Sheriff Fra is earning $300,000 annually times when h lewspaper columns and paid came a candidate most oithe which had be< Mnnnoir rmfKi B ' vnvAUjr I pjgfj> ry ^ r~p~Z^ w,5*r-' 1 ||f- ^ ^ J '" - : ' ' : - '. V v, C-.-^ ^ ^ u*. \ \ ' | TOTE to investigate TON ? Attorney General Griffin Bell will ice Department to look into any possible n Rep. John W. Jenrette Jr. and a drug ng, a department spokesman said. last week, Jenrette asked Bell for an inlto the matter. reports have said Jenrette's name was n tape recordings between an undercover lforcement Division agent and an accused sr. esman confirmed Monday the office had nrette's request. The matter will be le Justice Department's criminal division. >n to be tried ames C. Anders says he plans to bring ?n tfl trial in Qrt Haiic nn nItnKrtno U? "V."' ? ?v w aui uv UUJO Ull Vliai gCO lie allUl IU anged wife, her daughter, son-in-law and i Allen "came all the way from Atlanta to e four individuals. We're going to do e can to put him in the electric chair," he pension aiven I w Carolina Board of Medical Examiners has \ Allan G. Thurmond of North Augusta ths in connection with his conviction last tl Medicaid fraud charges. also placed Thurmond, 70-year-old 3. Sen. Strom Thurmond, Ft-S.C., on two ion. The probation will begin when uspension ends April 30. an obstetrician and gynecologist, is the n in South Carolina to have been conicaid fraud. o questioned ounty authorities were questioning late : two men in connection with the shooting County sheriff's deputy. said the deputy, whose name was not as in critical condition at Richland spital. nk Powell said the deputy was shot four e pulled his car over to a service station in the target of an armed robbery earlier