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WORL Bakhtiar arre< TEHRAN, Iran ? Former Prime Minis Bakhtiar was arrested Tuesday as provisional government appeared to in ifc fAr?fr fa Kninrf uniMilir minr ucauwaj 111 1 to cum to iv mi 1115 utii uiy du^ control. State radio reported that Mehdi Bazar the Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini's new named seven members of his Cabinet, ministers are longtime leaders of the Na the coalition of nartips that nnnnspH th#? Mohammad Reza Pahlavi. National Front leader Karim Sanjaby foreign minister and another leading F Dariush Forouhar, was named labor r radio reported. lictc \r\\r I N KJk 11 V?/ I I VJk 110 I O I V. SALISBURG, Rhodesia ? Military i officials say they are certain a heat-sec fired by black nationalist guerrillas bro domestic airliner that crashed in northw shortly after taking off. All 59 persons a killed. "We haven't gathered exact evider PUPfvthi no nninte tn tVlic Kainrt anntki w ? %/ j ^/v<nvw w tmu mviii0 aiavtir terrorist groundfire," said an official of th Rhodesia. Defector may ROME ? Police say they have an suspected of being a Red Brigades defecl to be able to identify the men who orgs napping ana Killing ol lormer Premier A1 Pasquale Freeza, 44, was arrested Mo Remo on the Italian Riviera and brougl questioning. Stay reques RAWALPINDI, Pakistan ? Zulfika lawyers asked the Pakistani Supreme to stay the execution of the former primi it makes a final review of his convictior to murder a political foe. The court scheduled a hearing Wed petition to suspend the death sentence. If the stay is refused, Bhutto coi Thursday. I Silent witness i This row of abandoned desks Thomas Cooper Library stands mute tribute to the recent epidemic ? or to a little m semester ennui on the part of U< students. I Sam Hick* ? GAM . NR i i m mil } I vJ OUI I III III tran^new WASHINGTON - E be makine and Israeli Prime Mir orters unde? mvi'edtoa second Cai iwo countries caimoi r . , f treaty between them, I gan, head of He told a news confi government, might ^ called if ^ fTW01 f Egyptian Prime Mini; or FnrpiPn Minister Mr 111 e 0 a sultations in Jerusale was named Peace agreement. Yont figure, D" I 4 ninister, the r 11 Q t . GATLINBURG, Te "1 nn ^ plane crashed in th Jill O vj Mountains was resuc hours in subfreezing and aviation sportcoat. iking missile Civil Defense Lt. ught down a reached the man, id est Rhodesia Jonesboro, Ga., shori board were wooded area covered Clingman's Dome, ab< ice yet, but ? R er sirme Dy I I r~\/ le airline, Air V-X I V EL CENTRO, Calif i. I I Workers, UFW, mem I Q 11^ leader Cesar Chavez t halt called to mourn a I The unexpected stc nearly all the nation tor who claims M1Ke larger, a spone inized the kid- 7<??? workers at 300 fa IdoMoro Chavez called for nday near San when 28-year-old Rufi it to Rome for was shot Saturday wY field near Holtville, w by replacement workc tftn 5sn<=>nrlin . w |^/ i i i i i r Ali Bhutto's WASHINGTON ? Court Tuesday reduce their pure hi e minister until stores, new figures in i for conspiring The Commerce I cnonHincf innrooco^ mvi vwow nesday on the I smallest gain since J fc The nation's econ ild be hanged I summer by consum |! borrowed money on c in flu idsc piisi^sig8Bii?i? i lun a II possible Blue FLORENC levDtian President Anwar Sadat tntino r lister Menachem Begin may be clergymen h up David summit meeting if the wants South ( esolve obstacles in the way of a Some of th 'resident Carter said. South Floren erence Monday another summit prohibit sales ;s scheduled next week between employees v ster Mustafa Khalil and Israeli fnrrpahlp h she Dayan and followup conm and Cairo fail to result in a O ^ U* ^ bene GREENV1 f?S C U ? Q arrested aft blow him up nn. ? A Georgia pilot whose said. ft snnw-rnverpd Smnkv Jason Gai :ed Tuesday after surviving 16 County jail IV weather wearing only a light threat. No be Authorities William Drew said rescuers Garrett whei entified as Bill Burning, 33, of Garrett all tly after daybreak in a rugged northern Gr i with five feet of snow near boss about th >ut 6,000 feet up the mountain. \/ etriL'oc Y J . I I IXV^O AIKEN . ? Thousands of United Farm county jury 1 ibers have been urged by union avoid oeing o return to the fields after a work the influence slain striker. , P,h,'lhPAuj ippage shut down harvesting of wor hi i's winter lettuce, according to w, . . sman for lettuce growers. About voivement lr rms struck. Bradley, n; a second work stoppage today, y<:ai \ no Contreras is to be buried. He P?s. kepteml AhctrnnftMrt len a group of strikers went to a ? 6 here lettuce was being harvested scheme. "" . Thr ig decreases prices for o Consumers may be starting to ^ey think ises at department and furniture Spartanburg ] dicate. An investi )epartment said Monday retail Spartanburg by 0.4 percent in January, the Fillers, 30, of uly. Johnson City, omy has been fueled since last . Sgt. Stan L ers spending extra income and ring sells ovei onsumer goods. like conti Sglpgl96^r -vV-^HK''?V-?|K|| HB I A tr> /^J /^\ IT\ /^l /J lUWi UCICI IUCU E ? Armed with the threat of a filibuster ibles, an audience that included many 1 as told a legislative panel Monday it Carolina's blue laws preserved. le 300 to 400 persons who showed up at Hioh Ssfhnnl sniH fhp hlup laws whirh *-v "'ft" ? ' ; of certain items and limit the number of vho can work on Sunday, are unenypocritical and discriminatory. me investigated [LLE ? A Greenville man has been ;r he allegedly told his boss he was going to with three sticks of dynamite, authorities rrett was being held in the Greenville londay night on charges of making a bomb >nd has been set. s said they found no bombs or weapons on n they arrested him. legedly went to Tranaco Inc., a sawmill in eenville County, and made threats to his le alleged bomb. ibe alleged A Warrenville man has told an Aiken tie paid a highway patrol sergeant $4,000 to prosecuted on a charge of driving under : of alcohol. ?tin Richardson, 54, was the only witness to lay during the first day of the trial of Sgt. ly, 31, of Belvedere, for his alleged in i a ucKei-nxing scneme. amed South Carolina Highway Patrolman n 1977, was indicted by a grand jury this >er on charges of criminal conspiracy and justice in connection with the alleged eat defused JURG ?Truckers are being duped out of liars when they pay much higher "street" ver-the-counter, non-prescription drugs are amphetamines and barbituates, police say. gation of the confidence scheme in has resulted in the arrests of Kenneth W. Soartanbure and n#*np HiipIav w Tenn. awsonot the city narcotics squad said the r-the-counter, non-prescription drugs that rolled substances.