Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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wni Khomeir TEHRAN, Iran ? Iran Saturday after Ayatollah I Prime Minister Mehdi Bi out new guidelines for the i Khomeini suspended executions Friday, givii former Prime Minister Ar on trial for his life. A1 Asghar Hadadi, a po] on killing anti-shah dem< just hours before the decre The decree was annouru threatened to resign over t Khomeini at the ayatollah night to protest Hoveida's Vietnam: BANGKOK, Thailand ? of thousands of its soldiers defense line along areas United Nations, the Sovie aimed at ending Indochina China said Friday its f< i i?? :? vicuutm, uui muicaiea son inside some border areas ci Vietnam did not mention Chinese troops inside Vieti media have almost daily si; Uganda < NAIROBI, Kenya ? I almost 1,000 Tanzanian z this week, while the invad< Libyans and Palestinia President Idi Amin. Claims by both sides su, heaviest thus far in the 41*; to indicate that still worse Rhodesic SALISBURY. Rhodesia attacked guerrilla ii Saturday, the fourth sue military command reporter There was no immedia damage. The targets were in the C inside Mozambique. Earl warp lanes pounded bases c African National Union in Chocue, Barragem and Doi Chain rea< i It's the Domino action here as gathers to wt exhibition staged National Hen Foundation. Proc* go to help those al the genetic diseaj is characterized inabiiity of the bio< See story, page 4. i Sa RU3 "li gives in 's firing squads were stilled iuhollah Khomeini gave in to azargan and began working revolution's courts, all secret tribunals and rag temporary reprieve to nir Abbas Hoveida, who was lice driver in Qom convicted >nstrators, was shot Friday lewas issued. :ed after Bazargan, who had he secret tribunals, met with 's home in Oom on Thursdav trial. line built Vietnam has reported tens and civilians are building a of its China border. At the t Union vetoed a resolution aggression. orces had withdrawn from ne of its troops might still be (aimed by both sides. either continued fighting or lam Saturday, as its official nee China invaded Feb. 17. r* nimc Icillc I \*A I I I IJ IX! NO Igandan troops have killed ind Ugandan-exile invaders ?rs claimed to have killed 300 ns fighting for Ugandan ggested the fighting was the j-month-old war and seemed fighting was about to occur. ins attack ? nnoaesian jei ngnters n neighboring Mozambique :h attack in a week, the d. te report of casualties or Ihimoio area, about 50 miles lier this week, Rhodesian >f the Zimbabwe (Rhodesia) ' the Mozambique centers of ido. lophilia eeds will fflicted by so, which gSSBF by an yd to clot m Mick* ? GAMECOCK MBBn ' ????? ^NHT Carter su MONROE, La.? Presure frorr Congress helped South Korean I Park decide to return to the Un: about the Korean rice scandals, I "And, I had a sincere des testimony," Park added Friday; conspiracy and income tax ev; Louisiana Rep. Otto Pass ma weekend. The 78-year-old Passman is ac least $193,000 in cash for usin Korean officials to retain Park u sole agent for U.S. rice sales to K< Hijacker cc I TUCSON, Ariz.? A steward* and FBI agents who crept into i Airlines jet through a cockpit capture a man accused of dem trip to Cuba. John Carleton Kivlen, 52, of S being held Saturday in the Pima million bail. He has been chj j exercising control of an aircraft I All 89 passengers abord the p eight crew members were rele Boeing 727 landed at Tucson Inte 'Pray for CHARLOTTE, N.C. ? The Club, reportedly under investij Communications Commission fo use of money which was solicit j now asking for prayers instead of PTL President Jim Bakker television this week that he fears off the air. PTT nnrpoc ujKA - . u uuui vvo, ttiiw aoncu lildl used, told the CHARLOTTE OB trying to determine if PTL solicit projects and later used the projects. Return 'sir WASHINGTON ? President ( ] his top energy and economic ad to discuss ways to turn around t energy problems. The high-level meeting is sch mountainside retreat where Ca following his Middle East tra' Egypt-Israel peace treaty. ] Carter and his advisers will < the loss of oil imports from Iran House official who asked not to b< 'M^p^i *^m -"- ^fajfTTB^M - pPW IWI^ immons i President Carter and businessman Tongsun ited States and testify 'ark says. lire to give truthful as the federal bribery, asion trial of former n recessed for the tcused of accepting at j tg his influence with i the lucrative post as orea. i nti iron ? \j i v-/ kj j ;ss who kept her cool a hijacked Continental window combined to anding $200,000 and a .an Rafael, Calif., was County jail in lieu of $1 arged with seizing or by force or violence. >lane and seven of the ased shortly after the ; rnational Airport. PTL' Charlotte-based PTL j Ration by the Federal r irregularities in the ed over television, is cash. |j said repeatedly on ; PTL might be forced ; their names not be ' SERVER the FCC is ] ed money for specific j money for different icere' Darter has summoned Ivisers to Camp David he nation's worsening riuled for today at the rter lias been resting vels in search of an iiscuss ways to offset , according to a White g identified. $ i <:&: : ^^WHH^f|: >v ? >,; jB* >:' ft: ;::8BBBI^B^WKMB^gBLi^^H S fB jggj ami State must co South Carolinians must begin consei light of the recent Iranian oil cutback the state Office of Energy Managemen Lamar Priester said Friday the stat< increase its gasoline consumption at than that of the rest of the nation. Last year, the consumption inci Carolina was 4.3 percent above the : noriiH frv r% fKrAA put vu tu a uu tv pv-i vtm avti age uuilUI In January, six percent more gasolii the state than in the same month a yeai Road damage State highway officials said Friday and snow storms cost the state betw and $3 million in road damages. Most of the damage was in the form scaling of the road surface caused I thawing of ice, according to the state Highways and Public Transportation. State maintenance engineer McRane probably will be the end of summer b repaired. Decision reqi BARNWELL ? The time for a storage of spent nuclear fuel is hei Fuqua, D-Fla., told officials of the Nuclear plant and the Savannah Rive tour Saturday of the two facilities. "At some point in the near future, t decision made on the part of the adm storage of spent fuel away from the r chairman of the House Science i Committee, said. P rr\ K~\ f\ n s-v I I IUUUOUI CI IU WALHALLA ? The Oconee County S unanimously endorsed a salary proj county teachers that includes a reti crease. The teachers, who previously had be percent raise this year retroactive to percent raise for next year, reduced th the 1979-1980 academic year to an 8 per The teachers proposed their compr board rejected their original request. ^w|HK V V v^^.^fl^Vj^B r "-3: \-l " ; \:^^c2?.*jfjr nserve 'ving gasoline in the director of tsays. ; is continuing to a rate greater rease in South 1977 level, comlally. le was bought in * earlier. i costly February's ice een $2.5 million i 1 l i ui puuioies ana )y freezing and Department of y Fulmer said it >efore roads are jested decision on the *e, Rep. Donald Allied General r Plant during a here has to be a inistration about eactor," Fuqua, md Technology orsed Jchool Board has xjsal put forth by oactive pay inen asking for a 6 Jan. 12 and a 12 teir demands for cent increase. ?r* il? uiiiim; auei me