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wm Nuclear power c MOSCOW ? After years of prais in the Soviet Union, two top enerj voiced serious doubts over the sc< vironmental consequences of this c atomic power program. Unless the program is radically morp Hpnsplv nnnnlafpH arpac r?f may soon reach the limits of capacity" to cope with new nuclear They cautioned it would be wrc safe and economical technologies h for all aspects of the complex uranii cycle." Nikolai A. Dollezhal and Yuri Kn warning in an authoritative ar Kommunist. the Soviet Communi theoretical journal. Koryakin is Dollezhal is chief of a departm Academy of Sciences that deals w tion. Western scientific sources in Mos : A-* 1 1 ciaiwiti^iicu in nit* critical irariKness article, which contrasted sharply w typical of most nuclear power government-controlled news media. Rogue oil well MEXICO ? Oil workers successf ton steel cone over the runaway Ixt< * A ? i- - r A. ?_ ? i iu capiure inucn 01 me gusning c contamination, government oil com They said the rogue well, which about 425,000 gallons of oil a day in peche 500 miles south of the Texas plugged until two relief wells beii sides reach the two-mile-deep gush* The relief wells were reported i runaway, and officials said Ixtoc before the end of the month. TVl/i 11! fnnt' 1 ?? 1IIC tunc, JU ICCl tttl HI1U lO over the well hole;Monday. I( wj percent Of the oil escaping into th? slick, officials of Pemex, the Me> said. The cone is designed to capture and separate each. The oil will allowed to escape into the atmosp returned to the Bay ot Campeche. j be loaded into barges. Afghan revolt NEW DELHI, India ? Loyal tr< ^ ^4 L- T%- _1 A icmpi iu uvcnurow tresiaeni v month after he ousted Presiden Taraki, Radio Afghanistan annou said six top conspirators were arres Western diplomats reported g Kabul, the Afghan capital, and government ministries and at other "A number of reaction revolutionaries, traitors and tre have undertaken conspiracies aga the people of our homeland and h, anti-people activities," the govern said. The broadcast said Ghulam Mohj former mayor of Kabul and a righti regime, was one of those arrested. I i circe it easy X:: I These two USC students , take a moment to relax, kick backhand enjoy one of the warmer afternoons last week. questioned Financ p fnr nnrlpar nnurpr uiacujv ? ?- |#v??v? vv/iouin 5y specialists have nickel and 3pe, safety and en- yesterday country's ambitious connection family's p altered, they said, "Ibeliev European Russia is no evid< their "ecological mitted anj power stations. said in a si ?ng to assume that that ended ave been developed Curran < jm-plutonium "fuel four-hour ( Whitp Hnii< ryakin sounded the The spec tide published in was submi st Party's leading that under an economist and thatCurrai lent of the Soviet "Myovei ith energy produc- attorney g( the applicf cow said they were brought ag ; of the Kommunist said. ith (he upbeat tone Billy Car coverage in the the peanut ^ be reache( Howard of | anticipated capped [ Jaaa nilu ir>ctollorl o nn^ ^ "I01UIIVU U UIV/" >c 1 offshore oil well rude and cut down SAiN FR, pany officials said. estranged h i has been spewing case in his ito the Bay of Cam- come taxes > border, cannot be Court to se ig drilled from the couple's div sr. In documi nearly down to the court to ove I might be plugged Los Angelej action agair feet high, fit neatly The Jagg II capture about 85 separated i 3 bay to become oil England ws cican oil monopoly, for dissolut *Niin#?rinr Pn oil, gas and water Jagger, ? be stored, the gas courts are here and the water may be abl< "he collected oil will become her laws. crushed Cor >ops crushed an at- BELLEV Vafizullah Amin a the banks c t Nur Mohammed Green laur inced yesterday. It almost nine >ted. "She floa unfire Monday in jamming th tanks outside key of his home strategic points. run. aries, counter- The Mist acherous elements and iron, n linst the interest of Monday aft ave continued their toseeifGrc ment radio service For the fi city, police immed Farhad, the control lin< st foe of the Marxist Bellevue er sick calls fr BBmIIIIH RTION ~ in I nrnhp rnnr li irlf IGTON ? A special counsel, saying "ever every peanut have been traced," announce that no criminal charges will be brought i with $10 million in bank loans to the Carte ;anut warehouse in Georgia. _ * 4 _ L _ 'wLi 1 4 1 A- 4 L_. e u appropriate 10 sune ngiu nere inai mer snce to establish that Jimmy Carter coir f crimes," special counsel Paul J. Curra :atement accompanying the 239-page repoi his six-month investigation. iisclosed that the investigation included ieposition he took from the president at th se on Sept. 5, Curran disclosed. rial counsel said the president's depositio tted to the federal grand jury in Atlanta an auupvciid^ ici uuutcu an UIA.UIIICIII n had sought. -all conclusion set forth in great detail to th ?neral is that based on all the evidence an< ible law, no indictment can or should b ;ainst anyone. None will be filed," Currai ter, the president's brother who manage< warehouse at the time of the loans, could no i for comment, but his lawyer, Pierr Atlanta, said the report was "what w< ?i er divorce in limbo i\NCISCO ? Rianra .laeeer saiH h#?r usband Mick Jagger lived "out of a suitnomadic journey in his quest to avoid in" and has asked the California Supreme ittle on Los Angeles as the site for the orce action. ents filed Monday, Mrs. Jagger asked the ?rtlirn a ctatp Pnnrt nf 4nr??al rulinn fhoJ M vvmvv V/VM* v vr? ? A|/J^VU1 A Ultllg UIUl > was not a proper forum for her divorce ist the international rock star. ers were married in France in 1971 and n 1977. After a divorce Suit she filed ir is delayed by legal maneuvering, she filed ion of the marriage Feb. 5 in Los Angeles urt. i native of England, contends California not a convenient forum. If successful, he a to keep some of his millions which woulc s under California's community property icrete boat 'floats' UE. Neb. ? More than 1,000 persons linec >f the Missouri River and cheered as Ber iched his 50-ton concrete boat that toot years and $73,000 to build. ,?~i" ?I l ii 110. auincunc aiiuuicu, ciuu wcil-wibliu: e shore roared as Green started the engines built boat and headed upstream for a tria y Green-go, a 50-footer made of concreU ode well when it slipped into the Missour ernoon as this city of 25,000, took a holiday jen's project would sail. ?*uu:?t ?/ M_I 1__>_ -i J ? i si nine ni nit; uisiuiy ui i\euiasKa s oiues issued press passes and strung crowd es. Many spectators had cameras, am nployers reported an abnormal number o om their workers. 9 * JHi^: /,:">tf'r;^":T/f:~iV-'V^n >!&' i+k*.'**' ' **W>^ *' - * -W*" ' ' ' -. jtv'/WV..:.' .h,^ ??"? '"' * <<fr '*"* -* -' - - - - -* 3S Woman c y WALHALLA ? A < j to a charge of manslz n 14-month-old son, sa; it M r nervous. f Circuit Judge How; e of Janie Sue Bavis, 3( j. in prison on the charg n Her son Steven E trauma, starvation s the results of an autoi a Authorities then dis e to have two broken le skull and internal in n the case the worst in; d in which the child sur s The girl is now a pa . ior me meniany reiai e 10 years in prison j daughter. e After she was se n vestigation into her Henry Raines said M< j The prosecutor sai< February and reopei B vestigation stopped,' e tenced in the first ca ther." Davis has two olde at the time of the beat , has given birth to two Investiga ANDERSON ? yesterday a burned h j a rural residence nea Anderson County : authorities were hoi were looking for Dr parent owner of the h I He said officers foi , of milk sugar, a subs I a number of pills, tw ; casings from three gi the house, i They also found ; brains and a part of I llAllCO a I IIVUOC, a opuivudllldll Division, said. "Preliminary tests sample contained h spokesman Hugh Mi tests to back this uj point." ! Chfiprlpn< I COLUMBIA ? Ha j 72, the first coed che 5 her home. 1 Mrs. Duncan was Delta initiated in / ; Carolina and the so i danced with the Coed / She was a formei Court, a teletype op t and secretary to the 15 years, i A Bishopville nati\ f United Daughters < Bethlehem Methodisl P^L v jk. *^WFrWy^f ff .v v^ ? " '\ <k.4 ' ** % :1\':. ?;^ ? 4 BBK HHHBHBHHHHHr RTE idmits killing son ipnpra u/nman Hoc nloorlnrl r?..:u.. v?iu? IIWU (Jivautu gUlliy tughter in the beating death of her ying the baby's crying made her ard Ballenger delayed sentencing 5. She could receive up to 30 years [e. avis died March 28, 1974 from ind constant abuse, according to ^sy. icovered his twin sister was found ;gs, two broken arms, a fractured juries. Greenville doctors called stance of child they had ever seen tf tient at Whitten Village, a facility -ded. Mrs. Davis was sentenced to on charges of assaulting her intenced in that case, the inson's death stopped, Solicitor Dnday. r| It/v kn/tniv?/\ 41-.?. ? * ? .i iic ucvamc dwdic ui me uasi* in led it. "I don't know why the in" he said. "After she was senise no one ever did anything furr children who were ages 5 and 7 ings. Since being imprisoned, she more children. tion continues Authorities were investigating ouse and evidence of a shooting at r Anderson. Sheriff E E. "Duck" Cooley said ding Sally LuAnn Porter, 23, and . Lawrence Mitchell, 46, the apouse. md three dead dogs, a large cache itance used to dilute illegal drugs, o sets of scales and about 40 spent jns of different caliber in and near some human tissue, apparently a skull, about 40 yards from the for the State Law Enforcement i have determined that the tissue luman hair and blood," SLED Linn, said. "We'll do some more p, but we're pretty sure at this der dies at 72 rriet Mood Scarborough Duncan, ;erleader at USC, died Monday at the first member of Delta Delta ilpha Lambda chapter at South rority's first president. She also I Follies. * spprpfarv tn f ho C r* Cimfoma j vv vnv. k?,V. UUpi VIIIV >erator for the Associated Press, editor of the Columbia Record for re, she was also a member of the )f the Confederacy and of the t Church in Bishopville.