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'worn U.S. to 'revamp' f WASHINGTON ? The Defense Depai tinuing its effort to help Saudi Arabia military forces, plans to build $1.5 billi complexes there for advanced F-15 fighter The proposed construction deal will b unless Congress rejects it within 30 days. The project would enhance Saudi Arabi top buyer of U.S. military equipment a Saudi arms purchases approved earlier than $25.6 billion, including the 60 F-15 I would be housed at the new bases. The c start arriving in Saudi Arabia in late 1981. Soviet journalist d TOKYO ? A 38-year-old Soviet journali t n tha I Inil or! Cf o fnc onnlr inr? noiui/tnl ? ? ivy iiiv vjinivu uicilto octl\HI5 pUlHILUl (td^lUl Defector Stanislav A. Levtchenko left night after getting permission to enter States, the U.S. Embassy said. Kyodo, tl news agency, said he travelled on a Pan An Levtchenko had been Tokyo correspon* Soviet magazine Novoye Uremya (New T February 1975. A Foreign Ministry official his wife and child in Japan. The official said Levtchenko visited th bassy on Wednesday, informed officials ! obtain asylum in the United States and la Foreign Ministry and the National Police A intention to defect. Mother Theresa he CALCUTTA ? The tiny nun whose nickr of the Gutters" is known worldwide after : Nobel Peace Prize has come home to her beggars, lepers and hollow-eyed street u haunt the Calcutta ghettos. Wednesday's reception for Mother Ten tended by 5,000 cheering people. The 69-year-old Roman Catholic nun wh Missionaries of Charity was awarded the last week. She has served and nursed i inhabitants of this crowded city for 25 years Chief Minister Jyoti Basu promised the born nun his government would assist "whenever it is needed." TV back on a LONDON ? Commercial television is ba after an 11 week blackout caused by a strike. The technicians' unions accepted deals 'heir oav betwnpn 9^ anH 4^ narfnn* ^ Bl> VVUL auu , Television, a national network linking ni commercial stations around Britain, res smissions Wednesday with the 5.45 p.m. ne^ It was the longest TV shutdown in Brita British Broadcasting Corp. launched il service in 1936. Sir, vou all riaht? - * - " Sir? No, those fellows are not realh Holmes and Watson, but students ii Media Arts making a film on the Hor seshoe. -O NAT orces Students boyc rtment, con- AMERICUS, GA. ? Aboi revamp its them black?boycotted classr on worth of day Wednesday in Presiden planes. backing their parents' deman leeome final and curriculum. The group of protesting pa a's status as where Jimmy Carter grew nd services. school, have demanded the total more white, six-member counl fighters that Superintendent Ronnie Satter lanes are to "The school board is comj port private schools and < necessary concern for those cording to Ron Foust, an a< | g ^ C|"S spokesman for the parents' gr Swastika c st has flown roSAVANNAH. (lA. A thT"iTnitpd historic district, saying he v t. being filmed in front of his ie . .J? banner bearing a Nazi swast; lent for the tempt to disruPl shooting of century. James A. Williams reporte said he left Productions to make a $l\ooo c e U S Em- neighborhood association, of *f6 The display did not disrup iter told which is about Dr. Samuel Mu< gencyofhis treating John Wilkes Booth President Lincoln and broke a Filming of the television mc I Weaver, began last week in S] tnorea resume Thursday at Sav Presbyterian Church. Radin < company will have pumped 4 lame "Saint dollars" into the local economy she won the is family?the who 'Booby trap' kil 2sa was ato heads the MIAMI - Carmine "Chu. npflpp nri7f? scoutmaster who set a firearrr the poorest an(* billed a 14-year-old rnemb* has been given a six-month jail ? Yugoslav- Falco, 31, pleaded no co her work Wednesday in the death of Ri< [ described the boy as "my right in my Scout troop." Falco was sentenced to spe ioil (nr n iiaoK OM/I # juii ?*/* u jrtai anu lu iwu yC j p Attorney Paul Lipton said Falc ck on the air Smoking danc technicians' WASHINGTON ? A poll ta > increasing stitute in 1978 reflected a s Independent centage of people who belie\ ine regional harmful to nonsmokers as well tarted tran- The survey was done by the *s. the institute, an industry lobb> lin since the was released by the Federal Ti ts first TV said it had planned to use the j report to Congress on the cigar ||||f -^,1 B^&fe^. : Iq?y jjj^^^l^^"-!^'f-:'~'2 l'-^~^'^~sy: J~ ^*;' -v.?'-"^ " :ott classes Criticism < COLUMBIA ut 1,400 pupils-most of South Carolina ooms for the 11th straight Public Service ( t Carter's home county, request for a ra! ids for improved facilities week Robert Guild, irents in Sumter County, Welfare Right i up and attended public nesday, taking ; resignations of the all- utility's lack of cc ty school board and Gu-ld asked sc the utility had pl? Dosed of people who sup- poor and elderly c do not have the basic, don't think \ in public schools, ac- hecnuso we have1 :countant who serves as studies on them." nun > i r | , Anir lisplayed ' t GREENVILLE Tuesday for an ani resident of Savannah's mud along a bi /as angry over a movie Greenville. home, hung out a large Originally, it w ika on Tuesday in an at- prints and the fact a SPPMP spt in fho loth 11 1 ?? ... w.v, a^h. uiey were maue c mountain lion, dly wanted Marble Arts Red Baer, direc lonation to the downtown origila descriptioi which he is a board animal might be a ... , 4. r., as a puma. Hesaic >t shooting of the film, become extinct, b id, a physician jailed for say the animal is s after the actor shot leg in nis escape. . >vie, which stars Dennis [\J i ir pringfield, Ga. It was to NULIGUI annah's Independence estimated that the film COLUMBIA ? 'about a half a million nuclear waste to t ' before it leaves. burial at a commc be made public be j to Gov. Dick Riley lis boy SCOUt "significantly" n Chem-Nuclear S> handle. :k" Falco, the former The news confe 1 booby trap in his home decision by Gov. nf u:? r?~.. o i i. J vi ma ouy otuui iroop, state's low-level ra term. List's move ma ntest to manslaughter where low-level ra chard Brush Jr. He had commercial dispoi -hand man, a key leader closed that state's1 nd every other week in Q j. l _ ars' probation. Defense O 1 CI 110 M ( o will appeal. j YORK ? Radio s 10 minutes late We lOfQ ctrpkCCpkH that someone broke jt/lo oMt/Oot7Vj a large amount of e Station Manage] ken for the Tobacco In- microphone and t teadily increasing per- stolen. re cigarette smoking is He added the thi as to smokers. cassette deck an D /-y . A 1. 4-J ?^ i\oper urbanization ior icu lu me uuo ' based in Washington. It *os? a* between $9,0 rade Commission, which Sigmon said the s poll as part of its annual some mikes and r ette industry. pressed into servic< Ibbmbhhbm^^ rRTE imed at SCE &G - The barrage of criticism against Electric & Gas Co. continues as a Commission hearing on the utility's e increase nears the end of its first an attorney for the South Carolina Organization, led the attack Wedaim at what he indicated was the tncern for the poor. ^E&G president Virgil C. Summer if ms to institute "lifeline" rates for the .. c??u : r-J i i is fjut iui in in ?* new ieuerai law. ve can approve lifeline rates as such n't addressed them yet?there are no Summer replied. nal still Ioosr ? Authorities searched to no avail mal that left 5-inch paw prints in the isy road southwest of downtown as reported that the shape of the t that were no claw marks indicated y a large cat, possibly a bobcat or :tor of the Greenville Zoo, said the i of the paw prints indicated the n eastern mountain lion, also known I some experts say that the puma has ut there are an equal number who till around, though not very visible. limit proposed Limits on the amounts of low-level >e permitted into South Carolina for jrcial dump in Barnwell County will fore the end of the month, according * uesday the state will act to jduce the amounts of waste that stems Inc. will be permitted to rence was called in the wake of a Robert List of Nevada to shut that idioactive waste dump near Reno, kes South Carolina the only state idioactive wastes can be buried at a sal site. Washington Gov. Dixy Lee commercial dump last month. airs despite theft itation WBZK signed on the air only ;dnesday morning, despite the fact s into the station overnight and stole quipment. r Curtis Sigmon said that every onearm needle that was out was eves also took two 8-track decks, a rl o f J ^ a 1 cvzuruer. uamage was rs of the building. He estimated the 00 and $10,000. tation was able to go on the air after teedles that were in storage were "?--> nr * . -.;, J%<^--?S7>.-> ;#yAM> JPmI'M & j. jl . .-, rfa^?Vy - ''^ftiinl ~ ifi ^"ST^ &^fl@E?lH9P??k^ ^gf?sf?3?-'iS