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President sic
SEOUL, South Korea ? President 1
who ruled South Korea with an iron fi
18 years, was slain by the chief of the
Intelligence Agency in a shooting
headquarters, the government has rep
death was an accident.
1 Prime Minister Choi Kyu-hah wa
president at an emergency meeting
Park died Friday night. We imme<
martial law and placed the armed foi
guard against any North Korean rr
possible leadership crisis.
"This is the time for all 37 million
people to stay calm and do their best
country for our survival," Choi said
nation-wide radio broadcast. Choi, a
mer diplomat, is regarded as an admii
a political base.
'Big Foot' in Ri
MOSCOW ? Claims by a clutch of
explorers that they found a huge hum;
mountain snowfield have been criti<
biologist, Dr. Nikolai Vereshchagin,
Moscow News.
Led by factory worker Igor Tatsl, exp
found the traces of a man-like creature
the Gissar Mountains of Soviet Tadzhi
region in Central Asia.
They said it appeared similar to "1
reportedly seen by hunters and climber
United States. Two sets of tracks rep
Washington state measured 18 inches f
length, with stride lengths between 42
Other reports from British Columbia
dicate that alleged "Bigfoot' tracks
about 15 inches long.
The biologist said believers of the <
abominable snowman have "no idea
how hardlife is up there in the moun
ficult it is to find food there.''
'Cocaine Cowboys
MIAMI ? In scene out of the mob wai
accused drug kingpin German Jimene
were ripped apart by machine gun t
looked for a bottle of expensive scotch ii
at a bustling shopping mall.
Police blamed the killings on a reel
Colombian narcotics dealers dubbed
Cowboys" for their brash, daylight si
silenced submachine guns, automat
heavily armored "war wagons."
Federal statistics show the flow of co
Drug Enforcement Administration ofl
up to 25 metric tons of cocaine north $
billion was smuggled into the United SU
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?ark Chung-hee, MANCHESTER, N.l
?r r!10E,e ~iaiJ further delays for the ti
nation s Central plant, New Hampshire'
brawl at KCIA deadline for response
torted. It said his percent of the plant for i
Earlier this month, 1
s named acting Hampshire, the prime I
four hours after megawatt plant, reoffa
iiately declared 26 deadline for uti
rces on alert to contrruction costs in ex
loves during a The 10 percent wa
0 Massschusetts and Veri
(South) Korean Public Service Vice I
. to preserve the at the time of the reoffei
in an emotional buyers for the 10 percei
60-year-Old for- rtelnv??H hv n? oc
nistrator without the first unit, with a c
suffer further delays.
jssia? Thevis' wifl
ATLANTA ? The
amateur Soviet Michael Thevis has file
an footprint in a seeking to have pieces
:ized by Soviet eels of property returne
in this week's In the motion, filed '
Joan Thevis stress thi
>lorers said thev validity of the search ai
last summer in the court for the return <
ikistan's Pamir Mrs- Thevis was mi
before their divorce ii
Sigfoot" tracks devorce settlement, she
s in the western and their five children v
ortedly seen in Thevis was convicte
ind 15 inches in racketeering conspira
and 72 inches. Prosecutors maintaine<
in Canada in- gain control of the natio
are commonly was sentenced Friday
years.
_ P AfPArHinn fn HID *V-> 1
whatsoever "of eaVrTngsT'bracel^
emeralds' '
'Li j Fonda pic
i blamed r
DAVIS, CALIF ? J
*s of the 1920's , spoken campaigns agi
z and a friend Vietnam War, has an
uillets as they politics for a few years t
n a liquor store "I am stepping dowr
will be spending the ne)
kless bunch of exclusively making six I
the "Cocaine She said the films
houtouts using "varying in degrees fro
;ic rifles and 'China Syndrome,' a fill
accident that opened ju
caine is heavy. Mile Island.
ficials estimate The two-time Acadei
12 billion to $16 reporters before she ai
ites last year. addressed some 5,000
University of California
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extends deadline
I. ? Faced with the threat of ~
oubled Seabrook nuclear Dower .
g fhp
s largest utility has extended its .
tothe company's reoffer of 10 caJ<
sale. neI
lie Public Service Co., of New .
builder of the $2.6 billion, 2,230jred
the 10 percent, setting an
lities to buy shares to help pay w1^
change for future power.
s reoffered after utilities in JJIP1
tnont decided not to buy shares.
>resident Robert Harrison said an,,
ring, if the company did not find ..
it, the second reactor might be
iour years 10 liKjy. tie aiso saia r*~
urrent deadline of 1983, might
II
e wants jewels' ^
Si
former wife of pornographer affs
d a motion in federal court here beg
of expensive jewelry and pard
to her by the government. r
Thursday, attorneys for Velda ! I
it is "nnt phallpnoino Hio
nd seizure, but simply petitions
af her property." CH
arried to Thevis for 27 years *n a(
n May 1978. As part of their fatal
i was awarded a $2 million trust sheri
/ere given as $8 million trust. Th
d last week of racketeering, Disti
cy and murder conspiracy. dam
i he used murder and arson to McC
nwide pornography empire. He A
to life imprisonment plus 20 simj
acco
)tion, the jewelry consists of Cour
d necklaces containing more 4 "I
0 sapphires, 70 rubies and 30 ?n &
whic
was
ins political films
ane Fonda, who has led out- CL
linst nuclear energy and the and
nounced she will drop out of Satu
0 make films.
1 from the political arena and Ocor
ct years of my life pretty much Frid
films," Fonda said Friday. local
would be political in nature, Th
m'Fun With Dick and Jane,'to warr
m about a nuclear power plant of a <
st before the real one at Three Que*
; Or
ny Award winner spoke with worn
id her husband, Tom Hayden, whei
students and faculty at the suct<
campus in Davis. warr
)i ifh(=>rn
w w I I W III
ied
wings
We know you live on o tig
so we're going to help you
the regular price
Fried CI
Offer good through No
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Nun goes
OLUMBIA ? A Catholic nu
. Electric and Gas Go. to U
utility's rate hike reques
sled him into taking a grouj
ister Kathy Riley also was <
; has yet managed during ti
vice Commission hearings
nout a single attorney voicing
ister Kathy, who operates i
nen, spent more than an I
irsday on what he thought v
1 social obligations to Columt
Would you consider taking
ner?" she asked. After ques
utility's expenses to wine a
iness executives.
Yes," replied Summer.
Mr. Summer, that's on
linded him with a smile,
rter. "Call me and set it up,
ister Kathy also attacked S(
lirs department "a highly s
ging" and a "do-nothing" pr
amily aware
IARLESTON ? A federal ju
:tual damages to the famil;
ly struck by a car while
iff's deputy was trying to han
e family of A1 Lamar Browr
-ict Court seeking $4 million
ages from Deputy Roger Wil
utcheon.
federal jury in Charleston
>le negligence was involve
rding to Ladson Howell, a
lty.
'he only mistake was that th
lis blue light. There were 1
:h obviously would accrue if 1
wrongdoing," Howell said.
Escapee cc
-EMSON ? A prison escapes
two other presons were r
rday after their capture in G
innie Ray Gibson, 29, of Sene<
lee County and a female jii
ay after Gibson was stoppi
I highway, Gastonia Detectiv
ey were held in Gastonia on
ant issued in connection wii
Dlemson liquor store Friday 1
;n.
iginally, Clemson police
an on the warrant. Howevi
1 they arrived in Gastonia an
>dy was not the woman n*
ant, the detective said.
%
htbudget,
save with
9?W
of $1.15 for
lickon
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4FETERIA ONLY
''Not available with
to SCE&G
in took the president of
isk during hearings on
t, but in the process,
j of poor people to din
able to do what no one
lie first week of Public
j question a witness
I an objection,
i Columbia shelter for
lour quizzing Summer
/ere the utility's moral
>ia's poor.
; some poor people to
itioning Summer about
,nd dine legslators and
tape," Sister Kathy
pointing to the court
"he said.
?ExG's new consumer
ophisticated system of
ogram.
led money
ry has warded $10,000
y of a man who was
a Beaufort County
idcuff him.
i Viae filaH cnit in TT C
1 I1UO illvVI OUli ill ViU.
in actual and punitive
es and Sheriff Morgan
found Thursday that
d in Brown's death,
ittorney for Beaufort
le deputy did not turn
in nnnitivp Hamnops
;he jury believed there
iptured
2 from Oconee Count}
eturned to the state
astonia, N.C.
ca, Richard Stanley of
ivenile were arrested
sd for speeding on a
e Gary Queen said,
the basis of a fugitive
th the armed robbery
morning, according to
had named another
2r, that was changed
d found that the girl in
?med on the original
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