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WORI President slaii SEOUL, South Korea ? President Pai who ruled South Korea with an iron fist 1 18 years, was slain by the chief of the na * ' 1.11!? ~ A I? ^ r.U/x/x^i kr>( intelligence ngency m a miwhug ui < headquarters, the government has reporl death was an accident. ! Prime Minister Choi Kyu-hah was i president at an emergency meeting fou Park died Friday night. We immedia martial law and placed the armed force guard against any North Korean mov possible leadership crisis. "This is the time for all 37 million (S people to stay calm and do their best tc country for our survival," Choi said in nation-wide radio broadcast. Choi, a 6( mer diplomat, is regarded as an adminis a political base. 'Big Foot' in Rus MOSCOW ? Claims by a clutch of an explorers that they found a huge human mountain snowfield have been criticiz* biologist, Dr. Nikolai Vereshchagin, in Moscow News. Led by factory worker Igor Tatsl, exploi fnnnri (hp tra^oc nf <-? mon * > - vtuvbij \fk a inaii'imc CI CdLUIC let the Gissar Mountains of Soviet Tadzhiki: region in Central Asia. They said it appeared similar to "Big reportedly seen by hunters and climbers ii United States. Two sets of tracks report Washington state measured 18 inches anc length, with stride lengths between 42 ai Other reports from British Columbia ir dicate that alleged "Bigfoot' tracks ar about 15 inches long. i?i- ~r ?: &uc uiuiugiai sctiu ucncvcis ui me cxi abominable snowman have "no idea w how hardlife is up there in the mountai ficult it is to find food there." 'Cocaine Cowboys' MIAMI ? In scene out of the mob wars c accused drug kingpin German Jimenez i were ripped apart by machine gun bul looked for a bottle of expensive scotch in a at a bustling shopping mall. Police blamed the killings on a reckle Colombian narcotics dealers dubbed tl Cowboys" for their brash, daylight shoi silenced submachine guns, automatic heavily armored "war wagons." Federal statistics show the flow of coca Drug Enforcement Administration offic up to 25 metric tons of cocaine north $12 billion was smuggled into the United State A/Ai/ /// (roeSS 4 i ft fait/ 4 tti Make ywtr fli appoint/neat 777-3888 ?** Oct L ? -j . ^ /' .D NR1 n Nuke plant e> * Chung-hee, MANCHESTER, N.H. ? for more than further delays for the troubl tion s central plant, New Hampshire's lar i? vh! deadline for response toth< ted. It saia nis percent of the Dlant for sale. Earlier this month, the F lamed acting Hampshire, the prime builc ir, ?MJrs . J megawatt plant, reoffered tely declared Oct. 26 deadline for utilities s ?,n j contrruction costs in exchan es dunng a The 10 percent was rc Massschusetts and Vermont -outh) Korean Public Service Vice Presi > preserve the at the time of the reoffering, an emotional buyers for the 10 percent, tl >-year-old for- delayed by as much as four trator without the first unit, with a curre suffer further delays. . ? Th o\/ic' \A/ifo , I MVYIJ VVIIV^ oiu r ATLANTA ? The forir mateur Soviet Michael Thevis has filed a n footprint in a seeking to have pieces of e ed by Soviet eels of property returned to this week's 1? the motion, filed Thui Joan Thevis stress that sh -ers said they validity of the search and s< st summer in the court for the return of he stan's Pamir Mrs- Thevis was marric before their divorce in M [foot" tracks devorce settlement, she was 1 the western and their five children were ;edly seen in Thevis was convicted la i 15 inches in racketeering conspiracy id 72 inches. Prosecutors maintained he i Canada in- gain control of the nationwic e commonly was sentenced Friday to 1 years. stence of an According to the motion hatsoever of earrings, bracelets and n< ns...how dif- ^an 1'000 diamonds, 70 sa emeralds. i i i Fnnrlri nlnnc . . I IV. blamed DAVIS, CALIF ? Jane )f the 1920's , spoken campaigns againsl and a friend Vietnam War, has annour lets as they politics for a few years to m; liquor store "I am stepping down frc will be spending the next ye sss bunch of exclusively making six film; le "Cocaine She said the films wou utouts using "varying in degrees from 'I '? ~ mica aiiu umna syndrome,' a film al accident that opened just b< ine is heavy. Mile Island. ials estimate The two-time Academy . billion to $16 reporters before she and h s last year. addressed some 5,000 stu< University of California can _ ocAPotmit ll am*?... If j by oppokHniflt only / ? /. 2948ov. 2 I j! ^ ^0//0 """ 'ION ST (lends deadline Nun g< Faced with the threat of 0 A ~A ^ C ed Seabrook nuclear power f' an? gest utility has extended its ? fii u^ S rf /iniAlAH him ontA toIrii e company's reoffer of 10 ?er >ublic Service Co., of New .^is^er Ka^Y ler of the $2.6 billion, 2,230- ?lse .has S? the 10 percent, setting an j to buy shares to help pay without a single attorr ige for future power. Sister Kathy, who i (offered afteP utilities in s^ni t decided not to buy shares. Thursday on what he ident Robert Harrison said I an,f,?rocl1a1 ? ^a n^, if the company did not find I !j]? you le second reactor might be I ?he aslce^- 1 trantv lODfl Un aIoa I the utility's expenses jcaio iv 19Q9. nc aiou oaiu , ~ nt deadline of 1983, might business executives. ' "Yes," replied Sum "Mr. Summer, tl \A/^ntr i^\A/^ c reminded him with WORTS |?W6IS reporter. "Call me an< j Sister Kathy also al ler wife of pornographer affairs department "; nntinn in forlorol r>nnrf harn I I _ iu. lavvavia mi jivMVA hi wUi V IIV1 V? ueggmg umu a uu-ih xpensive jewelry and parher by the government. Pr>i rr?iIw n\ \ sday, attorneys for Velda I U I III \ y U > le is "not challenging the ;izure, but simply petitions r property." CHARLESTON ? A ;d to Thevis for 27 years actual damages to ay 1978. As part of their fatally struck by a ; awarded a $2 million trust sheriff's deputy was tn given as $8 million trust. The tamuy 01 Ai i^ar ist week of racketeering, District Court seeking and murder conspiracy. damages from Deputy used murder and arson to McCutcheon. le pornography empire. He A federal jury in C Life imprisonment plus 20 simple negligence wj I according to Ladson i, the jewelry consists of County. scklaces containing more "The only mistake \ pphires, 70 rubies and 30 on blue light. Th< I which obviously would was wrongdoing," Hov political films Escape Fonda, who has led out- CLEMSON ? A pris t nuclear energy and the and two other presoi iced she will drop out of Saturday after their ca ake films. Donnie Ray Gibson,: im the political arena and Oconee County and a sars of my life pretty much Friday after Gibson \ s," Fonda said Friday. local highway, Gastoni Id be political in nature, They were held in Gi With Dick and Jane," to warrant issued in com rout a nuclear power plant of a Clemson liquor sto efore the real one at Three Queen. Originally, Clemsoi Award winner spoke with woman on the warrai er husband, Tom Hayden, when they arrived in G dents and faculty at the suctody was not the lpus in Davis. warrant, the detective ithern 3d 'ings ~ ! _ ___ i.i t? f\nuw yuu live on a rignt budget, we're going to help you save with the regular price of $1.15 fo rnea aiickei Offer good through Nov. 2 WITH C RUSSELL HOUSE CAFETERIA O I ible with Lunch or dinner/Not ovailot oes to SCE&G atholic nun took the president of > Go. to task during hearings on ;e request, but in the process, ig a group of poor people to dinalso was able to do what no one 1 during the first week of Public hearings question a witness ley voicing an objection. operates a Columbia shelter for than an hour quizzing Summer thought were the utility's moral to Columbia's poor. ler taking some poor people to \fter questioning Summer about to wine and dine legslators and mer. lat's on tape," Sister Kathy a smile; pointing to the court dl set it up," he said. ttacked SCExG's new consumer a highly sophisticated system of )thing" program. /varded money federal jury has warded $10,000 the family of a man who was car while a Beaufort County ring to handcuff him. nar Brown has filed suit in U.S. $4 million in actual and punitive Roger Wiles and Sheriff Morgan harleston found Thursday that is involved in Brown's death, ?? r r\ c i Howeu, auorney ior ueauiori vas that the deputy did not turn ;re were no punitive damages, accrue if the jury believed there veil said. e captured on escaoee from Oconee Conntv is were returned to the state pture in Gastonia, N.C. 29, of Seneca, Richard Stanley of female juvenile were arrested vas stopped for speeding on a a Detective Gary Queen said, istonia on the basis of a fugitive lection with the armed robbery re Friday morning, according to i police had named another it. However, that was changed astonia and found that the girl in woman named on the original said. \^y i .... .^9^; r :: IB OUPON NLY >le with REAL DEAL |