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worn Intelligence head i SEOUL, South Korea ? Acting Presidi hah named a new director of the Korea telligence Agency yesterday in what wa first major step to consolidate the i position following the killing of President hee by the KCIA's former head. The government also announced rela curfew and other martial law restrcitions day since Park's death passed with no dis Choi appointed the vice army chief of s Lee Hui-sung, as acting KCIA chief to rep kyu, under arrest for the assassination ol night. Sources said Chofs first appointmem portant move by Choi and the mili cooperating with him to take ove disorganized secret police organization,; support for Park in suppressing dissent opposition during the late president's autocratic rule. Ships unloading si BANGKUK, Thailand ? Four ships unloading food and other relief supplier Som, Cambodia's chief seaport, and a fif the way. A spokesman for UNICEF said a ship c was unloading 300 tons a day at the south miles southwest of Phnom Penh; thre< were unloading food and other supplies chartered by the British relief organizati Singapore Monday for Kompong Som. The spokesman said the UNICEF shi fam barge each were loaded with 2,0001< and the UNICEF cargo also included thr< UNICEF and the International Red Ci 15 tons of relief supplies daily to Phnc Vietnamese-backed government there American plan to ship 1,000 tons a da; truck convoys from Thailand because supplies would have gone to areas contrc Premier Pol Pot's Khmer Rouge forces. Hostages relec SAN SALVADOR ? Leftists hole government buildings released 276 hos held for five days after police and soldi leftist street demonstration. The Red Cross Said at least 24 perso and dozens more were wounded Mond government's first employment of for tists demanding an end to military do Salvador, Central America's smalU densely populated nation. About 1,000 members of the Popular Bloc were still holding three cabinet n other officials and a Chilean ofi Organization of American States in t Rpnnnmv Minicfmr Kiail/linno n.? million jr uuuuillga, WUIVU UlCj Wednesday. Police and soldiers in armored vehic! on about 150 masked demonstrators rru the office of La Prensa Grafica, one of t\ bombed by leftists on Sunday. Marc demonstration was a warning to the i being used by the military." I? I Don't get wet... V Water "shooting" from a sprinkler in front of Gambrell Hall forms an unusual pattern. LRusmN K. Pac? -GAMECOC* Mai . .... - i? named Economic ent Choi Kyu- CHICAGO ? Don n Central In- sharply. Be prepare< is seen as the money. Don't expect i government's your house in a hurry. : Park Chung- if thic ?nnnri? vprv mediate outlook for xation of the speeches and intervie , as the fourth lenders gathered at th turbances. It might even meai ?taff, Lt. (Jen. mortagage, in which lace Kim Jae- remained fixed for t F Park Friday mortgage. In short, there's mu t was an im- convention of the U.S tary leaders whose members co r the now- percent of all residenl a mainstay of "Housing starts are and political what action we tak< 18 years of Federal Home Loan I "Be prepared for a high interest rates . # Benedict, League pre i i r\n jpr precise length of tin n r related problem enerj Should there be ai are renorted Organization of Peti 5 at Kompong explained, his most th vessel is on easing of tight mon window. Tight money bartered by it he said. coast port 160 Harmful pi ion Oxfam left ' I WASHINGTON ? p and the Ox- I Agency, warning that )ns of supplies | cancer and male steril hj trucks. suDsiance. oss are flying "DBCP has caus >m Penh. The producing it and has rejected an agent and possible a y overland by EPA Administrator EH part of those He said residues c died by former serious harm" to farm some DBCP-treated ci Cos tie's order halts trees, citrus fruit trt jrpn course turf, agency sp JoC/^4 The action is base Judge Gerald Harwtx * , judge who concurred e ^ uPf.in . staff report that said tages they had United States, ers fired into a ns were killed, FCC issi lay in the new ce against lefminance of El WASHINGTON ? 1 st and most to meet its obligatu required to set i Revolutionary programming for th lembers, eight Communications Com ficial of the The staff, in a rep he Labor and industry has not c r took over last guidelines in effect sii further government a les opened fire amount of educational irching toward The report recomm ivo newspapers be required to offer ai rhers said the directed at school-ag< nedia "to quit preschoolers a week. the staff proposal. ^ - - -v >- ??-: TION outlook gloomy 't expect interest rates to fall i for a continued siege of tight to get top price if you have to sell negative, 11 is Decause me 1mhousing is too, as judged from ws with regulators and mortgage leir convention here. i the end of the old conventional a borrower's interest payments he 20-year or 30-year life of the ich bad news at this year's annual . League of Savings Associations, llectively claim more than 50 tial mortgages outstanding. ; going to fall 22 percent no matter 3," Jay Janis, chairman of the iank Board, said. relatively lengthy period of very and very tight credit," Joseph sident, said. He was vague on the ie because of questions about a gylother increase in prices by the roleum Exporting Countries, he optimistic forecast ? of some ey by January ? goes out the might then persist into mid-year, ^tiririp hnnnc?rl ? W W NX I I I I The Environmental Protection the pesticide DBCP may cause iity, has banned major use of the ed sterility among workers shown to be a suspect cancer luse of chromosome damage," juglas M. Costle said Monday. >f the pesticide also "threaten iworkers and persons living near ops and fields. use of the pesticide for peach >es, grapes, soybeans and golf r\lrncmor* TV^To1?-* i/itvoinuii mat nil 1- ILtwaiCl , SdlU. d on Costle's agreement with xl, an EPA administrative law arlier this month with an agency DBCP should not be sold in the ues statement 'he television industry has failed >ns to children and should be iside minimum amounts of iem, the staff of the Federal mission said vesterHav Drt to the commission, said the omplied with voluntary FCC nee 1974 and "is unlikely without ction to increase voluntarily the I programming for children." tended that commercial stations t least 2Vfe hours of programming e children and 5 hours aimed at All would be on weekdays under STF Former police CHARLESTON ? Fornr lieutenant Bart Hood has beg plus 10 years on chargt relationship with pornograph Hood was sentenced Mom maximum prison term on c Thevis while a federal fugitiv Only three days before ii senenced to life after beinf conspiracy charges in the si associate. Assistant U.S. Attorney Li< taken into custody by a U.S ving the consecutive senter would not say where Hood wa Hood was sentenced by U. E. Simons Jr. on one coun counts of harboring a fugitiv* Thevis was serving an 81 terstate transportaion of ob escaped from a federal prison Last week, Thevis was < 1 racketeering, racketeering conspiracy. He was sentence murder conspiracy charge e other two charges, to be serve Welfare prob kiinustkue ? rnree st into the possible responsibil ficials for the deaths of six c County home fire last year. The probe by the Depart attorney general's office am Division began yesterday. Tli from 1 to 8, died in the fire mother was at a neighbor's hi The mother, Lilly Mae M she had gone to the neighbor j before the fire started to ask fliA of Aim ta% Ua U /\? Vllt PIUYE III uic nuuac, McFadden was receiving > Aid to Families with Depei administered by the county E The investigating agencies the county DSS should have r the custody of their mother assure proper care. The Charleston County ag< preventing the death of a 2-ye hands of his mother, the pan this month. Youth kills gr< ! CHESTER ? A 19-year-ol been sentenced to life in prise killing his grandmother as sh Iivivnaiu uiav.iv was Bciiic Judge Julius Baggett. Authorities said Black to! marijuana and drunk beer w going to the house he sha grandmother, Cora Dunn, an< "His grandmother was in picked up a barrel fram a ...! Sheriff Bobby Orr said. "He p beat her to death." Solicitor John Justice said grandmother's purse, took drove toward Myrtle Beach. man in prison ler Summerville police ;un serving a life sentence is stemming from his m*: ~u? ?i rrunit:n mitiidci nicvia. day in Charleston to the iharges that he harbored e. ti Rome, Ga., Hood was \ found guilty of federal aying of a former Thevis jnel Lofton said Hood was . marshal and began serices Monday. Authorities is being held. o. L/iau IL t o uugc Vviiauco it of conspiracy and two j, Lofton said. & year sentence for inscene material when he i in New Albany, Ind. :onvicted on charges of conspiracy and murder id to life in prison on the ind 20 years each on the id consecutively. e underway ate agencies are looking lity of county welfare ofhildren in a Williamsburg ment of Social Services, d State Las Enforcement ie children, ranging in age Feb. 18, 1978, while their ame. cFadden, told authorities 's house about 15 minutes ; someone to cut wood for velfare benefits under the ndent Children program, >SS office. are trying to determine if emoved the shildren from or taken other steps to ency was negligent in not ;ar-old boy who died at the el said in a report earlier zmdmother Id Great Falls youth has )n after pleading guilty to e slept. need Monday by Circuit Id them he had smoked ith friends July 30 before red with his 68-year-old & beating her. i the bed asleep, and he shotgun," Chester County proceeded in her room and Black stole $30 from his the keys to her car and