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wo Censors LA PAZ, BOLIVIA ?Boli has lifted martial law and elections as resistance to hi; Banks and businesses in 1 breaking a six-day general labor federation. Half the < running, and residents of t deserted except for anti-m troops since Col. Alberto Thursday. The tin miners, mainsta; were reported still on strike suspended the general strik After four days of clash* said army fire killed at leas demonstrations Wednesday shootings. Natusch in a telecast proposal by Congress that I its members, but he offeree government to the presi Gueiler. De Gaulle PARIS ? Yvonne DeGau leader, died early yesterd* niversary of her husband's de Gaulle said. The Institute said she die Grace military hospital ir dergone two operations th illness. The de Gaulle family h< Eglises is being opened to niversary of the general's d Family sources said ac< body was to be taken dire Eglises, where funeral ser will be buried in the village her husband in the family tc During their lives as the ran the show and she stayc Twice, they escaped assassi Guerrillas SAN SALVADOR ? A lei American businessmen ki and the pair immediately United States, authorities s In Los Angeles, a spo struments Co., said Denni Buchelli, employees of a freed near a San Salvadoi good Condition. Few details were availa Rican engineer, said he w the United States. After raiders kidnapped killed their bodyguard Sept group, the Revolutionary Workers, claimed responsi Beckman met the gueril anti- Salvadorian gover leading U.S. newspapers ransom was paid, althou group had asked for $10 mi! r~~ I /s it work Workers watch the I water fountain in fi following repairs. rudT .hip lifted .^ :i;* :? ?* via a new uuuiciiy uicidiui I censorship and promised > coup waned La Paz opened Wednesday, strike called by the central iity's buses and taxis were he city returned to streets military demonstrators and Natusch's takeover last y of the nation's economy, Wednesday, but the unions e Wednesdav nit?ht. V u ss in which the Red Cross >t 60 persons, there were no ' for the second day and no made no reference to a ne form a junta with two of i an unspecified post in his dent of Congress, Lidia dies at 79 lie, 79, widow of the French ly, the eve of the ninth andeath. the Institute Charles id at 1:30 a.m. in the Val de i r-ans wnere sne naa unis year for an unspecified Dme at Colombey-les-Deus the public Friday, the aneath. :ording to her wishes, her ctly to Colombey-les-Deuxvices will be held and she *~uui v,u y ctiuiigdiut: >mb. president and first lady, he ;d more in the background, ination attempts. free men ftist guerilla gang freed two dnapped seven weeks ago called their famrlies in the aid yesterday. ikesman for Beckman Ins R. McDonald and Fausto Beckman subsidiary, were r supermarket and were in ble, but Buchelli, a Puerto as leaving immediately for McDonald and Buchelli and 21, a previously unheard of Party of Central American bility. las' demands bv Davine for nment advertisements in There was no word if a gh there were reports the llion to free the captives. iWAi P nntar'c ' -w WW VVIIIUI O , ill operation j| NUT Kennedy confirm: BOSTON ? Sen. Edward M. "lack of a clear summons of announced Wednesday that he is Carter for the 1980 Dem nomination. Kennedy, heir to a modern pc iUI I U 11 6 1_ a l uri uie uiiru uruiner iu setJK uiti wi turned out in force for his spec Hall where Kennedy accus ministration of failing to set nati "Fear spreads that our Ic themselves to retreat," the R said. "This country is not prepa is ready to advance. It is willing soam I." Kennedy has been menti< presidential candidate in every < the announcement marked hi: quadriennial race. Prisoners a MOUNDSVILLE, W. VA described by authorities as dangerous," remained at larj prison break by 15 inmates tha frnnnpr and nnp r*f (ho nriconorc / U..V WWV- V..L IW'V. o ' A three-state manhunt was remaining inmates, who esc; Virginia penitentiary Wednesc powering two guards. Several escapees were belies automatic weapons, authorities! Six of the escapees were cor were serving sentences for rap Ten of the inmates had record: Penitentiary Superintendent Ri news conference. He said the mastermind of th to be Ronald Williams, serving 1 Q7^ clavino nf a Ro^lflov nr?lir??r? **/! U J 111^ VI U 1VV/VIVIV^ J pv/ll VV1I closely involved with Williams a crack in the door and took a portunity," Mohn said. Clark talking WASHINGTON ? U.S. medi holding talks in Turkey with an < Liberation Organization in an release oi some 60 American n learned yesterday. A U.S. official, who insisted tl said Clark met with the PL( nesday in Istanbul and was m again. The PLO has offered to ii authorities to try to gain the r held since Sunday in the U.S. Er But as a pre-condition, the I the United States asked directlj prohibits direct negotiations \ recognizes Israel's right to exis East. In response to the demand, d the PLO officials, the State De] statement to reporters in Washi It said: "If they (the PLO release the Americans, it would action in a situation where th fluence, and we welcome such a yj&: W^WI0^&ri ^ S? BK w$w&fr Mmm 83i: ??li? PpwI&^MW W&w-- :i::^jdg^^S ION SI 5 candidacy Inn Kennedy, decrying the . the center of power," jail claim in a $>4 > challenging President beaten and forced ocratic presidential awaited trial. The suit was fi )litical legend, became Smitih against Yoi hiite House. The family victed of charges a ^h at historic Faneuil state prisons. Thej >ed the Carter ad- in the county jail n onal goals. be free from punisl laders have resigned ^he suit, filed Massachusetts senator Columbia, lists 42 redtosoundretreat.lt Smith claim depi 5 to make a stand. And rights while they w Among the cond aned as a possible prisoners because election since 1968. But operable system o s first entry into the anc* guards, uns protection of prisoi j According to th< , | inmatesonFeb.il f I Q TQ G cell. He was al ^ whenever jail offi< ? Four prisoners, the suit states, "armed and really Later that month *e yesterday after a Smith were forced t left an off-duty state 18-year-old inmate dead, officials said. As a result of t under way for the Kendrick and Smil aped from the West injuries and were lay night after over- million dollars, bot /ed to be armed with . , said. I?lnctnri? ivicted killers. Others e and armed robbery. s of previous escapes, COLUMBIA ? / chard Mohn said at a wife of a State 1 ] captive in the U.S. e escape was believed Wednesday in front a life sentence for the "No one seems tc lan. Three others were is over there," Ai md the other 11 saw "a said. She said her I dvantage of that op- the communicatior Accompanied by l rM a large sign sayin \ A/ I f h r ( ) home safe" and w< VV I N I I LW than an hour. ator Ramspv Clark is About 60 ai?r. .^y_Ma . 1S SnnHav wi oiiiciai ot me Palestine I " "y ! effort to negotiate the 8 "" ' ^ '"u ( e[n' ostages in Iran, it was I the deP?sed Shah " lat he not be identified, p. , ) representative Wed- OOVS CMC leeting with him there / ntercede with Iranian MANNING T elease of the hostages, Wednesday and cb nbassy in Tehran. majn building >L0 is demanding that authorities said. ' for its help. U.S. policy T^e youths, not: vith the group until it arrested in Mann t in peace in the Middle arson law, accor Division spokesma liscussed by Clark with Munn said the I partment volunteered a aSe> were being 1 ngton this morning. Wednesday aftern< ) are moving to help Sheriff T.J. Jack I be a highly responsible Sunday morning. T ey may have some in- were ransacked bel ssistance." main building, he si 'HK , / -- ^'wl nates file suit ormer inmates of the York County million federal suit that they were to submit to sexual acts while they led by Leroy Kendrick and Ernest "k County officials. Both were conigainst them and are serving time in f charge that policies and conditions ^suited in violations of their rights to iment without due process. Oct. 22 in U.S. District Court in : iail conditions that Kendrick and ived them of their constitutional ere held there in early 1978. itions listed are failure to separate of a tendency to violence, lack of an f communication between prisoners ianitary conditions and lack of lers from assault. 2 suit. Smith was beaten by fellow and forced to remain in his sleeping so nrevented from pomnlaininu :ials came into an outside hallway, i, the suit alleges, both Kendrick and to lie on a dayroom table while an performed a sex act on them. heir experiences, the suit claims, ;h "suffered physical and emotional each damaged to the extene of two h actual and punitive." -V /-? \ A / I ? X?X 1/?v *** 4" v 4 3? b Wilt? pi UlUblb ^ woman identifying herself,as the Department employee being held Embassy in Tehran demonstrated ; of the South Carolina State House. ) be doing anything and my husband igela Belk, 23, of West Columbia, tiusband, William Belk, 43, works in is and records office of the embassy, a brother and a sister, Belk donned ig "Please help bring my husband jlked along Gervais Street for more is have been held in the embassy len Iranian students overran the mded that the United States return 3 Iran in exchange for the hostages. Drged with arson 'wo 16-year-old boys were arrested larged in a weekend fire that gutted of the Laurence Manning Academy, students at the private school, were ing and charged under the state's ./Jinrt O* ~ i ~ ? " ? viing iu ouaie Law iLniorcemeni in Hugh Munn. boys, unidentified because of their held in the Clarendon County Jail ?on. son said the blaze broke out early he academy's three main buildings ore the fire was set in an attic of the aid. ' --i^l