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wn Pakistani c ISLAMABAD. Pakisl Adviser Zbigniew Brzi personal letter from P president, pledging thy necessary steps to defei in Afghanistan, highly p Brzezinski was said tc Muhammed Zia ul-Haz, the start of negotiations agreement between the i One senior Pakistani < i _ _ r . i J i-i anoieoi consiueraoie ( The United States nej eludes Deputy Secretar and Defense Departrm prepared to offer Faki military aid. A few wet administration's report million aid package "pe; Brzezinski said his n concrete ways to enhar region." Soviet Olyr FRANKFURT, West mittees of 10 Western Friday to endorse pa teams in the Moscow 01 The meeting, called b also attended by the Committee, reiterated committees had the wnetner tneir atnietes mer Games. The joint position wa after a four-hour mee Rhein-Mein Internation Other European coi Belgium, Norway, Li Denmark, Switzerland, National Olympic p countries except Britaii Queen t< AMSTERDAM, Neth greeted Queen Juliana dication in April to brin? throne with general surj: some sentiment that th( a republic. rr\ 1 i _ r ii _ < lypicai 01 me coniras of Myrna Tensen, 23, ani "It took me by surprij person and good for Hoi too." "It doesn't matter v\ "Royalty always choost favor of a republic." In announcing Thursc throne April 30 on her 7 bespectacled queen fol Queen Wilhelmina, who 68 while still in good hea Ice Follii These students vantage of C freezing temper: skating on the refl< in the Humanities a RLD iefense offered an ? U.S. National Security | ezinski Saturday delivered a resident Carter to Pakistan's it the United States will take S id Pakistan from Soviet troops laced sources said. i have handed the letter to Gen. the Pakistani president, before designed to reach a new arms two countries. official said the talks began on jptimism and resolve." gotiating team, which also iny of State Warren Christopher imt officials, was reportedly stan assurances of long-term ?ks ago, Zia called the Carter pH nffor nf fi luin.woir t/KUi anuts." lission was intended to "seek ice peace and stability in this mpics backed Germany ? Olympic cornEuropean countries decided rticipation for their national ympics. >y West Germany and Italy and president of Egypt's Olympic 1 that the national Olympic cnlo rAQnnncihililv In Hor>iHo would participate in the Sums announced in a communique ting at a hotel at Frankfurt's lal Airport. untries at the meeting were jxembourg, Holland, Britain, and Spain. residents represented all the n and Spain. 0 abdicate er lands ? The Dutch people \ i's announcement of her ab1 Crown Princess Beatrix to the jrise, widespread approval and ' i monarchy should give way to ;tint? fpplinp.<s worp tho nnininnc 0 - ? c>~ " v,,v' d of Pieter Overduin, 48. >e," Tensen said. "She is a nice land, but I think Beatrix will be 'ho is queen," Overduin said. f is its own path. I am strongly in iay that she would give up her '1st birthday, the white-haired, lowed the lead of her mother, i abdicated in 1948 at the age of I 1th. I 0S I tnkp aH Columbia's itures by action pool omplex. I $ MHc* W Warns ? GAMECOCK NHTH 1 ^ 4- 4- ^ i_ica_ r n j d II tM It? Ill l~D WASHINGTON ? Hep. John Jer night that he met with persons he be FBI undercover agents, in his ef get financing for a project in his coi The project would have providec in his district, Jenrette said. "My purpose in attending thes assist with the project in my distri engage in any improper or illegal ai Jenrette was one of several cong Saturday by sources after news of operation was made public. Tl payments of almost $500,000 to c Anmn ouui vc oaiu, Pot for cancer ATLANTA ? Legislation which victims to use marijuana to reliev chemotherapy treatment won ovei in the Georgia House Friday. The 158-6 vote came after suppoi spoke about observing the agony of "I regret that the social stigma volved in this, but it just so happei the drug that seems to help," said R-Fairburn, the sponsor of the bil ferer himself. "Maybe that's why < this earth." The bill now goes to the Senate. Rape complaint DALLAS ? A 25-year-old won Dallas Cowboy-turned boxed Ed "1 "nice man" has dropped the rape c< against him earlier this week. The woman signed a statemenl Friday night saying she wished to d Jones, a 6-foot-9, 225-pound lineman on three Super Bowl tear suing the heavyweight ehampii arrested by Dallas officers early ' woman, a nurse, claimed Jones had Jones had been released on a $2,1 after he was booked for investigati charges were never filed against Jo The woman told police she was plaint because she wanted to avoid emotional trauma and publicity of a Groundhog see PUNXSUTAWNEY, Fa. ? Pun> groundhog, peeked from his heate and predicted six weeks of snow, rain for the nation. Members of the Punxsutawney dragged Phil from his hole on Got a.m. to make the "prediction" fo 1,000of the freezing faithful. Club President Charles Erhard next to Phil's furry nose, listenec crowd the groundhog had seen his would continue |ra|^H5?np kH^HH^^BBBHHHBBI "yy ^- ^ :: WHJU...? I^w'1^ J|^B\^-: :ol ^ ''v;V? " - k \/I IfaMHMHHMnMOMMHn pw I probe S irette said Saturday CLE now understands to Univer fort to help someone two w< lgressional district. Hartw< I 500 jobs to persons The ! found i e meetings was to South ict. At no time did I Depart ctivities," hesaid. The i ressmen mentioned about 1 an FBI undercover Stror ie probe involved son, wa public officials, a from u ment h pearan JaC^ ' victims C'emsc Medica determ would allow cancer e the side effects of I -whelming approval ' 'ters of the measure RICI cancer patients. hadn't of marijuana is in- tered ? is that marijuana is Richbi Rep. Virlyn Smith, Whai !1 and a cancer suf- Bank c jrod put the plant on separa manag I The i a mom Uai trtK I lliuugll d TO D O ? d branch I I .,Tht \ at all. lan who described be." 'oo Tall" Jones as a Bank 9mplaint she signed effectr read tl t for Dallas Police mined rop the complaint. area wl former defensive "We ns who is now pur- jn a rur onship, had been considt Thursday after the fice." raped her. )00 bond four hours P? on of rape. Formal J nes. dropping the corngoing "through the BEA trial." who ha He h? around s shadow by a cs who im 'oni oniMAir Llli i 1 4l\/\ ml koutowiicy r mi, uic 1116 ] d burrow Saturday the yoi sleet and freezing him ho Buck Ground Hog Club people >bler's Knob at 7:29 whentl r a crowd of about The ! chinsoi raised his earmuff Hutc I, and then told the to rejc shadow and winter chosen release -' .'J TV-\ <PHH^'-iSwl - .~99R wv Jv2rfnKLS T ?fp^ -gv-' I jiKp ' /;---3j*^:-- t: I Krir mm ?% n I Cs.A|i': 0H Hft , & JijHH ikTBBP '*3 ^tjSjff^m * ' i? V< ? . 1' * . ^ *>? t ,- < J i ^<f f'\ > \>H? ~ *' ' :<H- <* ; ,?*.' ^..g.VA ^K^j>.ii.V;. .A:fli*fc?H.* ?:. *..~L: ... - STB itudent found MSON ? The body of a 21-> sity student who had been mi ?eks was found Sunday in the ill. body of Edward A. Strong o ibout 10:15 a.m. by Sgt. Gerali Carolina Wildlife and Ma ment youth's body was found in abou 5 feet from the shoreline. ig, an electrical engineering ; is last seen Jan. 19at his apartr 'here his body was found. The lad been searching for Strong ce. L). Ferguson Jr., the director o m, said an autopsy will be p 1 University of South Carolina ine the cause of death. Bank robbers I BURG ? A pair of masked ro considered all the possibility a bank in the small Chester irg. I they saw at the branch of I )f Chester Friday was a bulle tes customers from the tel er's office. Tien, wearing ski masks and ca tent to reappraise the situatioi t it wiser to just leave empty-hi less they figured it was a stand* i manager David L. McCain. >y just decided to leave, which I didn't know what my next m ; president Phelps Brooks was /eness of the bank's security le situation, Brooks said, "Th they could not obtain access here the bank has all employee; just opened this branch three > al area. We recognized immed Tably more vulnerable than er thinks it's UFORT ? Buck the deer is one s apparently decided he's a per iiigs around a construction site on the job and sleeps at night le norm for most deer. was a fawn when his mother > ir on Hilton Head Island. A hi? /estigated the accident found tl patrolman, Gary Maule, couldi ing animal behind, perhaps to j me. ; spent the first couple of mont , living in a house, eating when i hey slept and even watching tel result, says state Wildlife Of n, is a slightly mixed up deer, hinson said he hoped to develoj >in a herd. So, with Maule's OO o T1 1- 1 - da a Mie wneiii BUCK COUK ?d there last week. ' 'Mf- I - ?? a. tM y .;. A. ;>' ^sfipMHjr inn MM H jHB flHW " rnWSt I'MiT- IB? ^SsEa V;?.4> ' * * s- ^ ,v - -*-V ^ ,v ; : J I aeuu 'ear-old Clemson issing for almost ; waters of Lake f Kingstree was d Holcomb of the irine Resources it 15 feet of water student at Clemnent about a mile ) wildlife departsince his disapc t- i ? - f ? n puonc saieiy ai erformed at the in Charleston to fail bbers apparently ?s when they enCounty town of People's National tproof glass that ler stations and rrying guns, took 11 and apparently inded. off and left," said didn't bother me ove was going to pleased with the measures. As he e robbers deterto the protected ?secured. 'ears ago This is liately the area is a downtown of human ?of those animals son. follows workers - behavior which vas hit and killed jhway patrolman le fawn. n't stand to leave starve, so he took hs of his life with Ihey ate, sleeping evision. fii>pr loprn IJfuJ wvi i j nur ) a desire in Buck help, Fripp was i roam. He was IS* 'TV - 4 - - - JB Ja^M I