Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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IS woi Ali protes try* 1 * . * NAIROBI, Kenya ? criticism of his mission t boycott, has accused Pres around the world to take Africans opposed to U.S. d Ali told reporters he p dertaken his presidential beforehand "the whole his and South Africa." He s message from Soviet lea week asking him not to urn But the ex-heavyweigh Would continue the five r above all, he wanted to hel VHie United States and baddest two white men in two white men start fightii going to be caught in the n I^an no l< LAUSANNE. Switzerlai compete in the Olympics i China" and no longer ca Olympic ceremonies unde Swiss court. Rejection of the appeal, ruling last month, paved li:iHIn fnr Mainland Phimi' first time since the Comn attorney for the Taiwan* rather not compete than conditions imposed by Committee and supported The court decision by a was relayed by mail to b< firmed to the Associated lawyer for the IOC. Taiwan's athletes still ? Lake Placid or Moscow i asked the Taiwan NOC to flag and anthem. Fugitive no' PEKING ? A Chinese in a cave in Japan to esca mine during World War I official in China's Shane Daily reported yesterday The paper said G8-y rf^tnrnnrl tn China in Gaomi County governme leader of a production brij Lui was abducted fron mine on Hokkaido, Japar but he escaped and liv Japanese hunters found h After years of living walking when he first re restored him to good heal * Iff ? yjpl ?r( |H ?, flcr _ j^^r H.' i ^ iV RLD ts mission Muhammad Ali, stung by :o urge a Moscow Olympics ident Carter of "sending me ; the whipping" from black ealings with South Africa, robably would have not unassignment if he had known >tory of America and Africa ilso said he had received a der Leonid I. Brezhnev last dertake the mission. it boxing champion said he tation African tour because, Ip prevent nuclear war. the Soviet Union are "the i history," Ali said. "If these ng, all us little black folks are liddle." I 'I I Dnger <v_nina iid ? Taiwan no longer can mder the name "Republic of n use its flag or anthem in r a ruling handed down by a made against a lower court the way after a tense legal s return to the Games for the nunist takeover in 1949. The ?se said he felt they would go to the Games under the the International Olympic hv th*? pmirts three-man panel of judges, 3th sets of lawyers and conPress by. Francois Carrard, ire eligible to participate at if they desire. The IOC has present a new design for its . . _ rr- _ _ I w UN OTTICiai peasant who hid for 13 years pe forced labor in a .Japanese I is now a county government long Province, the People's ear-old Lui Lianren, who ;, is a leading member of the nt in Shandong and is deputy 1 gade. | 1 China in 1944 to work in a j i's northernmost main island, j ed in an island cave until im in 1958, the paper said, in a cave, he had difficulty turned to China, but a doctor th, it added. j n CEI > ? Registe Op ?r-^ ^^[Srendt modeling studio MHT 'Black Tuna' V MIAMI ? Eight men a< sophisticated, multimillion d gang known as "Black Tuna" i after a bizarre trial filled with final days. Three men named as leade smuggling band?Jay Meinsl Platshorn of both Philadelphia Eugene Arter Myers of Tamp; conspiracy, racketeering and running a "continued criminal < a mandatory 10-year prison teri sentences. The other five were convict from conspiracy and rackete marijuana and perjury. The federal courtroom where held stayed absolutely still as by a court clerk before U.S. Lawrence King. A large, stuffe still hung on one of the court's was part of the government's e\ 35 die in pr SANTA FE. N.M. ? Fires st gymnasium yesterday blocket more bodies in the ravage Penitentiary where at least 35 victims of inhuman atrocities. Prosecutors, in the meantimi stiffest possible penalties for uj responsible for the weekend r modern history in this country. State Police Maj. Charlie An roof collapsed in the still-burni doubtful" authorities would b< ficials expect to find at least tl gym, which reportedly was use during the 36 hours of carnage i s Newlyweds r GASTONIA, N.C\ ? The morrow ana uora wuson w; heaven. It began in the classifi the local newspaper. Morrow, 72, of Bessemer Ci bride, and Mrs. Wilson, 64, of Associated Press story about married on Sunday in South Ca "I just really thought she ha< her letter," Morrow said. "St nice and I liked her looks when Morrow, a widower since 191 who was between 40 and (>5 yee feet 3 inches, and who weighed more than 16f?. Morrow also Christian who was humorous, well. Morrow was besieged with across the nation. He was s' night before his wedding. Bt letter that impressed him enou Said the new Mrs. Morrow: I'm glad I wrote." jfmpRC r for Spring < >en to all US< $50.0C for all stuc , 2906 3Pa9e pun & agency rTiG ION convicted ccused of running a ollar drug smuggling >vere convicted Monday intrigue right up to the f rs of the international :er and Robert Elliot and Miami Beach and a?were found guilty of I a federal charge of enterprise" that carries i] m but could result in life |j pH on pharfps ran<JirnJ '] ? - - M"0""0 ering to possession of the 41'2-month trial was the verdicts were read District Judge James d bright blue swordfish stained wood walls. It 'idence. ison riot ill burning in the prison I searchers hunting for J m m ni _ A :u rNew iviexico oiaie inmates died, many the 2, said they will seek the > to 100 inmates believed iot, the most savage in aya said portions of the ng gym and added "it's ? ? ahlp to apt inciHp Of. I hree more bodies in the id as a torture chamber Saturday and Sunday. net via ads marriage of Herbert asn't actually made in j; ed advertising section of | ty, who advertised for a Morganton, who saw an Morrow's search, were rolina. d something when I read ?emed like she was real I saw her." 1 f3, said he wanted a wife irs of age, shorter than 6 less than 250 pounds but i snwifiori a a good cook and cleaned I inquiries from women Lill receiving offers the it it was Mrs. Wilson's \ gh to ask her out. "Don't ask me why, but i iu7 :linv >vimEh Classes Tod C Students > off lents Devine^Street >ne 256-8177 nmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmKmmmmm 5TFI Courts grants I COLUMBIA ? The state Supr granted a stay of execution to Jar Roach's attorneys had said the federal court if the justices hj client's execution. The defense attorneys had exp the Supreme Court Monday. Roach, 19, of Seneca, was sent with co-defendant Joseph Carl pleaded guilty in December 1977 t Hartness, 14, and Tommy Taylor, Shaw, granted an indefinite sta; currently appealing his case in th< The justices already have uphel and sentence. The U.S. Supreme review the case. ? Successive ter CHARLESTON ? A newspa] that a majority of South Carolina governors to serve successive teri A survey by the Charleston Ev and Courier indicates that 70.4 ] tacted favor Gov. Dick Riley's permit the governor to serve two t Only 17.9 percent opposed the id were undecided. About 1.6 perce said they were unaware of th oacKeci oy tne governor and some A total of 1,290 persons across veyed, and about 1,000answered t Gov. Riley told reporters at a ference Monday the General Ass whether voters should be given t their opinion. He said the survey public wants that opportunity. He said he would prefer the question of a second term, but sa him bothers the legislature, it w< him for there to be a second plicability to him. Bridge gets o CHARLESTON ? The U.S. Co, approval Monday for constructior Bridge, removing what was consi< i* I i i :u iu gci uie sn uciure uuui. The 55-foot high, fixed-span b Ashley River. In signing the construction pen officially denied any requests for according to an announcement c Sen. Ernest F. Hollings' office. The federal government is exp cent of the cost of the bridge. Hollings, Charleston Mayor Josi members of local groups promotii Monday's approval enthusiastical Robert B. Scarborough, chairr for Promotion of the James Isl expects effort to acquire necessa way to begin within 60 days. He design wouia lake about 18 moni construction would take five to se\ i wammmmmmammmmmmmmmmmmmaammmi Roach stay eme Court yesterday j ties Terry Roach. y were ready to go to id not delayed their ected a decision from enced to death, along j Shaw, after the two o murdering Carlotta 17, both of Columbia. y in December 1979, is i estate courts. \ Id Roach s guilty plea Court has refused to . 'ms survey per survey indicates . voters favor allowing ms. ening Post and News t _ r n percent ui inose conproposal that would terms. lea, while 10.1 percent nt of those contacted , e proposal which is other state leaders. > the state were surhe question. Columbia news con?embly should decide he chance to express clearly indicates the ballot have just the } id if another term for ould be all right with question on its apipproval I I I ast Guard gave final i of the James Island iered the final hurdle r ridge will cross the nit, the Coast Guard additional hearings, f the approval from ected to pay 70 per eph P. Riley, Jr., and ig the bridge greeted ly- \ nan of the Citizens and Bridge, said he ry property right-ofsaid an engineering Ihs to complete, and ren years. IP i