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TEHKAN, Iran ? "The
held in the U.S. Embassy
Kuwaiti newspaper repor
report from Tehran.
"The number of Iranians
been reduced from 400 to 5(
are being completed for I
following the election of
Iran's new president," the i
A1 Khadaf said U.N.
Waldheim was in contact
him "to nrpssnrp th#? ctnHoi
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have them replaced by regi
"Bani Sadr has set the
crisis and the ending of th
exercised in Iran as th<
beginning of his term," the
It did not say where it got
Bani Sadr took on the em
the first time Wednesday,
"dictators' after they en
government minister as an
Production
TOKYO ? Japanese auto
increase in production in
overtake the United States
manufacturer.
This year's target for Jaf
million vehicles, 200,000 it
panics expect to build.
The Japanese turned oui
year, a far cry from the 5,00
the lines in the early 19f
rebuilding from the wrecka*
More than half of last
million vehicles, were exp
billion. It was the largest i
total exports of $101 billio
their exports to climb 11 pei
units.
The Toyota Motor Co., J,
with 37.5 percent of the <
percent of the U .S. market, s
7.5 percent to 3.2 million unit
million units, up 9.8 percent.
These are only "target
company morale, a compai
said last year's target levels
How to less
STOCKHOLM, Sweden
journal says there's no bet!
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woman at the peak of her fe
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spread fewer than those
article published in the joi
associations.
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release of the 50 hostages
in Tehran is imminent," a c
ted Thursday in a special F
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i occupying the embassy has
) and the final arrangements ii
the release of the hostages v
Abolhassan Bani Sadr as
paper A1 Khadaf said. w
Secretary-General Kurt 1<
with Bani Sadr to convince h
its to leave the embassy and A
Lilar Iranian troops." r
settlement of the hostage v
e duality of authority being fi
b main objectives at the
paper said. o
its information from.
bassy occupiers directly for U
attacking them as lawless P
igineered the arrest of a
alleged ally of the CIA. lii
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up in Japan q
makers expect a 10 percent
1980 and say they may
as the world's leading auto rc
ai
>an's 11 automakers is 10.6
lore than American com- Ci
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t 9.6 million vehicles last th
0 cars a year that came off nc
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year's production, or 4.5 tii
>orted and brought in $15 CI
item among the country's be
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xent this year to 5 million I w<
apan's largest automaker 8 plj
iomestic market and 4.8 I be
iays its production will rise of
s. Its export estimate is 1.5 wl
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levels" intended to boost
ly spokesman said. But he
i were easily met.
;en infection to
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ter way to lessen the risk of c<
ion than by having a naked
irtility perform the surgery. B
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and persons undressed H
clothed, according to- the c<
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:ood stamp ripoi
ATLANTA ? A food stamp ri]
ities may have generated millioi
'alestinian Liberation Organi:
ongressman said Wednesday.
U.S. Hep. Dawson Mathis, D-<
nvolved grocery food stamps i
alue and then redeeming them at
"There were mom-and-pop i
fhere owners were buying food sfc
3ss than their face value," Mathis
is own sources within the U
agriculture. "Then they would
edeem the food stamps through
alue. There is evidence the pnx
nance the operations of the PLO.'
Mathis said the scheme invo
perators of Palestinian origin or p
"This is a pretty scary thing wl
f ? tcjv Hrtll ore finonninrt
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LO," he said.
He said arrests last week in S
nked with similar operations in E
ew York.
Cronkite will stic
NEW YORK ? Walter Cronkite s
tire sometime ? but he plans
ichor of the "CBS Evening News"
Speaking through CBS News'
-onkite confirmed Wednesday pu!
j had told network executives he
e show, which has been the rating
> later than November 1981, whi
res.
Cronkite, 63, has said he would ]
Tie to other journalistic endoavnn
BS had "wanted to know what i
?cause two other CBS riewsmer
3ger Mudd, were being courted
)rks.
"There have been some report
ans to retire from this broadca
fore he signed off the news show
course, that has to happen son
lile there are some big stories
onths and I intend to be right here
)ead aren't dc
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SAN RAFAEL, Calif. ? Eugene 1
fight his ticket for driving in an e
(stricted to vehicles carrying
issengers.
But a Municipal Court judge rule
Hint.
California Highway Patrolman
edell's truck and issued him a cita
44 He said he had passengers and 1
e opened the back of his truck ai
)rpses," the officer said.
Judge Robert A. Smallman on Ti
50, ruling "dead bodies are cargo,
Bedell works for a cremation sen
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impRO
Dpen to all USC
Economically Bu
$37.50 every tw
lus &50.00 off t
- to all USC Sta
Ja page 240
o& agency ?
Ff aids PLO Salar
Doff in several U.S. COLU1
as of dollars for the salary g
nation, a Georgia employe
The H
aa., said the fraud salary in
it greatly reduced than $31,
full value. "This i
grocery operations D-Kersh
amps for cash at far to the $1.
; said he was told by Emplo
.S. Department of the 7 pei
turn around and 3.5 perce
local banks at full Control I
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,vvuo vvti c 5UH15 IU OU^IIUt
maximui
Ives grocery store $3,000 lin
ersuasion. Only a
len you think about by the lir
ganization like the
an Francisco were C j-.
>enver, Chicago and O I U LJ
CHAR
faculty 1
ki Carolina
around goidthr
market,
The ii
ays everyone has to procedui
to stick around as Maisten.
1 fn ntKil/\ ??/\4 *4IIr*
IU1 a WII1IC J^CL. TV C L
press department, said, ad<
blished reports that judgmer
would like to leave basic eth
js leader since 1968, While i
en his contract ex- and $832
price wa
like to devote more . The g(
5. He suggested that jeweler,
my intentions are" $400 an
i, Dan Rather.and quoted b
by competing net- Investi
nave rec
s today about my .pounds c
ist," Cronkite said Audito
Wednesday. "Well, the scho<
netime. But mean- whom an
; ahead in coming
to report them." . .
Thei
issengers
insist the
3edell went to court And af
xpress carpool lane of up to
; three or more , Energy 1
Spot c
d dead bodies don't eluding 1
way, Go^
J.J. Lee stopped More
tion. random
I asked to see them. insrw^tm
id there were three been the
A 65-d
uesday fined Bedell required
not passengers.'' invoked
/ice. . shortage
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VCmCklY
T hi Ihl^ I
Students
dgeted
o weeks
.otal price
dents
0
6 Devine St. I
'56-8177 Internal
STHfl
y cap for 'litt!
MB IA ? Efforts to halt th
;ap between high-level an
es have finally paid off.
ouse Wednesday approved
icreases for any state emplc
500 a year.
is for the little people," Rep
aw, said in urging passage
7 billion state budget bill.
yees making less than $31,
rcent cost-of-living increase
nt merit increase proposed
ioard.
;n said even if they wer
m increase possible they wo
lit.
bout 1,740 state employees
nit at a savings of about $625
ents sell MU
LESTON ? Some students
member at the Medical Ui
i apparently were recently i
ough the dental school anc
officials say.
icident made the dental !
res for storing gold, said
an't find anything illegal" i
iing the problem raised a c
it and ethics. I personally v
lies of it."
2olri was spllintJ fnr an /
an ounce in Hong Kong, t
s between $300 and $350.
)ld, some of which was sol
brought the students -'m Ui
ounce," according to, an
y The State, of Columbia ^ <
igators of the State Law Enf
overed 2\^ pounds of the gol
ould not be recovered.
rs currently are studying tl
3l to determine when the gc
id how much they got for it.
'mostat spot <
VIBIA ? That office therms
Ower when the inspectors c(
sheatbecutback.
ter they issue a warning, th
$10,000 for violators, the gc
Resources said Monday.
;hecks of public and priv,
highrises, restaurants and t
y. Riley announced.
than 1,300 buildings will t
and unannounced basis this
re under state contract. Bui
subject of complaints will b<
legree ceiling in nonreside
under the Temperature
by President Carter in Julj
s.
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Berncxdette Clink!
onal Vogue-Butt<
FC
ibC gold
> and at least one
niversity of South
involved in buying
1 selling it on the
school change its
Dean Arthur L.
in the incident, he j
juestion of "sound
vould question the
)unce in New York I
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iiv ucuuai stnuui s ,
d to a'Charleston
le neighborhood of >
.inforined. source :
orcement Division
d. But another two
tie gold records at
rid was bought, by
checking
[>stat better be set
>me ? or they will
ere could be a fine
pernor's Office of
ate buildings, inhe
like, are under
>e surveyed on a
month by trained
ldings which have
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ntial buildings is
Restriction Law
f to deal with fuel
scales
?rick Winner
i Mm
e people'
A tiii/lArtmrr /\f !
t VY IUCUUI5 U1 UIC
d low-level state
I a $3,000 cap on
>yee making more
1. Robert Sheheen,
of his amendment
500 would receive
j and the average
by the Budget and
e to receive the
uld not exceed the
would be affected
,000, he said.
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