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Imports hur
TOKYO ? UAW Presi
Japanese auto makers
icuu tu uecume umonor
urged them to curb expor
lift the threat of unemplc
his union.
Fraser said in meetii
makers of Datsun, and 1
with 220,000 American ai
time for the Japanese t<
market policies regardinj
and set up American man
However, Nissan Pres
Fraser that Japanese imj
the current layoffs of unil
Nissan snnkpsman snirl I
second biggest automakc
still undecided on wheth<
plants, he said.
WWII Noz
COLOGNE, West Ger
shortest major war crii
history, a court senten
members to a total of 28 j
in the murder of more the
World War II.
All three defendants,
Hndon d?-?rl Prnct Unin
at the beginning of the 29-c
not know the Jews they
were sent to German deat
10-year sentence, Hagen 1
had been convicted in i
previously, but had lived
in West Germany until Pa
1975 permitting trials on Fi
Kuwait revisii
KUWAIT ? Kuwait's ri
of a committee of lawye
former parliamentarians
nation's constitution.
A statement issued Sur
Sheik Jaber Al-Ahmad A
would convene Feb. 19.
The late Emir Sheik
OoMllr. ? J
uioouivcu rai iidiut'iu ctllU
the constitution on Aug.
deputies of hindering le
country's relations with ot
he promised new parlii
years.
Riders terri
BUJUMBURA, Burund
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men ueauis irom a lasi-r
sight of a man emerging I
beside them, officials saic
The five had hitched a
who was transporting a c
Bujumbura, to bury a reh
Before the passengers I
climbed into the coffin to
shut as protection from tl
opened the lid and emer
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dent Douglas B. Fraser told
yesterday that "Americans
mi in an ci^liiuii yccii aiiu
ts to the United States to ehlp
>yment-from the members of \
igs with Nissan Motor Co.,
Mitsubishi Motors Corp. that
ito workers now laid off it is
[> exercise voluntary orderly
? exports to the United States
ufacturing plants.
ident Takashi Ishimara told
x>rts were not responsible for
;ed auto workers members, a
shimara said Nissan, Japan's
;r after Toyota Motor Co., is
jr to invest in U.S. assembly
is sentenced
many ? After one of the
me trials in West German
ced three former Nazi SS
/ears in prison for their roles
in 7ft ftftft Froilrh .Ipws Hnrin0
Kurt Lischka, 70, Herbert
richson, 69, pleaded innocent
lay trial, contending they did
helped deport from France
h camps. Lischka received a
2 and Heinrichson six. They
absentia by French courts I
relatively undisturbed lives I
irliament approved a law in
'ench charges.
ig constitution
tier has announced formation
rs. professors, businessmen
and journalists to revise the
iday by the emir of Kuwait,
1-Sabah, said the committee
Sabah Al-Salem Al-Sabah
suspended some articles of |
29, 1976. He accused the j
gislation and harming the
her Arab states. At the time,
imentary elections in four
fied to death I
i ? Five hitchikers leaped to !]
noving truck, terrified by the [j
from a coffin on the truck bed I
i ride from the truck driver. il
offin to Gitega, 60 miles from
itive. I
boarded, the driver's partner
take a nap and pulled the lid
le rain. When he woke up, he
ged, frightening the five hitn
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Test tube clin
RICHMOND, Va. ? Foes c
tube baby clinic asked Atto
Coleman Monday to seek an i
opening at Norfolk General He
Hospital otticials say th<
laboratory, which will be run
Virginia Medical School, shou
few weeks.
The Tidewater Chapter of tl
Society for Human Life ask<
injunctive proceedings" on l
were violated when the labors
8.
The society contends the
strated a need for the lab, cl
parent collusion by interlock
cites the possibility of other m
vitro fertilization.
Court won't lc
WASHINGTON ? A federal
to legalize the use of small amo
privacy of one's home.
The three judges decided tl
cuuiis ? is me proper oaun
decriminalize the possession
judges, in ruling on the
Organization for the Reforn
(NORML), held that there is n
smoke marijuana in private ho
Girl has siair
RUTHERFORDTON, N.C. ford
County girl gave birth
last Saturday, officials at R
Monday.
The girls, who weighed 12
immediately transfered to Mei
in Asheville, where they were 1
Monday.
The parents were identified
Beaver of Rutherford County.
Doctors at the Rutherfordtoi
were joined at the abdomen.
Carter's nepl
SAN FRANCISCO ? Willi
president's nephew, has been
parole and may have to retu
officer says.
raroie omcer Dick Bandett
Francisco County jail Monday
to appear at a scheduled meet
claims that he beat her.
Spann, 33, whose mother,Glo
sister, was released Chris
California Medical Facility afl
armed robbery.
Lovers getfre
STONINGTON, Conn. ? T
tic"? as Town Clerk Ruth Wa
will issue marriage licenses
Day, Feb. 14, as a gesture to \o\
The usual fee for marriage
coastal town is $5.
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spital. no
i in vitro fertilization
by doctors from Eastern G<
ild be ready to open in a pa
le anti-abortion Virginia in
*d Coleman to "initiate
the grounds state laws Se
itory was approved Jan. pe
hospital never demon- m
aims there was an "ap- ca
ing review panels" and
tedical alternatives to in ^
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court panel has refused ^a!
unts of marijuana in the
m;
lat Congress ? not the or
eground for the fight to lei
i of marijuana." The Wi
suit by the National
n of Marijuana Laws fP
10 constitutional right to
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to Siamese twin girls O I
:utherford hospital said
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pounds at birth, were Sti
norial Mission Hospital ac
isted in stable condition
ar
as Mr. and Mrs. Arlin . P. Cs
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th
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Carter Spann, the '
jailed for violating his
rn to prison, his parole ]
ini placed Spann in San A
r night because he failed j
ing to discuss his wife's <
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COLUMBIA ? A straw poll an
^publicans attending caucuses
)nald Reagan a favorite for th
initiation with 52 percent of the
With straw votes tallied from
DP chairman John Monroe si
irticipated in the unofficial poll
Reagan led with 545 votes, whi
second with 274, or 26 percent c
John Connally was third with 1'
n. Howard Baker of Tenness*
rcent of the votes.
Monroe termed Monday nigh
ore than doubling the 400
ucuses two years ago.
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SPARTANBURG ? The U.S.
tends to levy a fine of $5,000 agi
). for a June 16 oil spill in south
st summer.
It would be the second fine c
aximum for the offense ? that
dered to pay by federal authori
/ied in November for a similar
is paid in December.
Approximately a million gall
illed during two pipeline break
th of which occurred about fiv
nville in southern Greenville C<
Fhe two pipeline breaks were I
uth Carolina. Federal authorit
-gest ever in the Southeast.
fevenson supp
CONWAY ? South Carolir
svenson is planning to enter th<
cording to Rep. Lois Eargle, D
Mrs. Eargle introduced Mrs, S
id professional women's ciu}
irolina College Monday night
)man governor of South Carolii
Although Mrs. Stevenson thai
eir applause, she made no c<
eduction during her speech.
Mrs. Stevenson told the gathei
esident Carter's call for wom
aft.
However she said she does no
women in active combat duty.
thlete was 'a (
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CLEMSON ? Clemson footbal
io died of a heart attack after
u:~
in his inuainurai ieam, w<
Dmmate Monday as an all-a
uper-greatguy."
\dkins, 22, of Delta, Ohio, wa
:eiver on Clemson's 1979 Peac
?n action in previous years on
ims.
^ast season, "he had severa
jmmate, offensive guard Kei
ived in several games, but he
u'dcall it."
Still, Yeomans added, "He was
ilete. He was an all-around al
llent roommate. He was a greal
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rs Reagan
nong iticniana county
Monday night showed
e party's presidential x
votes. i
i 78 precincts, county
aid 1,045 persons had
ile George Bush came
if the votes. [
11, or 13.5 percent, and
ee received 48, or 4.6
it's turnout "super,"
Republicans at the
o levy fine
/
Coast Guard says it
iinst Colonial Pipeline
ern Greenville County
?f that amount ? the
the company has been
ties. The first fine was
oil spill on May 13. It
ons of No. 2 fuel oil
;s May 18 and June 16,
re miles east of Simp- >
ninty.
the largest to occur in
ies said they were the
.
:
)orts draft
ia Lt. Gov. Nancy >
i 1982 governor's race, jl
-Horry. m
tevenson to a business
> banque). /afctWfl |
L as. "a possible lirst,
ia" TT
iked the audience for
jmment about the inring
that she supports *
ion In rorticlor (Un I
;
t necessarily approve
great guy'
1 player Gary Adkins,
a basketball workout ,
as described by his
round athlete and a
s a third string wide
h Bowl team. He had
the Tigers' specialty
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ii caicnes," said his
meth Yeomans. "He
was never a star as
definitely a class one
thlete. He was an extguy."
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