The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, February 22, 1980, Page Page 2, Image 2

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Khomeir TEHRAN, Iran ?A President Bani-Sadr a deposed shah and his of agreement on when delayed the arrival of Tehran until the weekc In a speech carrier Iran's ailing 79-year-o countrymen Wednesd the U.S.A. and any oth risen in defense of tl Pahlavi, that this crir with the nation's lawf final victory." Team to TOKYO ? A Japa make the first assault frnm thn Phirioco t-'irln < also to recover a body be that of a Briton successful climb in 192 Yoshinori Hasegaw; said the body may b taineer Herbert Malloi attempt to climb the w Shops clc KABUL, Afghanista in Afghanistan's capil most spectacular pr military occupation. Exactly two montl crossed the Afghan bo Moslem rebellion agai a rebel leaflet urge "unanimous condemr paralyzing the comme All but a handful ( /4ncr\it a fr?'i ni in nff u aiuiL 10 of President Babrak open. r> ? KINO OF ANMfcUSfR 8USCH INC |jj| ^ v . . '' i ?iS ? IRLD m wants Shah yatollah Ruhollah Khomeini and gain called for the return of the wealth to Iran. Meanwhile, lack i the U.S. hostages will be freed the U.N. investigating panel in ;nd. i on Tehran Radio, Khomeini, Id revolutionary leader, told his ay to 4'forcefully demand from ler government which may have he criminal, Mohammad Reza ninal be returned to us together 'ul riches, and do not rest until climb Everest nese climbing team, that will on Mount Everest by foreigners since it was closed in 1949, hopes sighted on the slopes which may who vanished during an un 4. a, a member of the expedition, e that of famed British mounry, who was lost during his third orld's highest peak. 3sed in protest n ? Nearly all shops and stores tal city closed yesterday in the otests so far. against Soviet his after Russian troops first rder in an attempt to put down a nst Kabul's communist regime, d shopkeepers to show their j lation" of the intervention by rcial life of this city of 1 million. )f shopkeepers obeyed the call by the Soviet-sponsored regime Karma 1 to force them to stay rrro w why does his j z~/mwbp. wait till m gj he's coming to w R dinner to try \ ml these w5ird u AVVI0I ways with # ^^4v^"reapes? ^ * m i ; : jle ' ? an ' jQ!? ST 10UIS ' - NRTI 'Son of SarrM NEW YORK ? David Berkov Lr?11/\v? Kirilrf r* fr* r>U/\i?lrl A , ultimo uic oiaic diiuuiu u tims, and he's on a letter-writi formation on compensation. Gov. Hugh Carey got a lettc York Daily News reported in t< state Attorney General Robert Crime Victims Compensation Be "I have a lot of ideas about ii justice system and the crime board but I don't have enough i am asking for any informatioi pamphlets booklets and anyth operation," his letter to the comj Father breast-f MF.IV YORK father's breast is thriving and children her age, according to a 1 The father, a 40-year-old trans his wife in breast-feeding duti< treated with a female hormont produce milk, said Dr. Leo Wolli for 18 years. Woolman said that to his kr which lasted three months, was stance of a man breast-feeding a "He was a transvestite and knew about it. They wore th< jewelry and everything," Wollm; Siamese twins ASHEVILLE, N.C. ? Doctors Hospital have released Siam< 9 to their parents for care until possible. Doctors estimate that will tak but they have expressed optimii be separated successfully. They said Kim and Arlin B< parents of Fonda Michelle and SI should have no great problems ir oh No! He's eating at his folks'place t0nl6t fHANG IN THERE GUYS-. I MOM JUST SAID THERE ^APP^E P|E NEXT! - BHI wants info t vitz, the "Son of Sam" R lo more for crime vie- I ] ng binge to collect in- I j I ?r from him, the New i oday's editions. So did Abrams and the State < >ard. i mproving the criminal victims compensation 1 information about it. I 1 l you can supply me, i ing printed about the sensation board said. eeds child C ;irl who suckled at her n is bigger than other f Brooklyn physician. n vestite, was able to aid j 2S after the man was ? i that allowed him to r mnn (Un m on 'o r\+-* /" mem, int inuii s ui/v.iui \j lowledge the feeding, r the first and only in- c baby. tl he married. His wife 2 same clothing and ] an said. go home o at Memorial Mission ise twins born Feb. c surgical separation is tl e at least six months, 1< sm that the twins can s javer of Forest City, / lannon Elaine Beaver, r i caring for the twins. | c ln-l ffZEMEM B?R_ IP6D0P OL' POP! [ HlHAV^^ 7E? Evil STB \lew pot laws COLUMBIA ? Trials of pers< possession of marijuana are showing a need to update South pot laws, the Legislative Liais Wednesday. Sen. Thomas E. Smith Jr. afficials have expressed conce; simple possession cases on circi Smith, D-Florence, was ami tvho advocated changes in sta possession charges, which invc (marijuana, to be handled in mai Voter registi COLUMBIA ? Some 30,t Carolinians have registered tc nonths, an indication of st tepublican primary March 8 nission officials say. The commission's executive Elisor, said Tuesday that egistering in the last two mont JOP preference poll. Officials said if past ex egistration surges is an indie rease in December and Januar tie GOP primary of up to 200,0 oovief ore u CHARLESTON ? Longshc lesday to unload a freighter b re to a Charleston firm. The company, MacAlloy Inc., ourt if the union members faile The Liberian freighter Olyir he MacAlloy terminal early oneshoremen reDorted to wor hip was carrying 20,000 tons of Officials of the Internati Association decided several nembers would not unload Hi :arrying cargo from Russia. LJ ??-l> TE advocated >ns charged with simple tying up the courts, Carolina's "outmoded" on Committee was told said law enforcement rn about the number of jit court dockets, ong several legislators te law to allow simple >lve an ounce or less of gistrates' courts. 'ation up [)00 to 40,000 South ) vote in the last two rong interest in the , OlO It UIVV. 11V/lI V^UI II" i director, James B. virtually all persons hs did so to vote in the perience with voter ation, the unusual inv foretells a turnout in 00. nloaded >remen agreed Wedringing Soviet chrome 1 14 t A ? - nau uireaienea 10 go lo d to unload the cargo, ipic Dignity docked at Wednesday and the k about mid-day. The chrome ore. onal Longshoremen's weeks ago that ILA jssian vessels or those HEV CALL'EM , : rEB(JDS ANYWAY! .