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woi Hostage rele TEHRAN, Iran ? Ayat< Iran's revolutionary leader the American hostages wi Iranian norlinmnnf f a hn nln; ak uiimu r iiuiuvui. vv wv Iran's "Islamic parliame body that will decide on t Khomeini said in a statem radio and carried by the offi< Meanwhile, Khomeini sa Bani-Sadr and the Revolul "will continue exerting e tradition of deposed Shah M< Khomeini's statement car international commission le Tehran amid hopes its arriv the hostages. 14 killed bN i BEIRUT, Lebanon ? A b today on a crowded Beirut tsasnir uemayei, me cniei < Party militia drove by. Pol . were killed including the daughter. The 33-year-old commant militia forces in Lebanon, a] the attack. Police sources s They said his daughter am were killed. An undisclosed number c the blast that rocked th neighborhood of Ashrafiyeh. Five other cars also were planted in a parked car, expl Couple neec LONDON ? A 62-year-ol daughter, only four years 1 British Parliament to pass allow them to marry. The relationshiD arose wh married Doris Ward's wide the same year Mrs. War married another engineei marriage between step-pare In a statement to a comm which considers "persona legislation which will affec volved ? the couple said B until his wife died in 1977. 1^ want to marry, they said, bi as man and wife unless and be." Russians ups MOSCOW ? Russians r chinnoH cilunno fr> tVio IT 5 victory over the Soviet Unio "Carter ordered them middle-aged man as he ar crowded around TV sets in ? The match was broaden 10:50 a.m. Moscow time, a game had ended. In a dispatch from Lak agency, Tass, attributed I Russian defensive players "elements of confusion and % IBpy' * P'SW w9fll^^^ ' \. 'iRite, %$;W; ?l^%v ' ' < r'JW&X2S5&;+. J.?\- ,: *. - ? . u 5ase unlikely }llah Ruhollah Khomeini, , said today the release of c II i n 41>/\ V-% r\ A r, /-?C A TI u uc in me iidiiuo ui uit; r cted March 14. s ?nt will be the authorized he fate of the hostages," g lent broadcast by Tehran v cial Pars news agency. tl iid, President Abolhassan s tionary Council he heads very effort" for the ex- il ahammad Reza Pahlavi. y ne Saturday as a five-man c tft Geneva, Switzerland for s 'al would hasten release of /carbomb f ooby-trapped car exploded j ' street as the car owned by rvf tVin PKt?iplion UVinlnnrfiof ui inu v 111 ioLie*11 i iluiaii^ioi . ice sources said 14 persons j ( Gemayel's 18-month-old j | ier of all rightist Christian . pparently was the target of ?aid he was not in the car. d a driver were, and both >f persons were injured in 1 e Christian East Beirut j destroyed when the bomb, loded. i i i .M is special Dili ? id widower and his step- j lis junior, are asking the ^ a special bill that would en engineer Edward Berry S 1 wed mother 36 years ago, d, herself now a widow, ! r. British law prohibits nts and step-children. ? ittee of the House of Lords 1 bills" ? requests for j. t only the individuals in- I erry was happily married ^ low Berry and Mrs. Ward ^ it they "do not wish to live until they are permitted to t< ;et over loss ( eacted with glumness and i. hockey team's 4-3 upset v n at Lake Placid. h to win," remarked one a id other Moscow residents i television store. 4 ist on Soviet television at bout seven hours after the i ! f e Placid, the Soviet news s the defeat to mistakes by I i > and goalies, as well as I 1 a lack of concentration." | < i BBmK isr^ J I -mrm r^3 i,] 1 | MSI |^^M|t^l MM^ss ',:-^ps^ . ii HP mm m u \ Georgia pass ATLANTA ? A bill allowing ancer and glaucoma patient Yiday by Gov. George Bust* tate to allow such use of the dri It will be at least two mont rown marijuana can be m? /hose applications are approv< lie state board of medical ex? _ _i aia. The bill permitting medical llegal drug won legislative ? oung woman, Mona Taft, wl ancer and state Rep. Virlyn S uffers from lung cancer. Heiden wins LAKE PLACID, N.Y. ? Ami ifth gold medal Saturday and ninutes, 28.14 seconds in t skating race in the XIII Winter There could not have been a U ~ 01 ^1 11 ^>1 lie &i-yeai -uiu & uupcu uiieieu :areer. He has won more gol< Olympics than any athlete in hi The 10,000 was the race m; <eep him from a gold medal >vas concerned that he had not at the longest-distance race in j He beat the silver medali Netherlands, by almost eight \ it 14:36.03. Tom Erik Oxhol jronze medal with 14:36.60. Mother muti WICHITA FALLS, Texas ? :all from a baby sitter found t ;irl in a blood-soaked dish rag t Patricia Ann Frazier, 26, ws Friday in the mutilation death Vilson. "We can't find any cause -eason," said investigating Off Bernethy said initial autops :hild died when her heart was r Officers said they found the 1 >n the front seat of Ms. Frazi< ler apartment. There was a two-inch hole nside the quilt was a bloody d nside the dish rag, police sail lesh-like object which appea eart." Thompkins said police were n baby sitter who reported Ms. old her that she killed the child Candidate pie RENO, Nev. ~ A declared /ho promised to restore honei ias entered a nlt?a nf eniltv in V ------ - r-*"* " ?j ? ' felony bad check charge. Edwin Schellhouse ? who f 'Dead-Ahead Ed" ? will be sei Schellhouse, a Democrat, ecognizance and will be able t< or the presidency. But the se< ?ays it's a dead end. Schellhoi nterviewer, "Without trying tc lonest politicians left in the c )ffice because of the guilty plea ? Inventive Wood .es pot bill R the use of marijuana by j s was signed into law a *e. Georgia is the 17th C ig. n hs before governmentide available to those a ed by a review panel of s sminers, state officials b I v I use of the otherwise i? ipproval because of a 10 lost her husband to 1< >mith, D-Fairburn, who v P a 5th gold Q azing Eric Heiden won a set a world record of 14 he 10,000-meter speed Olympics. more dramatic finish to Olympic speed skating g i medals in one Winter . story. t any had thought would ( sweep. Heiden himself f had enough competition ^ jpeed skating. t st, Piet Kleine of the e seconds. Kleine finished m of Norway won the (l lates child ( Police resDondins to a he heart of a 4-year-old >eside the child's body. h is charged with murder a of her daughter, Khonji ( for this. There is no a icer J im Bernethy. f ;y results indicated the f ipped from her body. t body wrapped in a quilt sr's car, parked behind d E in the girl's chest and s ish rag, Bernethy said. d i they found a "small, ired to be the child's otified of the slaying by ! Frazier called her and n tl ads guilty " pi voiuv/iiviui vniiuiuo^v a sty to the White House s< /ashoe District Court to t< >refers to be known as itanced March 18. s is free on his own y 3 continue his campaign :retary of state's office v, lse ? who once told an E i brag,I'm one of the few ountry" ? cannot hold U fit |? * ? row residents discover e / ? \ %' '# ? * * * * V* .? 4 % ? %"? .V ? .? .? V STR1 iley heads nucle COLUMBIA ? Gov. Dick Riley sa; s head of a special committee appo barter is finding a site for the peri luclear waste. Riley says he will urge the 18-mer ddress that issue before consic torage. "I am strongly in suppor urial location," Riley said be Washington Saturday. "Any look at I 5 second to that." The U.S. Department of Energy nations, including the Allied Gen ices plant in Barnwell, as potent orarily storing spent reactor fuel ccumulating at nuclear power planl Riley said he would support use of 1 my u ct pi i iiiciiidii uutidi sue 10 i lear we are only talking about a tem Tourism incre< COLUMBIA ? Out-of-state touris 11.8 billion into South Carolina's ecoi >rovided jobs for 60,000 South Carolii he Department of Parks, Recreatioi The 1979 figures were announce erence Friday by Gov. Dick Ril< aiming, state tourism director, ourism is South Carolina's second xceeded only by textiles. The most popular areas to visit v Jrand Strand, Charleston, Colui lilton Head and SDartanburg. lompensation a COLUMBIA ? A disabled Calhou tas received $86,000 in compens, tward to date for a brown lung Carolina. State Industrial Commissioner iwarded Thomas Carroll $172 a w >lus medical expenses for life. That >ossible award when Carroll filed h he maximum became $197 a week, i Carroll, 59, contracted byssinos lisease, during his 29 years in i Turlington Industries Inc.'s Calhour aid Burlington officials didn't tel isease after a doctor told them in IS Exile ruled un COLUMBIA ? The South Carolir Linng in the case of a Greenville t lat a convicted criminal may not le state by a trial judge. The case concerned Guy C. Gilliar argaining arrangement to plead gi ssault and battery. He agreed to le olicitor recommended a deferred se Under the arrangement Gilliam jnced unless he returned to South Ci Circuit Judge Frank Eppes agre< entence after he earlier sentencec ear susDended nrison si?ntpnn<? Gilliam did not leave the state how 'ithdraw his guilty plea when he Ippes for sentencing. That request was denied and Gilli ) nine years in prison, suspendedoi ears. iralfiaff 4 ?1 - . . | tovel approach to sunbathin " ' * * * * * ? * ?% '* * ' . **aVX'? iar panel ys his first concern inted by President manent storage of nber committee to iering temporary t of a permanent fore leaving for temporary storage has named three eral Nuclear Serial sites for tem, which has been is for years, the Barnwell Dlant n place and "it is porary basis." sing ts poured a record lomy last year and nians, according to n and Tourism, d at a news con?y and Robert G. They noted that I largest industry, vere, in order, the ubia, Greenville, warded n Falls millworker ation, the largest \ victim in South Holmes Dreher eek for 500 weeks was the maximum is claim. On Jan. 1, tip to $98,500. is, or brown lung the card room in i Falls mill. Carroll II him he had the 71. lawful ia Supreme Court, nan, has declared be banished from n who made a plea lilty to a charge of ave the state if the ntencing. would not be senirolina. ed to the deferred I Gilliam to a one ever, and asked to i was returned to am was sentenced 1 .^service of three \ 9