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TOKYO ? Five Japane
Vietnamese refugees op<
making Japan a more pala
Their plan is to finan
restaurants and hire refug
waitresses. Once the rest
in business, they say, tl
couraged to buy them.
The Tokyo businessmen
penniless refugees to buii
where there is no large Vi<
on.
Takayoshi Miyagawa, <
proposed new company, i
opening in the spring.
Miyagawa, president c
Public Relations, an electii
four friends all corpora
$83,000 to set up the
n _ i ri k a
MOTS TIOW /VI
CAIRO, Egypt ? Arab!
strikes and clashed with ric
and Israel exchanged ambi
establishment of diplomatic
Egyptian Ambassador S?
credentials at the Jerusa
president, Yitzhak Navon.
guard was present and an I
national anthem.
"We can provide a good
peace between the Israeli p
in the area, something that
the threat to their security
lasting peace," Murtada sai
Meanwhile, Israeli Amba
presented his credentials tc
Abnine Palace in Cairo an
sure that peace is unavoidal
T:i^' I
I NO b LOriCJ
BELGRADE, Yugoslav!
Tito's doctors said yestei
creased heart weakness an
alleviate his pneumonia.
"Disturbances of hear
creasingly frequently and
continue," the midday medi
"In spite of intensive ther
been reduced," the 87-ye
doctors said in one of their
the course of his seven weeV
Tito's left leg was amp
circulation blockage threat
Over the weekend, his dc
from pneumonia inadditioi
was being treated by a diah
Isabel Perc
BUENOS AIRES, Argc
Isabel Peron has been ac(
$14,000 worth of jewelry
government bank.
The 49-year-old Mrs. P
arrest Monday at a fami
charges, including divert
funds to her personal acco
Mrs. Peron, third wife
became president in 19";
deposed by a co
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wind damage occii
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irig reiugees
ise businessmen are helping
in restaurants in hopes of
itable place for refugees,
ce a chain of Vietnamese
jees as managers, cooks and
aurants become established
he Vietnamese will be ensay
it's the best way for the
Id new lives in this country
etnamese community to rely
designated chairman of the
kvith the first one slated for
>f the Center for Political
on-analysis firm, said he and
te executives, had raised
ir company.
I
ideast peace
5 marched, staged protest
>t police yesterday as Egypt
assadors and completed the
: relations.
aad Murtada presented his
lem residence of Israel's
An Israeli military honor
sraeli band played Egypt's
example of coexistence in
eople and the Arab people
will reduce for (the Arabs)
and will ensure a just and
d.
ssador Eliahu Ben-Elissar
President Anwar Sadat at I
d said: "I am absolutely
ale."
lition worse
a ? President Josip Broz
rday he was suffering ind
they had not been able to
t rhythms appear inI
signs of heart weakness
ical bulletin said.
apy, the pneumonia has not
ar-old Yugoslave leader's
most pessimistic reports in
ts of hospitalization.
>utated Jan. 20 because a
ened fatal gangrene.
ctors said he was suffering
1 to kidney weakness, which
y'sis machine.
)n acquitted
ntina ? Former President
quitted of illegally accepting
r as birthday gifts from a
eron remained under house
ly estate, facing four other
ing $1 million in flood relief
unt.
; of President Juan Peron,
14 when he died. She was
up in March 1976.
:al of
ring
nday
Davo Matth?w? - GAV
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Carter gives E
WASHINGTON ? The Carl
move that could make Egypt a
in the Middle East, proposes
with 40 top-notch jet fighters ;
promise of more to come in the
The arms decision, announc
Department,appeared to repre
a year ago. Secretary of Defe
Secretary of State Cyrus R. V
there was no intention of co
regional colossus along Iranian
Preliminary estimates are I
military sales credits of at le
years. This could be boosted if
decides to accept President
fighter.
ine Egyptian government
order such F-15 aircraft as m
defense needs," Hodding C<
spokesman, said.
Abortion issue
WASHINGTON ? The Suprei
decide whether states may requ
parents of young girls before
abortions.
The justices said they will s
challenged as unconstitutional
who did not want her parents tol
David Dolowitz, a Salt Lake C
a^ci f lucuiu icu in tuu it i cvui u;
high court that the Utah law inte
rights to secure abortions "with
by the state."
In response,the Utah attorney
"To leave the parent in total ign
major surgery upon a minor
parents' control and custody wc
and completely the fundamenta
of the family unit and to d
responsibility which parents
children."
Goldwater wc
MANHATTAN, Kan. ? U.S.
says it may be time for the Unit
destroy Iran's major oil refine
the U.S. Embassy in Tehran ar<
"Maybe the time has come \
should tell (Ayatollah) Khomeii
days to release them or Abad
Golwater said Monday at a n<
north-central Kansas college to>
"That's where they make ;
diesel fuel, so it wouldn't affec
said the 70-year-old Arizona sen
Youth progrc
WASHINGTON ? Sen. Erne
announced that the Departmen
$9.8 million to South Carolina
Employment Program.
The funds have been earma
1980 fiscal year, Hollings said IV
The funds are part of $1
nationwide for the program, v
jobs for disadvantaged youth
and 21.
The young people work i
agencies and are paid
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ter administraton, in a CO
U.S. military surrogate del
to arm the Arab nation Ca
and 250 tanks ? with a sta
years ahead. the
ed Monday at the State I
isent a policy shift. Only tin
;nse Harold Brown and bil
ance assured Congress He
nverting Egypt into a (
i lines. ret
that Egypt will receive
ast $4 billion over five COi
President Anwar Sadat be
Carter's offer of F-15
hopes in due course to [
lay be necesary for its
irter, the department
Ca
bla
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pei
ne Court has agreed to
ire doctors to notify the _
performing asked-for ^
tudy such a Utah law
by a 15-year-old girl
d about her abortion.
ity lawyer for the teen- not
> only as H.L., told the seJ]
rferes with young girls'
out undue interference ^
i
V I
? general's office said,
orance of the proposed
child still within the <
>uld be to ignore totally cor
1 notion of the integrity a s
lisregard entirely the S
have for their minor Pr
sui
De
urits action the
1
Sen. Barry Goldwater the
ed States to threaten to Na
ry if the hostages in His
5 not released. I\
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vutMi .jrresiuem warier noi
li he's got X number of for
Ian would disappear," the
2ws conference in this pre
vn.
all their gasoline and
t us if it disappeared," Q j
ator. OI
unfunded pl'
wli
st Hollings, D-S.C., has sa;
t of Labor has allocated
for the Summer Youth dis
I isr
rked for use during the
londay. thi
f58.7 million allocated ph
vhich provides summer las
between the ages of 14 th<
<
i.
in community service I gh
the minimum wage. I ne
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STfi
bate has Spc
>LUMBIA ? When the R
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aies are leiecasi inursuc
rolina Educational Televis
itions of the Public Broadca
?option of airing the progran
5TV's coverage of the deba
le in broadcasting history t
ingual telecast will be made
nry J. Cauthen said Monday,
^authen said the station had
juest to make the program a^
'It was something that see
ne and we decided were in !
a good thing to do," he said.
Blacks could
COLUMBIA ? Reapportioi
rolina Senate could result i
icks being elected, accordi
gislative Black Caucus.
'We could elect a minimui
'haps as many as 12," says F
Richland.
thirteen blacks now sit in
rolina House, but no black 1
late since the turn of the cent
ohnson said blacks could pr
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lumuia anu ^nanesion area:
the south. But he said blacfc
forego one area to concent]
lator from another.
We'll go with a full court pre
>mplex oppor
CHARLESTON ? Opponc
wention complex in downtov
uit to block federal funds for
>usan Mede, director of th
eservation Law. said Mond
t in federal court in W;
partment of House and Urb*
onomic Development Admi
! project $7 million in grants,
rhe suit asks for an injunct
! city of Charleston is not
tional Environmental Polk
toric Preservation Act.
flayor Joseph P. Riley Jr. sa
expected to delay the proje
a declaratory judgment th;
: requirements of enviro
nervation laws at issue.
tudents treat*
HICKORY GROVE ? Abou
pils in western York Count;
iat appears to be scarlet f(
yrhe
outbreak is unusual, th<
lease is not as feared as it wa
1't as serious when treated pr
'Basically, scarlet fever onl
-oat with a rash," said Dr. j
ysician who was treated 25 t
it two weeks. "But when the
i devil out of parents."
5y mptoms include a sore thi
inds, reddened tongue and a
ck and spreads over the body
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epublican presidential
ly night by the South
;on Network, member
sting Service will have
1 in Spanish.
ites will mark the first
hat a live simutaneous
, ETV general manager
received no particular
/ailable in Spanish,
med like its time had
South Carolina it would
fill 6 seats
timent of the South
n at least half a dozen
ng to members of the
m of six senators and
lep. I S. Leevy Johnson,
the 24-member South
has been elected to the
ury.
obably be elected in the
5 as well as other areas
i interest groups would
'ate on electing a black
ss," he said.
lents file suit
^ t ^ *41* 1112
;uid ui a yto imiiiun
vn Charleston have filed
the project. j
le National Center for [
lay the group had filed I
ashington ,to stop the }
in Development and the fl
inistration from giving I
ion on the grounds that I
in compliance with the j
:y Act or the National
id the opponents' suit is
ct. City officials asking
at the city has followed
nmental and historic
^ \^A I V_y I l\^ V ^ I
it 30 elementary school
y are being treated for
?ver, health authorities
ey say, adding that the
s a few decades ago and
operly with antibiotics,
y means a type of strep
Henry Crotwell, a York
o 30 students during the
rash buds out, it scares
oat, high fever, swollen
rash that begins at the
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