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debate on the fate of the 52 U.S. 1
appointed a seven-member comm
case, Tehran radio reported.
Ahmad Tavakoli, one of the m
was quoted as saying the eommitt
agreements signed between Iran
under the shah.
"America should then be tried
quoted him as saying. "Those
hostages should be tried and the re
The broadcast said the new com
right to make a final decision on i
.spent their 333rd day in captivit
delegated to the full Parliament
Khomeini.
Birth control
VATICAN CITY ? American 1
called on Pope John Paul II to t
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church's ban on contraception.
"We cannot credibly treat the p
without clear and honest rec<
demographic problem of our time
Quinn of San Francisco told n
bishops holding a month-long sy
Christian family in the modern wo
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Catholic Bishops of the United Stal
"A very large number of men anc
not accept the (church's) teachini
each and every use of contraceptiv
Asserting that these people c<
"obdurate, ignorant" people of b<
Vatican to sponsor "a completely
the birth control issue resulting ir
of "responsible parenthood."
Polish students
WARSAW, Poland - Poland's c
begin the new academic year tl
some students for the same decei
democracy demanded by the ir
movement.
Student representatives from a
the weekend in Gdansk, the Baltic
to form the Independent Student
Socialist Union of Polish Studei
percent of the country's 480,000 sti
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r dtuny unu biuueni groups nav
reforms as the free election of
faculty-student senates and ere
student councils at the departm
mulate academic policy. This 1
World Warll.
China's 'Gang'
PEKING ? China's leaders sai
Four and six others will be prosec
for crave crimes that nluncpd thi
terror.
The Communist Party newspa
said trying the 10 only for crimii
expose their counter-revolution?
them no way to evade responsibili
It was the "gang" and the "Lin
others' alleged political mistakes
of law now is being restored in Chi
A Chinese official said Monday
begin in about a month, and thai
the death penalty.
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Parliament resumed WASHINGTON ?
hostages yesterday and that the United Stal
ittee to investigate their AWACS radar plane:
oil-rich nation's air d<
embers of Parliament, The move came
ee should investigate all current Iran-Iraq wai
and thp TInitoH Stafps nthf?r Pnrsinn niilf r?n
Pentagon spokesm
accordingly," the radio a briefing that in r
5 guilty (among the) government the Uiti
ist be freed." porary deployment
mittee does not have the Systems aircraft to S?
the hostages, who today "This deployment i
y. That right has been designed to track ai
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said.
In announcing the
p|iQri | q q p| that the move did nol
LJIov^Uoot'LJ sides in the Iran-Iraq
^oman Catholic bishops "The United State
ake a more tolerant at- firms its position of
itholics who violate the Washington favors
(hostilities in the Persi
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'S, Arcnmsnop John K. ' /
.ore than 200 Catholic CH,CAGO - Richa
nod on the role of the usjng the v0,ati,e coc.
f, , was critically burnei
lat.onal Conference of waiting on was late, a
es, Quinnsaid Monday: dfd ,, have
1 women o good will do ted as sayinf/,
2 on the intrinsic evil of .L
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es ... , Pryor's shirt cau
annot be dismissed as J
?? Win he called on the *?? - ^
honest examination of p jd
i a new church doctrine ^ ,hathls ..self_
/ant reform Carter ai
colleges and universities WASHINGTON ? I
lis week amid calls by a crucial segment c
ntralization and greater election^campaign ir
laepenaeni trade union u??vcucu a ai
dustry.
11 over Poland met over The president ann<
: strike city, and decided a news conferencc
Association to rival the ro^e government i
nts, to which about 70 industry.
idents belong. The plan includes ?
'e begun calling for such enabling steel comp
rectors and deans by more of their equipm*
ation of freely elected ** also calls for a j
ental level to help for- Clean Air Act, whu
was the system before ponement of pollutior
meet.
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1 ATLANTA ? Jack
d yesterday the Gang of to die in Georgia's e
:uted not for politics, but review of his 1976 dt
b nation into a decade of victed murderer told
A federal judge in
per, the People's Daily, Georgia death row
lal violations "can fully abondoned earlier ii
iry features and leave hasten his execution
ty for their crimes." Circuit Court of A
i Biao clique" who made Tuesday.
into crimes, and the rule In a 45-minute he*
ina, the paper added. panel, attorney Mi
ne nopea me trial would | repeated filing and
t the accused could face I genuine changes of 1"
| the courts.
ation [
to Saudi Arabia
The Pentagon announced yesterday
:es is sending four highly sensitive
5 to Saudi Arabia to help bolster the
efense caoabilities.
amid increased concern that the I
r could spill over into Saudi Arabia or I j
untries. (j
an Thomas B. Ross told reporters at |
esponse to a request by the Saudi >1
tea states "*nas initiated tne temof
Airborne Warning and Control
audi Arabia."
s purely for defensive purposes. It is
rcraft for the purpose of providing
or Saudi Arabian defenses," Ross
a n; a nc 1 t- n 1
rv??rvv^o uc^iu^iiiciu, rvuas snesseu
t mean the United States was taking
war.
is government unequivocally reafneutrality,"
he said, adding that
the soonest possible ending of
an Gulf reeion
livery was late
rd Pryor says he could not have been
aine.derivative freebase the night he j
d because a drug delivery he was
ccording to a published report.
coke to freebase," the comedian is
toe the October issue of Ebony
ght fire last June, burning him
half of his body. Police said he told
ther and cocaine to make freebase.
of rum exploded. The comedian
destruct" days are over.
ds steel industry
'resident Carter, hoping to stimulate
f the economy and bolster his rel
major industrial states, yesterday
d package for the troubled steel fnjunced
the comprehensive program
saying it "is proof that the proper
is to be a partner in change" with
i liberalization of depreciation laws, J
anies to write off about 40 percent [;j
ent costs. |
proposed amendment of the federal I
would allow a thrpp-vpnr mcf. I i
i deadlines the companies must now '
\o renew appeal
Howard Potts should not be allowed
lectric chair without a federal court
;ath sentence, attorneys for the cona
three-judge panel Tuesday.
June refused to allow the 35-year-old
inmate to renew the appeal he had
n an on-again, off-again attempt to
. Potts' attorneys asked the 5th U.S.
appeals to overturn that decision
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Hard Farmer argued that Potts' :
withdrawal of his appeal reflected 1
leart ? not an attempt to manipulate I
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NAACP not vc
Most blacks do not agree with
Riley by leaders of the state
Association for the Advancemen
a prominent black who works for
4,My feel is that the top lead
motivated more by personal fee
oi sennmenis among a majority
I.D. Newman, who works in the g
The NAACP is opposed to a
amendment to allow governors
Voters are to say in the general
amendment. If it passes, Riley w
oloptinn
T extile leaders
The Carolina Brown Lung Ass
Dick Riley to order a "full-sca
stacles which they say block sp<
compensation for byssinosis victi
The CBLA called for the cr
member panel to look into ways c
tape that victims of byssinosis,
efforts to get relief.
The organization asked that tc
represented" on the study panel
public hearings and bring back re
three months.
Byssinosis is a respiratory dise
by inhaling of cotton dust. CBLA
as one in every four textile worke
Aides to the governor said 1
problems of brown lung victim
organization's request.
Rain comes
The first steady rain in a long
South Carolina Sunday was "just
farmer John H. Rudisill of Richls
Rudisill is not alone.
The state's farmers have alrea
summer's drought and the he;
according to South Carolina Sec
Bryan Patrick Jr.
The federal Small Busine:
declared 39 of the state's 46
eligible for low-interest loans.
"This farm crop is the wor
proclaimed Rudisill, who lost 1,
years of farming, he said, "\^
anything as bad as this."
KKK officio I ben
HARTSVILLE ? A national
endorsed Republican Ronald
President Carter for being "all I
rally here last weekend.
Imperial Kludd James Spearf
America told a crowd of about ]
Klansmen that Reagan would
president because communism v
under Reagan as it would under C
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ujrcm? unu imperial wizan
travelled to the Saturday night i
Old Hartsvill Speedway from th<
headquarters in Tuscaloosa, Al
which lasted about two hours.
South Carolina Grand Dragon
crowd that Klan membership in
100 percent since a previous rally
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HOtt '* * -x^Kv W
te
r 11
>ice Tor an
i criticisms of Gov. Dick
branch of the National
t of Colored People, says
Riley.
ership of the NAACP is
lings than by a reflection
of blacks," said the Rev.
overnor's office,
proposed constitutional
to succees themselves,
election if they favor the
ould be able to run for re
want panel
iociation has asked Gov.
le investigation" of objedy
and full workmen's
ms.
lation of a special five>f
cutting through the red
or brown lung, face in
ixtile workers be "fairly
and that the group hold
commendations in about
ase believed to be caused
leaders believe as many
rs has the disease.
*iley is sympathetic to
s and will consider the
'too late'
time to fall over most of
too late" to help soybean
IllU VUUIll^ .
dy lost $300 million to this
at that accompanied it,
:retary of Agriculture G.
ss Administration has
counties disaster areas
si in modern history,"
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'e've never experienced
cks Reagan
Ku Klux Klan official
Reagan and critized
:hings to all people" at a
> of the United Klans of
100 spectators and robed
be a better choice for
/ould not grow as swiftly
larter.
i Robert Shelton hoth
membership rally at the
^ organization's national
!a., to attend the rally,
James Hinson told the
the area had increased
in Darlington in July.