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Wire r W. K A I . ' . . Mediation DAMASCUS, Syria general, Chadli Kleibi, is to follow up on mediatio offical source have sai< arrival was a hopeful si Jordan was being defuse Prince Abdullah Bin A premier and national g Riyadh Wednesday ever Crown Prinrp RnhH nnH President Hafez Assad ii Amman, Jordan. "I return home full c your excellency's broth carried to you from your said in a cable he sent to. Foreign diplomats an settlement of the crisis h satisfy Assad and at th charges against Husseii semantics," said one dip] Sexual, o VATICAN CITY ? Se are needed by those wh< Pope John Paul II ha! troversial discussion atx "Christ is not asking original innocence but t< man - a way tnat. is 'beginning,' " the pope s. audience, attended by 7,( "This new ethos... is i temperance and is linl conjugal meaning of the 1 Pnlkh nirl BERLIN ? A Polish and a crew of four on a d Polish citizen Thursday a air base in West Berlin, tl "A Polish LOT airline from Zielona Gora to W; a.m. EST) at Tempelhc from the U.S. Military western Poland, about : border. The U.S. statement sa for political asylum and Berlin police for further i "The crew, aircraft a proceed when further statement said. Unconfirmed reports grenade to force the pilol take him to West Berlin. a singie-engine piane pu at Tempelhof. Baby arre BELO HORIZONTE Alexandre Coimbra wai here in response to c disturbing neighbors, oil The infant's mother, I accompany her son dur denied the neighbors' "only cries when we tat he likes to play in the wa The baby has no previi Takin aim USC student Davi tbkes aim during a p the Russell House gar week. (Photo by Davie I reportss orlcLJ; efforts planned - The Arab League's secretary expected in Damascus Saturday n efforts begun by Saudi Arabia, 1 They said Kleibi's scheduled gn the crisis between Syria and d. bdul- Aziz, Saudi Arabia's deputy uard commander, flew home to ling for more consultations witrh King Khaled after meeting with n Damascus and King Hussein in >f optimism and happiness over B erly response to the message I [ j hrnthpr Kincr KhnloH " Ahrlnlloh H Assad from his departing jet. M d political observers believed a :, inffprl f?n firiHino wnrHc that xi/nnlrl t' 0 *' *** J 1 e same time not imply that his tj i were true. "It's a question of lomat. ontrol needed' xual self-control and temperance > hope to attain Christ-like ethics, 5 said in a renewal of his conHit human sexuality. for us to return to the state of > find an authentic way for a new related in continuity with the aid Wednesday during his weekly iaa * o* ? _ ri nni peopie in 01. f eier s square. i itti. i ed through self-control and ted ?vith an acceptance of the 3ody," the pope said. iner hijacked airliner carrying 20 passengers omestic flight was hijacked by a tnd forced to land at an American tie U.S. Air Force said. I ?r, flight 770. on a routine flight [1 arsaw, landed at 0835 hours (3:15 I f Central airfield," a statement jj mission said. Zielona Gora is in j! 30 miles from the East German I id the hijacker asked authorities j was taken into custody by West j investigation. : nd passengers will be allowed to | questioning is completed," the said the hijacker used a hand t of the twin-engined Antonov 24 to Another unconfirmed report said ! irsued the airliner until it landed isted for crying Brazil ? Seven-month-old s summoned to the police station omplaints that his crying was Ficials say. Neraide Coimbra, was allowed to ing a two-hour interrogation. She charges, contending Alexandre ce him out of the bathtub because ter all the time." ous arrest record, police sav. 19 }??/ gome} in jS^^SS^SSS na room this K BB ^Mppipi trnrnmrnammmmumlmmmmmmmmmiimhii Nati U.S. leaders w WASHINGTON ? The Carter a that the United States is not wej changing presidents, is warning invasion of Poland would cau deterioration of East-West and U The statement drew strong s RnnalH Rpadnn'c suninr Richard V. Allen, who said "tin doubtedly be the limit" in calc States might respond to a militar; White House press secretary with reporters Tuesday, refused I the United States might take. Gonn. govern* HARTFORD, Conn. ? Gov. diagnosed as having cancer of tl she will retire at the end of the vc In a statement released by he said: ::Last week, it became present in my liver and furthe Chemotherapy has now been insl Cancer of the liver is regardt Mrs. Grasso had a hysterectomy doctors removed cancerous < chemotherapy at that time also. Mrs. Grasso, a Democrat, said 31, 1980. Lt. Gov. William A. O'l^ office. "I make this decision with a ht said, "but with full appreciation must continue at the highest 1< transition can be secured." Dooley's refus< ATHENS, GA ? The signs oi University of Georgia campus tc Wednesday when Georgia footb announced that he had rejected t head football coach and athletic c ' t lltoo u.. r< 1- - i vvao uvilglllCU uy V^Udt'II IJOi at the University of Georgia," G "The experience he amassed di make him extremely hard to rep! Dooley, after toying for sever $1.8 million, eight-year contra< mater Auburn, announced at a nesday that he would remain at G Earth's moon n< NEW YORK ? An 11-year-old name of Earth's moon has newsman to begin a campaign "Brian," in the boy's honor. In a letter to WNBC-TV met onan uarmoay 01 wooastocK, N. "I realize that NASA is so bu moons and naming them that t have a name...I am puzzled abo doesn't have a name." Actually, the moon is cal astronomers and is labeled as s WNBC reporter Chauncey How< station's evening news Tuesday we have named our moon 'Brian. Until now, Howell said, "Oui boringly called Moon. It's like ca ' X* isisir.ris^,v v m ' on nrn Sovifite 111< dministration, declaring Two ikened just because it is buying the Soviet Union that an federal se "the most serious" "Is ^ S.-Soviet relations. Judge I ;upport from President- 59> the 1 foreign policy adviser, the time 2 imagination would un- Ther' :ulating how the United didn't k y strike against Poland. Chapi Pntuoll cnoalrina and ill h a vrivvs?a, 4 to say what specific steps ^ \nte vote is t thousan vote am or to resign Ella Grasso, recently >\ J le liver, announced today L;ar. \ ;r office, Mrs. Grasso, 61, A fe apparent that cancer is charge r treatment is required. sonnel ifufoH " IT ? id as virtually incurable. were t earlier this year in which drug S? )varies. She underwent "Wh normai I she would resign on Dec. "these Jeill would succeed her in federal Jackso ;avy heart," the governor Lydo that the people's business personi ivel and that an orderly fenses* The South Crimin a lis a relief Si [ relief spread from the I ) the governor's mansion I ()f tall Coach Vince Dooley j ] \uburn's offer to become I ^he ? lirector. I Wednes )ley's decision to remain I membe ov. George Busbee said. I 0ffice h? iring his 17 years would I 'Give ace." I Rampe: ui uajo W1UJ cJ I CJ/UI ICU offices ;t offer from his alma Buildinj news conference Wed- rp^e ^ eorgia. consent two-day I p| . which c 3med brian ^thc boy's question about the 1 Eld prompted a television to name the silvery orb ST. C front y; eorologist Frank Field, had jus Y., wrote: D.S.C isy on other planets and official he earth's moon doesn't , up in a < ut why the earth's moon Patri thipf u lied "Luna" by most went in ?uch on star charts. But where 1 ill announced during the Wher that, "In honor of Brian, three ti The a r moon was simply and N.C., u Uingyour dog'Dog.'" County 3*398 *?* "'V*. . X/: Stat dge adds pur Dillon Countv men who De received five-year probatio judge who added a few words here anything you want to Robert F. Chapman snapped first men to be sentenced on ; to do it because you won't gei s nothing I can say, sir," 1 now I was breaking the law." T?an InlH ITrlu/nrrlu anrl Inn Qrr ealth kept them from prison, n't accept that statement fro lligence to vote," Chapman r he most scared right in this ( ds of Americans have died t< J you put it on the block for $2. )rug charges ideral grand inrv WprinosH: 0 J J * * ts 14 persons, all of them mi at Fort Jackson. Attorney Thomas Lydon said he result of an intensive eff< lies of all kinds at the post, ile many of these charges ai lly refer to the county for pros cases are in the exclusive I courts because the offens n." n said the cases are unus nel generally are tried in m accurring on base. rr* i t ?? - reaerai urug tniorcement Carolina State Law Enforc al Investigation Division at 1 >ia Area Narcotics Unit, co tion. fice changes itate House of Represents ti day deciding how offices will rs. after Rcd. J. Leon Ramnp - - r as no windows. : us a chance to move out of tl /, D Greenville, referring I in the 1-year-old Solomon Ilouse approved a compromis ing representatives to swap < organizational session. The i: J A _ i ? uu noi meet mis week, will ;neral Assembly on Jan. 13. erly man sho< 1EORGE ? An elderly man c* ird Wednesday shot a hatche t robbed him of $144. Patrick, who authoritieis s s the thief was distracted wh? car at the scene. ck said he managed to wrest mo then turned and ran. The to his home and got a rifle ar le called on the robber to halt, i the bandit failed to stop, Pat mes. ssailant, identified as Claren< nderwent surgery late Wedr Hospital. nj^BK^ *?? : : - jFP e lishment aded guilty to vote nary terms from a to the punishment, say?" U.S. District at Geradi Edwards, Wednesday. "This is t another chance." Edwards replied. "I nth, 64, that only age im nmrnnn nrVi/\ HI anjfuuc wuu d gut eplied. "The right to rountry. Hundreds of o ensure the right to ? I a at post ay indicted on drug litary or civilian perthe drug indictments art to crack down on *e the type we would ecution," Lydon said, e jurisdiction of the es occurred at Fort ual because miltary lilitary courts for ofAdministration, the ement Division, the i^ort .larkson anrf fh*? nducted the joint inin House ves spent 1V2 hours be assigned to House y complained that his hose dungeons," said :o some winaowiess Blatt State Office e resolution allowing jffices, thus ending a ; Mouse and Senate, officially begin the Dts bandit sllecting pecans in his t-wielding bandit who >aid is about 70, told en a third man pulled the hatchet from the ' elderly man said he id went back outside, t*ir?Lr cnirl U - a ivn oaiu iic auui nun :e Henderson of Earl, lesday at Charleston