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BEIRUT, Lebanon ? Tl
crisis has moved closer to
latest American response t
oi me 52 captives, the spea
said in Tehran Tuesday.
Hashemi Rafsanjani tc
clarification delivered Thi
"has come closer to solvir
issue would not bee re-c
Majlis.
"In the past the U.S. h
principle," Rafsanjani told
time it has taken more cleai
His comments come one t
by Behzad Nabavi, head oi
studying the issue, that
favorable to Iran.
Labor unr
WARSAW, Poland ? PoU
for the first time to the a|
farmers accused the govt
agreement to approve their i
Organizers of a private
government initialed but
legalizing their independer
meeting in Warsaw Sunday c
"Strikes are a matter for
the meeting of delegates,"
Wieslaw Kecik.
Private farmers in Poland
country's tillable land and .
agricultural production.
More Salve
SAN SALVADOR, K1 Sah
were murdered in the San
victims of right-wing terrc
presence of a high-level U
the slaying of four Americat
Most of the 15 victims fo\
Police said all had been sh
signs of torture. They wer
8,500 persons killed this ye
Central American nation.
U.S. Undersecretary of
former undersecretary Wil
seven hours Monday wit
civilian junta to discuss all
forces were involved in last
The four Americans, thn
lay social worker, were kil
Salvador airport to the cit
Soviets told r
NEW DELHI, India ? F
has told Soviet President
wants no further interfere
"We sincerely hope that t
territorial integrety and n<
tries in the region will not c
through conflict and interfe
i at a heavily-guarded civic i
L state president and Commu
[ Accompanied by declara
( and praise for Brezhnev
I Gandhi's message about n
} as a strong reference to tl
r Afghanistan and the Mosler
Afghanistan, the most ?
relations, prompted Soviet
the meeting to an indoor 1
about 1,000 invited gues
outdoor location was the his
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editor: Leesa Bainbr
tertainment editor; /U
barn, sports editor;
Ralston, editorial pat
Mark Platte, news editi
Meyers, assistant spo
and John Parnell, graph
Not pictured Brian Me,
desk chief, Ward
assistant entertainmei
Kevin Johnson, ?assist
editor, Michelle B
assistant sports ech
Cytinda Calvert, wire edt
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eports
iser to solution
lie 13-month-old U.S. hostage
a solution as a result of the
o Iranian demands for release
ker of the Iranian Parliament
Id reporters that the U.S.
irsday by Algerian diplomats
lg the problem" and that the
xamined by Parliament, or
as accepted our demands in
a news conference. "But this
steps in executing them."
he heels of statements Sunday
f the government commission
the U.S. response is more
r\ r f r* v r
csi s\Ji c;uu^ j
md's labor unrest has spread
gricultural sector as private
?rnment of reneging on an
lew independent union.
farmers' union claimed the
refused to sign the papers
it union. They scheduled a
>n their grievances.
tomorrow, for today there is
said one of the organizers,
I work about 52 percent of the
account for 78 percent of all
idor murders
iador ? Fifteen more people
Salvador area, presumably
rists who struck despite the
.S. commission investigating
i ummon
and Monday were young men. I
ot and most of the bodies bore I
e the latest among more than I
ar in the civil war in this little I
State William. Bowdler and
lliam D. Rogers met for nearly
h members of the militarylegations
that army and police
week's murders.
ee Roman Catholic nuns and a
led while driving from the San
y.
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'rime Minister Indira Gandhi
Leonid Brezhniev (hat India
:e in this region,
he independence, sovereignty,
Dn-aligned status of the counome
under strain or Jeopardy
rence," Mrs. Gandhi declared
meeting for the visiting Soviet
nist Party chief. j
tions of Indo-Soviet friendship
as a world ststesman, Mrs.
on-interference was regarded
ie Soviet military presence in
n i nci -
ii in.iui i ctnuii mere,
sensitive issue in Indo-Soviet
and Indian authorities to shift
nail where it was attended by
ts. The originally-announced
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Many mourn Le
NEW YORK ? A 25-year-old
parently stalked John Lennon for
on a charge of gunning down th<
music world mourned the de
songwriter and singer.
The suspect, Mark David Chaj
heavy guard to the Tombs prison
early Tuesday to await arraignme
A police source, who asked nc
Chapman gave different stories
slaying.But he said Chapman w
knew he was shooting the 40-year
make the British rock group in
culture legends in the 1960's.
More than 1,000 people gath<
outside the Dakota, a Luxury
Manhattan's Upper West Side whe
wife, Yoko Ono, and their 5-year-<
he was shot Monday night a
limousine.
David Geffen, president of Ge
Lennon recorded, said Miss Ono
couple's apartments, was "very u
daybreak Tuesday.
"They're a bunch of crazy peo
drunk and rowdy. It's like a party,
A smaller, more subdued crow(
the building on 72nd btreet across
Monday night.
Geffen said that if Lennon had
New York City and "very privat
circus."
He repeated a statement issued
"John loved and prayed for the hu
same for him."
President-elect Ronald Reaga
called Lennon's death "a great try
KKK plans no
NASHVILLE, Tenn. ? A natioi
Klan says no retaliation is planne
infiltrated the Klan for more thar
his exDerienoos for Thp Tpnnp<s*p
Reporter Jerry Thompson, 40,
life underground in Sunday's edit
The Klan, he wrote, "grows mc
and should be disarmed. He si
protection because the Klan thrc
who violate their oaths of allegiai
Asked about possible retaliat
perial wizard of the Invisible En
replied, "If you mean physical, c
as far as we're concerned."
Thompson said he infiltrated
including the militant Invisibh
crosses and demonstrated in his v
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WASHINGTON ? Sen. Erne
Monday introduced legislation
Harbor to 55 feet, the senator's off
The proposal would make Cha
site for coal shipment facilities a
national security purposes of tl
Navy facilities, the senator's offic
In a statement on the Senate I
inadequate port facilities have <
expanding coal trade.
"The single most important
alleviate this problem," he sai
harbors to meet navigational reqi
expanding coal trade.
Hollings pointed out that Char
site for such facilities because oi
proximity to the rich Appalachian
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three days is being held
s former Beatle, as the
ath of the legendary
)man, was taken under
in downtown Manhattan
int.
>t to be identified, said
to detectives about the
as "emphatic" that he
old Lennon, who helped
to superstars and popped
Tuesday morning
apartment building on
?re Lennon lived with his
)ld son, Sean, and where
fter stepping from a
ffen Records for which j
, upstairs in one of the
psef'by the crowd after
pie out there... They're
" Geffen said.
1 had stood vigil outside
; from Central Park late
a funeral it would Ik? in
e. Yoko doesn't want a
last night by Miss Ono:
iman race. Please do the
n, visiting in the city,
igedy."
retaliation I
nal leader of the Ku Klux j
d against a reporter who
i a year and then wrote of
an.
began writing about his 1
ions of the newspaper. [
re dangerous every day"
lid he was under police
?atens death to members
ice.
ion, Bill Wilkinson, imlpire
faction of the Klan,
orporal retribution, none
two Klan organizations,
^ Empire, helped light
yhite Klan garb. j
eepen port
st F. Hollings, D-S.C.,
to deepen Charleston
ice announced.
rieston a more feasible
md be significant to the
le port which has U.S.
esaid.
loor, Hollings said that
created bottlenecks for
step we can take to
d, "is to improve our
in uiueiiis 01 mis rapiaiy
leston was an excellent
f its natural harbor and
i coal fields. !
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Agencies expe
A handful of state agencies ha\
and Control Board they anticipa
million in the current fiscal year, ?
A. Vaughn Jr. said today only $8.4
to help them out.
Board member Tom G. Manj
House Ways and Means Commit
should be told "we still expect thei
for the rest of the fiscal year."
Vaughn said the largest defi
Department of Education, a total i
are $2.8 million in benefits for pi
and $1.9 million due to higher co
buses. .
The Department of Social Serv
million shortfall in Medicaid pay
The board did not act on the repc
Media argues
A state law barring news orga
public the names of juveniles acci
unconstitutional, attorneys for the
The argument was made bef<
Court, which is hearing an
organizations of a decision by Ora
Court Judge Alvin C. Biggs. The
the appeal.
The judge found several new;
outlets in contempt of court becau:
a 13-year-old Santee boy who wai
young children on Jan. 21.
The Orangeburg Times and L
contempt fbr using the boy 's nan
Greenville News, The Evening I
State, WCSC-TV and WIS-TV wer
not fined.
Trial date set fc
MONCKSCORNER - A Janua
for two men indicted for murder
three service station attendants.
Shortly after the Berkeley Cou
the indictments Monday against I
40, and Sammy David Roberts,
taken before Circuit Judge Willia
trial date for Jan. 5.
The indictments charge that Re
William (). Spain, Kenneth Krau;
June 19 at two separate locations
men were shot several times c
magnum pistol.
Both defendants pleaded inn
Copeland's lawyers, Peter Then
said they would file a series of i
days.
Howell set 9a.m. Friday for a he
Silver lining in
There may be a silver lining
farmers who experienced the 4
cording to state Agriculture
Patrick.
- "Needless to sav tho rw??nnt
empty and peanut growers an
demands for a good 1981 harvest,'
Since peanuts are an allotted cr
production may help raise allotm
plant more acres of peanuts next >
"We cannot possibly have anoth
said Bob Scott, and Aiken Coun
serves as chairman of the South G
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toJi
tct deficits
re informed the Budget
,te deficits totaling $14
ind state Auditor Edgar
million will be available
gum, chairman of the
ttee, said the agencies
n to operate a tight ship
cit will occur in the
of $4.8 million. Included
ublic school employees
ists of operating school
rices anticipated a $4.6
ment.
>rts.
about law
inizations from making
ised in serious crimes is
media said Monday.
[)re the state Supreme
appeal by the news
ngeburg County Family
court will rule later on
spapers and broadcast
se they used the name of
i accused of killing two
Jemocrat was found in
le and fined $1,000. The
>ost of Charleston, The
e found in contempt but
>r two men
ry trial date has been set
in the .June 19 slaying of
nty grand jury returned
Henry Wesley Copeiand,
23, the two men were
m T. Howell, who set the
iberts and Copeland shot
>e and Louis Cakeley on
in Berkeley County. The
>ach with a .44 caliber
ocent to the charges,
ii and John Frampton,
notions in the next few
taring on the motions.
bad crop
for the state's peanut
'worst crop ever," aciccinnnr
pipeline is somewhat
a aware of the strong
' Patrick said,
op, Patrick said the low
ents to allow growers to
'ear.
ter year as bad as 1980,"
ty peanut grower, who
arolina Peanut Board.
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