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Belk family n
(AP) Relatives of hostage
not getting their hopes up al
captives, even though the
appears imminent.
Angela Belk, wife of the c
she is "kind of happy" but
come to rejoice.
O A -U 1 41 1
nci ist-ycai-uiu uiuuier j
want to believe until it's o>
that we've gotten our hopes
United States officials s?
Iran that would free the h
tain.
Jury convict!
MONCKS CORNER (AP
jury has convicted two n
brutally murdering three
attendants last June.
The panel deliberated n
minutes before returning
midnight Friday against S:
Henry Wesley Copeland, 40.
The two were convicted ir
holdups in towns 17 miles
found the two guilty on thr
kidnapping and one count e?
Circuit Judge Marion Kir
me courtroom at 'J:HO a.it
sentencing for Roberts and'
The state is asking the de<
Pope plans vi
TOKYO (AP) ? Pope Jc
visit Japan, will arrive Fe
pines and Guam, the Ca'
Friday.
The pontiff, during his thi
on Emperor Hirohito and 1
according to a tentative itin
He will then go to Hiros
fitipc in Uipctorn lanon r
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during World War II, the scl
Also on the tour is Agasal
saints who were crucifi*
prohibiting Christianity.
Bostic turns
WASHINGTON (AP) Greenville,
S.C. textile ex
offer to become the No. 3
Department, according to I
Bostic, who is chairmar
Higher Education, rejecte<
should stay in South (
desegregation plan for th
Campbell, R-S.C.
Bostic, a Clemson Univ
wnue nouse ienow in me Aj
years ago.
President enc
MANILLA,Philippines( A
Marcos formally declared ?
law Saturday, saying it ha
on" if Filipinos are to ma
toward full democracy in IS
Marcus spoke on nations
sign a proclamation lifting
to keep nearly all his power;
Before the announcemei
the proclamation as notl
change. "The tremendou:
Marcos will remain," opp
statement.
Nixon works
WASHINGTON? Saying
through the files of form<
Richard Nixon are trying ti
of tapes that had been soi
confirmation hearings.
A Senate committee ha
recordings dealing with the
role in the Watergate scand
at the end of the Nixon presi
On Friday, Nixon's chie
National Archives objectin
whifh hfls hppn cnKrvinnc
Relations Committee.
"The main objection is th;
subpoena these records,"
Miller said. "It's a constiti
can go running willy-nilly
presidents, it would be ex
government "
lon-sm okfirs
LONDON? Non-smokinj
men who smoke a pack or
four times the risk of death
whose husbands are no
Japanese report published i
"These results indicate
passive or indirect smoking
lung cancer," said Dr. Tak<
Cancer Research Institute
published in the British Med
It was based on a 14-yei
265,118 Japanese adults agi
whom were non-smoking Ja
niefs... 1
.ot too hopeful
William Belk say they still are
tout the possible release of the
return of the 52 Americans
aptured West Columbian, said
she is not sure if the time has
Bobby Brown said, "We don't
rer. We've had so many times
up."
lid Friday an agreement with
ostages appeared almost cer3
2 in murders
) ? A seven-woman, five-man
nen who were charged with
Lowcountry service station
lore than three hours and 45
the verdicts a minute before
ammy David Roberts, 23, and
l connection with two separate
apart last June 19. The panel
ee counts each of murder and
1 U1
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ion ordered jurors to return to
i. today to begin considering
Copeland.
ith penalty for the pair.
Lsit to Japan
>hn Paul II, the first pontiff to
b. 23 after visiting the Philiptholic
Church of Japan said
"ee-day stay in Tokyo, will call
Prime Minister Zenko Suzuki,
erary released by the churchy"
shima and Nagasaki, the Jwo
ievastated by atomic bwnbs
ledulesaid. /
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id in 1597 under sf decree
down offer
- James E. Bostit, a black
ecutive, has tumod down an
man in the U.S. {Agriculture
J.S. Rep. Carroll Clmpbell.
i of the state Commission on
d the offer because he felt he
Carolina and help draft a
ie state college i ystem, said
ersity graduate, served as a
griculture Depart nent several
Is marcig.l laws
P)? President Ferdinand E.
in end to eight yeaqp of martial
id served wen "Dul cannot go
ture politically as\hey move
>84. \
tl television as he prAoared to
martial law but allowh^jhim
s until that date.
it, opposition groups attacked
tiing more than a cosmetic
5 concentration of power in
osition leaders said in a joint
against release
Congress can't go "willy-nilly'
?r presidents," attorneys for
o block the release of an index
ldhl fr?r Alavon^ar UnlrtV
twi I &1VAU1IUV/1 iTl, llUl^ d
s subpoenaed a log of tape
secretary of state-designate's
al when Haig was chief of staff
dency.
f lawyer sent a letter to the
g to the release of the index,
led by the Senatae Foreign
at Congress has no authority to
Nixon attorney Herbert J.
~ a: ^
tuuiicu question. ...u congress
through the files of former
ceedingly difficult to run the
face more risks
5 women over 40 married to
more of cigarettes a day face
i iiuni iuu& cancer man mose
n-smokers, according to a
n London.
the possible importance of
as one of the causal factors of
5shi Hirayama of the National
; of Tokyo. His report was
lical Journal.
ir study concluded in 1979 of
ed 40 years or older, 91,540 of
panese wives.
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to have i
LOS ANGELES <AP)?
Bobbie Lea Bennett, a
| transsexual twice married to
i women before changing
sexes, has a 6-pound, 10ounce
baby boy thanks to her
sister, who served as a
surrogate mother.
The baby was delivered by
Caesarean section Friday.
His natural parents are Ms.
Bennett's husband and her
sister, who was artifically
inseminated and agreed to
give the baby to her sister to
adopt and raise. The names
of her husband and sister
were not disclosed.
Ms. oennen, 33, naa
; planned to act as her sister's
"delivery coach" at Cerritos
Gardens Hospital in
Hawaiian Gardens. But she
was not allowed to stay with
her sister when a Caesarean
section proved necessary.
Instead, she waited
anxiously outside the
operating room until learning
that a boy was born at
4:31pm.
"We plan on having a
whole bunch of babies," said
Ms. Bennett, who is handicapped
and ^ F7,1
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(AP)? If you're running
sniffling and ache all over,
probably figured out what stal
officals confirmed this week
Carolina has the flu.
"It's going to get worse," i
Richard Parker, South Cf
top epidemiologist. Parker
can't say how severe or exa<
long the statewide epidemic \
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ttiuiuugn ne uoesn i inmK i
until April.
There's a vaccine for the
contagious disease, but if
already got it, it's too late
vaccine to do any good, acco
Parker, chief of the state Dep
of Health and Environment
trol's Bureau of Epidemiology
Further, the vaccine maj
any help even if you haven't
the flu yet. Parker says it ta
weeks for immunization to
good.
But there is one bright spoi
micy. *
(AP)? Gov. Dick Riley
says the federal government's
recent demand for an
end to segregation n state
colleges and universities
was not politically
motivated.
Riley said the Department
of Education is under federal
court order to enforce the
Cllidplinps in nil
"There is nothing political
about this," he said.
Republican Sen. Strom
Thurmond has said that the
Education Department's
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Shows at 7 and 9:45 p.ra
Weather
Monday: Fair. Low in
in the upper 40's.
Tuesday '.Increasing c
mid-30's. High in the lo\
tual gets
e mom
her babv
wheelchair. "Children are
what make a home. I love
children, and we plan on
having more."
She ssi d at least three
probably will be adopted.
"We want five kids, three
of them handicapped,"she
said.
Both the natural mother
and child are doing fine, said
Dr. Barry Loo, the attending
obstetrician-gynecologist.
"We run into a lot of
strange social situations
involving pregnancies and
this is just a litte more
unusual," he said.
Born Robert Bennett, Ms.
Bennett was twice married
to women before realizing
that "I was reallv a woman
trapped in a man's body."
Ms. Bennett underwent a
sex-change operation at the
University of Texas in
Austin in August 1978 and
married an electrical contractor
later that year.
Ms. Bennett said she plans
to tell the boy about her sex
change at some point. "I
want mv child to know I am
- ti jpUUlai momer," she said.
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a fever, you've caught type A
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te health the nation? you won
? South about it again this flu
been "immunized"
jays Dr. through the diseas
irolina's Parker.
says he What to do for the
;tly how general medicine fo
vill last, Parker, although a
t'll last especially severe cai
plenty of fluids, tx
; highly moderate diet. "T
you've wrong with tap w?
for the although alcohol is a
rding to dehydrates the body,
artment Parker said flu victi
&\ Con- or less eat what the)
shouldn't eat too muct
' not be If you've got the fl
: caught "Many people will try
kes two to work too quickly an
do any disease that will drag
Parker advises flu
t? once contact their physici
demand
action was prompted by
Carter administration
desires to strike back at
states tnat went for Ronald
Reagan in November.
Riley said Friday the state
is determined to meet a
March 8 deadline federal
Education Department
officials have set for submitting
a desegregation
plan.
Riley expressed confidence
that the state will
meet the deadline with an
acceptable proposal.
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of flu sweeping severe sympi
t have to worry disease for m<
i season. You've The flu can
by suffering or for those i
>, according to culatory prol
turns into pnei
flu? There is no Parker say
r the flu, says including a st<
drug exists for around, are m
ses. He advises ?
rest and a 0 e ?
here's nothing in?J
uer, ne said, nose a persis
i no-no, since it
ims should more In fact, Par
r usually do but too much diff<
1. whether the fl
u, take it easy. or Bangkok
to get up and go epidemiologis
id will produce a the viral disei
on for weeks.'' they 're first
sufferers not to Bangkok was
ans unless they towards the ei
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of leadership," he warned. bl
Riley said the change of ??
administrations in E,
Washington would not affect rj
the federal department's
determination to obtain
compliance in South
Carolina. j
The governor Friday D
named a special committee th
headed by banker W.W. fa
Johnson to develop the plan. r i
Riley said Johnson, st
chairman nf HlO nanlrnre '>'
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Re-enacti
draws the
COWPENS (AP) ?
Thousands of spectators sat th
on the sidelines of the it
Cowpens National Bat- sc
tlefield Saturday and waved y(
hats and shouted encouragement
to their fo
favorite army in a re- R
enactment of the historic Ci
Battle of Cowpens.
Onlookers from 13 states C<
showed up for a restaging of m
the battle thnt iwurroH onn
. - ^WW.IVU A*\jyj III
years ago Saturday and th
marked a turning point in w
the Revolutionary War for th
the American colonists. Vi
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show was sponsored
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patients, have unusually
toms or have had the
)re than several days,
be fatal for older people
..'il. i a
tviui respiratory or cirslems,
especially if it
nmonia.
s many viral diseases,
>mach virus that's going
istaken for flu.
>ms? "You just ache all
eel miserable," says
can also expect a runny
tenty cough and a fever
Des up to 103 degrees.
ker says it doesn't make
jrence to the flu sufferer
u is Victoria, Hong Kong
He explains that
its name new strains of
ase for the places where
discovered. Type A
discovered in Thailand
id of 1979, he says.
RticaF
*ust Board, will chair the
ue ribbon steering comittee.
James E. Bostic Jr.,
lairman of the state Higher
ducation Commission, will
vice chairman.
The steering committee
as set up in response to a
tter from the U.S.
epartment of Education
lat said South Carolina has
iled to achieve adequate
acial mixes among
udents, faculty and boards
; nine institutions
nent
*
msanas
There were shouts telling
e American army to "stick
to them." Others
ireamed, "Get him with
mr bayonet."
The armies came dressed
r the occasion in full
evolutionary War regalia,
annons roared.
The first Battle of
jwpens on Jan. 17, 1781,
arked the turning point of
e southern campaign for
e colonists and navpH thp
Eiy for the British defeat at
e Battle of Yorktown in
rginia.