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Germany has
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BONN, WEST GEKM/
Chancellor Helmut Kohl
mediately on pulling this
that helped bring down
Schmidt.
Kohl, elected Friday af
an unprecedented parlic
the first thing he will do
beitslosigkeit," or uner
blamed on the Schmidt gc
"The first and most iin
country, that we can give
unemployment," the 52-;
being sworn in as Wes
chancellor.
West Germany's growi
many boom years ? we
Schmidt, whose coaliti
Democrats, abandoned h
series of quarrels on ecom
Disney's drei
LAKE BUENA VISTA,
showplace opened its doc
and pageantry dedical
sophisticated entertainn
Center.
The double-theme con
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unv/u v-uov r* uo iiv/oi tv/ .
10,000.
Disney Chairman Car
Graham made brief speecl
18-story silver geosphere
before the 9:30a.m. openi
Walker said Epcot,
technology, imagery anc
position on the order of a
25 million hours of effort t
"We were propelled 1
conceived by Walt Disn
founder who died in 1966.
The center's name
Prototype City of Tomo
working community tha
simulated trip into the fu
largely abandoned as unf<
Disney's executives coi
to the 27,400-acre Disney
to 20 million.
Disney officials estima
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anu iuur uays 10 lane in i
in one visit.
Unlike the Magic Kii
oriented super amuseme
Disney characters ? E]
Spreading over 260 acr
Kingdom by eight miles c
Epcot's Future World,
themes on communi<
agriculture and imaginat
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KENNESAW, Ga. < AP
suburban Atlanta city p;
law, and the squabbling i
to rest, said Police Chief
The town of 5,400 mad<
15 by passing a law reqi
and ammunition. CityC
came in response to a ha
111.
The American Civil L
lawsuit that both partie
more legal skirmishes ai
Before the matter wei
exempt anyone with a
plained Gene Guerrero, <
"Our concern was c<
didn't want to have a f.
"That's over with. The k
all along...people in Ker
have a gun if they don't v
The gun law carries r
misdemeanor under the
fine of up to $200 and 60 d
Richard Butler challen^
Judge Owen Forrester i
gun in his house.
Even though the law
credit the bill for a drop i
Dictionary h
CARLSBAD, N.M. (A
tionary is being replace*
"more suitable" for ch
Webster's contains obsc
School SuDerintenden
the replacement of the c
through 12 was not a ban
Collegiate edition in the i
Older editions of the (
words, were being put ii
can receive and review i
school official said.
USC todc
RH film: "Indiscreet
Ingrid Bergman. 7 anc
Red Cross blood dri
sponsored bv the USC
; new chancellor
VNY (AP) - The new conservative
has promised to start work imnation
out of the economic decline
his socialist predecessor, Helmut
ter ousting Schmidt at mid-term in
imentary no-confidence vote, said
is take measures to fight the "arnployment,
which he repeatedly
ivernment.
portant thing is the strength of our
! impulses to the economy and fight
year-old Kohl told reporters after
t Germany's sixth and youngest
ing economic problems ? after so
re a major factor in the ouster of
ion partners, the liberal Free
im two weeks ago after a year-long
omic policy.
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Fla. (AP) - Walt Disney's grandest
irs Friday with flags, doves, bands
ing the $800 million blend of
lent and education called Epcot
lplex ? Future World and World
an opening-day crowd estimated at
d Walker and Florida Gov. Bob
hes on an outdoor stage in front of an
called "Spaceship Earth" shortly
ngwhich
combines state-of-the-art
I international cultures into an exWorld's
Fair, was a culmination of
)y many thousands of people.
Dy tne torce ot a wonaertui iaea
ey," Walker said of the company
is derived from Experimental
rrow, Disney's vision of a domed
it would allow visitors to take a
ture. The original concept has been
easible and too ambitious.
int on the center to increase visitors
World from 13 million people a year
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both the Magic Kingdom and Epcot
ngdom ? the 11-year-old familynt
park with restaurants, rides and
pcot is aimed primarily at adults,
es, Epcot is linked to the Magic
?f monorail.
with six pavilions, is dedicated to
nation, energy, transportation,
ion.
inn Ioiai rlnrmont
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) - Six months have passed since this
assed its mandatory gun ownership
over the pros and cons has been laid
Robert Ruble.
s news across the country on March
liring each household to keep a gun
ouncil members said the ordinance
indgun ban passed in Morton Grove,
/iberties Union immediately filed a
s eventually agreed to dismiss. No
e planned.
it to court, the law was amended to
"conscientious objection" to it, exa/-^t
tt ~r/~* _
jih;ciui ux inc /av^jliU oi vieurgia.
aercion against an individual who
*un in their home," Guerrero said,
i w was changed to do what we sought
inesaw know that they don't have to
/ant to."
10 enforcement provisions, but as a
city code, it could bring violators a
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iujo in juii. ivv/iiiiv^ou w x v i v^paii man
*ed the law, but U.S. District Court
scrapped the objections to having a
isn't being enforced, city officials
n crime.
as obscene words
P) - Webster's New Collegiate Dicd
at public schools here by an edition
lildren because of a complaint that
ene words.
t Roger Harrell said Thursday that
lictionary's 1981 edition in grades six
i. "We will leave several rnnirvs of th*?
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libraries for special uses," he said,
iictionary, without the objectionable
n classrooms until the school system
sample copies of other dictionaries, a
t" starring Cary Grant and
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ve. RH ballroom, 17 p.m.,
: Marching Band.
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WASHINGTON (AP) - Vowing
"We'll fight on," President Reagan is
calling for the defeat in the fall
elections of House members who
helped reject a proposed constitutional
amendment to balance the
federal budget.
"This vote today makes clear who
supports the balanced budget and who
does not," Reagan declared in the
White House Friday afternoon shortly
after the measure was voted down.
"Voters across America should
count heads and take names. In
November, we must elect
representatives who will support the
amendment when we propose it again
in me spring.
The vote in the Democraticcontrolled
House was 236-187, far over
a majority but 46 short of the two
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President James B. Holderman gives s
during halftime of the USC-Cincinnatti
New birth cc
ATLANTA (AP) - Women in the Un
able to get a shot every three months t
Scientists are testing an intrauteriri
effective for 15 to 20 years. A slow-rel
under a woman's skin could prevent j
years, health officials say.
These and other experimental meth
headline the first Conference of Fami
by the Emory University Departme
Obstetrics here Monday and Tuesday.
Dr. Elizabeth Connell, professor c
stetrics at Emory University School o
of the conference, said about 200 phys
States and Canada will discuss ne\
controverisal techniques and try to
about contraception.
"If nothing else comes out of th
equalization of the risks and benefits i
very important," she said.
The "single most incorrect piece
Kirth wa! ic fUnf *i?11
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In fact, there is evidence that the
breast tumors, ovarian tumors and an
"For women 35 and younger ..and
of serious disease and death are prac
said. Women in this group account foi
complications from birth control pills
Gromyko proj
UNITED NATIONS (AP) - Sovi<
Foreign Minister Andrei Oromvki
accusing the Reagan administrate
of "lies, hysteria and chauvinist
intoxication," proposed a worldwic
moratorium on all nuclear explosion
including peaceful ones.
In his speech Friday to the 371
session of the U.N. General Assembl;
Gromyko accused the Reagan a<
ministration of planning for nuclei
war with the "cold-blooded con
posure of gravediggers."
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v/uuiiu^ tiiV/ w.1^1. uuuuiii^, (un/iu
young men demonstrating again;
Soviet intervention in Afghanista
burned^a Soviet flag and hanged
four-foot effigy of Soviet Presider
Leonid I. Brezhnev. About two doze
demonstrators staged a brief sitdow
in the street, blocking traffic unt
police hauled one demonstrator awa
idget amendme
thirds margin necessary to send a risir
constitutional amendment to the "I
states for ratification. The proposal cost
won the support of 167 Republicans Hou
and 69 Democrats. There were 167 D-M
Democrats and 20 Republicans in that
opposition. cut
The Republican-controlled Senate Rea
approved a similar proposal earlier in
the year, 69-31. And although the "I
Senate was anxious to adjourn for the defi<
election campaign, it was standing by hav<
ready to consider any changes the crisi
House wanted to make. add<
But the proposal was bitterly "I
resisted by the Democratic leadership men
of the House, which conceded the cont
political risks of doing so but said mak
Reagan was using the amendment to natl
detract the public's attention from his Seci
own budget deficits, the recession and and
i congratulatory kiss to Vicki Harrall ,the 1982 Hon
football game.
introl forms to b
ited States soon may be One controversy to be a
o prevent pregnancy. use of Depo Provera as a
le device that v/ould be The synthetic female hor
ease steroid implanted months to prevent pregn
Dregnancy for up to six than 80 countries by millic
ods of birth control will Ms. Connell contends I
ily Planning sponsored percent effective. No dec
nt of Gynecology and USe in 10 to 15 years of res<
>f gynecology and ob- But Depo Provera has
f Medicine and director number of women's act
>icians from the United contend it has been linke
v technologies, debate groups persuaded the FE
clear the air of myths country.
is meeting besides an ?
f pill use, I think that's It svery sad really,
K do with science. I know n
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mis urug ana uouna it un
of information" about
ncer, Ms. Connell said. "The monkeys get the t
pill may help prevent the human," she said. "It
lemia, she said. A public board of inqi
investigating the drug a
in good health, the risk near future, Ms. Connell 5
tically nil," Ms. Connell
nearly 75 percent of all Another new method of
, she said. that would last up to 20 yc
loses nuclear mor;
I
et and the crowd broke up. H
o, The 73-year-old Soviet foreign obs
>n minister charged the Reagan ad- bei
ic ministration with whipping up an H
le "atmosphere of lies, hysteria and rec
s, chauvinistic intoxication" to make it sup
"easier to get astronomical military doe
:h budgets approved." G
y, In this way, he said, the ad- moi
d- ministration was diverting resources sho
u* from "peaceful purposes such as con
n- eliminating unemployment and ten
fighting inflation." nuc
"With the cold-blooded composure und
w of gravediggers, they are speculating
on the number of casualties the sides "
n would sustain in a nuclear a(*?
a catastrophe. They deliberately hush nuc
^ up the fact that if a nuclear war were Pro
n ?i 1. ?i 1 "i"'
in uic-uis. uui uncier present conamons,
n there would be no winners, and few nuc
il people today would disagree with
Y that," Gromyko said. cr*r
nt fails
?g unemployment.
do not dispute...that political
s may be suffered by opposing it,"
se Speaker Thomas P. O'Neill Jr.,
ass., said in prepared remarks
were not delivered when debate
short. O'Neill has been one of
gan's sharpest critics.
do not dispute that huge budget
:its and record unemployment
j this nation in the worst economic
ic cin/>o fho r.ront Hprirflccinn " ha
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2d.
iut I do dispute that this amendit
will end the crisis. On the
rary, it is bound to add to it by
;ing us choose between gutting
onal defense and gutting Social
irity, between gutting Medicare
gutting aid to education."
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Photo by Win McNamee
lecominy Queen,
ie discussed
iddressed at the conference will be
contraceptive in the United States,
mone can be injected every three
ancy and has been in use in more
ins of women.
:he drug is safe and virtually 100
iths have been associated with its
jarch, she said.
been challenged as dangerous by a
ivists and consumer groups who
d to tumors in animals. Twice the
A to reject the drug for use in this
Ms. Connell said. "It has nothing to
o scientific body that has evaluated
acceptable).
umors in a tissue that is not found in
's become a political football."
niry comprising three scientists is
nd may recommend its use in the
said.
birth control under study is an IUD
:ars.
atorium
le characterized Washington as
essed with "the idea that it has to
lumber one militarily."
[e said "the Soviet Union does not
ognize anyone's right to military
eriority. And it will see to it that it
s not happen."
romyko told the assembly a
ratorium on nuclear explosions
uld remain in effect until the
elusion of a Soviet-proposed inlational
treaty completely banning
lear weapons tests, even those
lerground.
te also proposed the assembly
pt a resolution calling on all
:lear powers to freeze the
duction and deployment of nuclear
tpons and would declare attacks on
lear reactors that are used for
ceful purposes to be "the gravest
ne against humanity."