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Plastic underw
REDMOND. Wash. (AP) -F
than cotton and nearly as wari
dryer, says the manufacturer
Helly-Hansen (U.S.) Inc., a
manufacturer, opened its first
tie suburb, just 22 months ago.
of its synthetic long underwea
million.
The sales figure exceeded tl
projections in less than two y<
"It's the best-selling thing v
Silletto, a products buyer for I
sporung gouas store, u s a
mouth. For any kind of active
It works."
Synthetic underwear, manu
fabric, is as soft as cotton and
wet, the material is superior t
tion keeps moisture away fr
underwear for skiing, hiking s
Just don't put the underwe
warns. If you do, you'll end u
Pravda prints
NEW YORK (AP) - A 1,!
Spain, written by Ernest Her
the Soviet Pravda in 1938, h
time in English.
The American novelist an*
on Spain's civil war for th
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witnessed by "fascist invad
York Times reported in Mon
Hemingway wrote that he
fascists for their deliberate b
in Barcelona where children
ed.
He said that at Madrid the
ments for the hours when the
their homes."
The article, a mixture o
depicted the horrors of the
would later draw upon in his i
umn," his "First 49 Stories"
Bell Tolls."
The Times said William B.
the Massachusetts Institut
manuscript in the Hemingwa
nedy Library in Boston and <
only in Pravda.
Strut attracts
SALLEY (AP) - This Aik<
more than 40,000 Saturday as
17th annual Chitlin Strut bj
fried hog intestines.
"They smell bad," comm
Miss Chitlin. She's never h;
will.
Such was not the sentimei
Charles O. Reid, an old-ti
Ga., observed that the strut
"They aren't tough like m<
Ho caiH
?*v *^c4&va.
The three-day event was
taxes down.
Whatever money the town
ty centers and the like com<
Nixon tapes ai
WASHINGTON (AP) -Thi
the way for the eventual p
covering 2 years of forme
conversations in the Oval 0
The court, without comm
on's non-Watereate taDes n
regional listening centers tl
Officials say the tapes, \
worth, will not be ready foi
earliest.
About 12 hours of tape
dal that drove Nixon from o
for public listening in Wash
the case acted on today.
The latest controversy c
uiugs uiuciuiru w ntiici
The federal appeals couri
ed the playing of the tapes f<
with private matters and
privilege."
Jill Merrill, spokeswoma
"a majority of the 4,000 he
will be released to the pub]
Ms. Merrill said the tape
1971 to July 1973.
She said one of the possi
through 11 regional listenin
or me tapes wouia noi De c
until at least 1984.
Nixon appealed the case
the government's plan to it
Services Administration,
chives, has custody of the
Nixon has proposed oth
public.
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RH film: ''Bringing
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'lastic long underwear is softer
mi as wool, but don't put it in the (
i Norwegian-based sportswear Kipiu
U.S. plant in Redmond, a SeatIt
exDects to sell 300.000 Dieces . .
r this year for gross sales of $6 "eapl
"W
ne company's five-year growth ^ gj
ears- old ?
ire have right now," said Susan
tecrea tiona 1 Equipment Inc., a WQrk
good product sold by word of ?
sports, it keeps dry and warm. ^
lactured from a polypropylene nearly
as warm as wool. When To
natural fibers. Its wicking ac- 2?0 '
om the body, making it ideal
ind other active outdoor sports. ? .
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antiwar article
500-word article on fascism in ame!
ningway for an antiwar issue of
las been published for the first ftedg
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e North American Newspaper
rticle against the "murder" he
ers" during the war, The New
day editions.
felt "anger and hatred" for the ;
tombing of "workers' quarters" i
in u(iut uiieiu nuuses were kiii- ?
j fascists "time their bombard- Ixgv:
people leave the cinema to go to
f reporting and commentary, '
war in Spain that Hemingway j
works: the play, "The Fifth Col- \ ;
and the novel "For Whom the ;
Watson, professor of history at
e of Technology, found the |
y Collection at the John F. Ken- |;v
discovered that it had appeared E;
thousands |
in County town of 500 swelled to I
> the multitudes were lured to the
r the aroma of 15,000 pounds of 1
lented Susan Drake, this year's Rj
ad a chitlin and says she never 1
it of all, however. holi
me chitlin eater from Marietta,
's cuisine was "real good. p
sat skins, but tender and brittle," y
all for a good cause ? to keep W
Wei
l needs for fire trucks, communi- Sovi
es from the strut. the
mailable to public ?
e Supreme Court Monday cleared Wei
UDiiC piaying 01 tape recordings wet
>r U.S. president Richard Nixon's H
>ffice. pro]
ent, let stand a decision that Nix- san
mist be made public, possibly at Jan
iroughout the country. H
perhaps several thousand hours' pre;
* public listening until 1984 at the bef<
con
e polatirtrf fn fKn \AIofarrfnfa conn. C,
o i v>ic4tiug iv uiL nav^i gavv avw?? o<
ffice in 1974 already are available "M
ington. They are not in dispute in mis
"de
overs 4,000 hours of tape recor- pur
ite. gpt
t in Washington last March allow- ^
or the public, except those dealing ^
those exempted by "executive ^
V
n for the National Archives, says ^
Kirs of conversations" eventually t-Q|
lic- nal
s cover the period from February ^
an
ibilities for releasing the tapes is raj
>g centers. She said the processing .
:ompleted for public consumption J i
I
gO1
to the Supreme Court, objecting to ^
lake the tapes public. The General
which includes the National Ar- ^
tapes under a 1974 law. ^i
er ways of making the material
sui
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Up Baby" starring Katharine
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lacks blast
>) - Blasting South Carolina's
ry of racial discrimination, i
:s demanded entry to the alli
state Senate during Tuesday's t
ng on the once-a-decade job of r
>ortionment. ?
e are still suffering tyranny in a
tate of South Carolina," 83-year- I
civil rights activist Modjeska ?
ins told the Senate subcommittee
ing on redistricting. c
eding a call by the state National $
-<J o finn fnr fho AHvannomont nf f
ed People, blacks turned out in I
for the hearing.
b largely black audience of 240 to i
acked the Senate chambers and <
ry, with some sitting at senators' 1
3 and more crowded into the hall 1
wtside chambers. 1
'c on raifraOo f ho f 117 vpar? cinpp ?
o n?. *x. j u "
Emancipation Proclamation and ]
since the 13th, 14th and 15th
idments (were passed) that i
is in this state are still not fulled
citizens," said Mrs. Simkins. ]
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int in Washinntnra. D.f
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"hanksgiving weekend in Washington, I
d a rally Saturday in the capitol city, ?
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enators expre
ASHINGTON (AP) - Defense S
nberger says if Congress rejects the ft
Lets will have "no incentive" to negol
United States over weapon reduction*
rhere's no incentive for them to be in (
e something to gain from it...if
iible...plan of maintaining an eff<
nberger said Sunday in an interne1
ik with David Brinkley."
owever, Sen. Ernest Hollings,D-S.C\, i
priations subcommittee on defense,
le program that the new Congres:
uary will not approve the MX.
ollings said the Air Force has been
ss" to get the MX approved during the
sre the newly elected, and less sym
venes.
en. Henry M. Jackson, D-Wash., af
eet The Press," said the "dense pack"
;sile, announced last Monday by Presi
sep trouble"on whether the deplovmei
sued.
Supreme Court
VASHINGTON (AP) - The emo
nal issue of abortion is returning to
i Supreme Court, where its legalizan
a decade ago fueled a still-raging
tional debate.
rhe high court was braced to hear
Suments yesterday in its most widening
study of the issue since the
itices legalized abortion in 1973.
^awyers representing the federal
vernment, Missouri, Virginia and
ron, Ohio, want to give state and
:al governments additional freedom
make abortions more difficult to obn.
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L lie uu ov/ii\Aiui^u w/ v-v/ir
me tliree hours of arguments, pose
lr major questions to be answered
a decision by July:
? Can states or local communities
quire that all abortions on women
are than three months pregnant be
rformed in a hospital?
Abortions in hospitals generally are
ore expensive that those performed
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racial disci
"My friends, we live in ar
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Iiutxuiisu ucicu awiw;.
"Free men don't beg for justice
hey fight," said Mrs. Simkins, whc
eceived a standing ovation from the
ludience. "I'm not talking about
violence. I'm talking about being
ogical and going to the ballot boxej
ind not begging."
The subcommittee is considering
jight plans of its own to redrav
Senate districts and appears heade<
or a head-on collision with the
VAACP over the issue.
On Monday, the NAACP reaffirme<
ts support for a single-membei
iistrict plan cutting across county
ines, as opposed to the subcommit
;ee's multi-member plans. Senate
leaders have insisted the state con
jtitution forbids county lines be cut, i
position the NAACP disputes.
The NAACJP plan, which contain;
riinp hlnpk mflioritv districts, is "fair
??J ? }?
ust, legal and equitable," said stat
VJAACP President William F. Gibsor
's? |
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).C. was tainted by anti-Ku Klux Klan
ind when the plans fell through, anti-l
iss views onl\
ecretary Caspar Hollings criti
dX missile plan the pack" proposa
:iate seriously with hardened, clos?
5. He said he
Jeneva if they don't Secretary of D
we don't have a anyone had re
ective deterrent," basket...ten ye
w on ABC's "This jacket."
j. uc cuiuumb
i member of the Ap- tected by placi
predicted on the Soviet missiles
s taking office in knock out all tl
Weinberger i
using "a full point the SALT I anc
j lame-duck session 4'The SALT
pathetic. Congress for the launchi
launching. It's
)pearing on NBC's and taken ai
' basing plan for the Weinberger sa
dent Reagan, faces But Hollings
it system should be kept to the teri
abiding by the
: still debatin
in abortion clinics, and in many an
of the country most or all hospit
refuse to oerform abortions on won
beyond the first trimester of pregn
cy.
? Can young girls, even those fot
to be "mature," be required to ht
the consent of one of their parents c
judge before obtaining abortions?
The Supreme Court appeared
condone such a remiirpmpnt ih
years ago, but one of the approv
justices conceded that the ruling \
"truly fragmented."
? Can doctors be required to tell
tients seeking abortions that the fe
is "a human life?"
? Can governments require doct
to wait at least 24 hours after a won
signs a consent form before perfoi
ing the requested abortion?
The court's latest consideratior
abortion comes at a time when a
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rimination |
1 The Greenville dentist pointed out
that full representation of the state's f)
31 percent black population would
1 mean 14 black senators in the
? 4fi-member bod v.
r Gibson recalled the "year of inj
famy"- 1888 - when he said violence,
intimidation and "racist election
* laws" forced blacks out of the Senate.
J However, he drew attention to suc1
cessful efforts in recent decades to
win nolitical rights for blacks. And"
Gibson said his group is "striving to
tear down another barrier of exclur
sion for black folk in the political
^ arena in this state."
i
* "The fact that no black has sat in
me siaie aenaie suite nevzuiisiruuuun t
a is no accident," said Margrett Ford,
assistant general counsel for the
s NAACP. She said the subcommittee
, plans, which contain up to two black
e majority districts, would continue to
i. keep blacks out of the Senate.
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protests. Klan members were expected to
Klan protestors vandalized the city. |
AX missile plan
cized the administration's $26 billion "dense
il for basing 100 MX missiles in superbly
based silos in Wyoming.
agreed with former President Carter's
lefense James Schlesinger, who said that if
(commended "putting all their eggs in one
ars ago you would've put them in a straight
tration argues that the weapons would be prong
them so close together because attacking
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. wouta aisaDie eacn omer oeiore mey cuuiu
le MXs.
also said the MX basing plan does not violate
1 SALT II accords.
treaty talks about more fixed emplacements
ng and the MX is not a fixed emplacement for
a cannister...It can be picked up and moved
*ound. The silo is used for protection,"
id.
said he doesn't think the United States has
ns of the SALT treaties. "I don't think we're
m now," he said.
g abortion issue
jas abortion forces seem to have lost
?ls mnmpntnm in rnnor?a?
len
an_ Adding political significance to today's
arguments is the Reagan administration's
decision to get involvind
ed, urging the high court to grant
ive state and local governments more
>ra regulatory leeway.
The 1973 decision, called vs.
Wade, was based on a woman's coning
stitutional right to privacy.
vas The court said a woman's decision
to have an abortion during the first
three months of pregnancy must be
P?" left to her and her doctor.
tus
Government statistics show that
ors among adult women, more than 95
lan percent of all abortions are performed
rm- during the first trimester.
Nationwide, more than one million
i of legal abortions are performed each
nti- year.