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-wire? Mexico inaugurati mitAitu tii Y (af) - Miguel ae year term as president of Mexico ^ economic recovery program expeci for "moral renewal" and an end to ir De la Madrid. 47. replaced Presii with the traditional inaugural pledg being and prosperity of the union. / the nation cast blame upon me." Following the ceremony at the Representatives palace, de la Mad nationally televised speech providi political program that has been a tig The hour-long address to the cou was expected to touch on plans to r economy , while stressing the related institutionalized corruption is wu hidden factor in Mexico's financial has pledged to combat corruption, e and suggests that offenders may go t The agenda also included an opei la Madrid and Lopez Portillo along t de la Reforma avenue, where they v at the monuments to Mexican ind< Revolution and to revolutionary here n m. i i Doaier anois aon PORTSMOUTH, Va. (AP) - Soi use to explain away their accidei fathom, the Coast Guard says. In the wake of scores of maritimt the 5th Coast Guard District have cnoicesi anois irom accident reports For example, there's The Case of t "The guy was all over the lake, wrote on his official form. "I had times before I ran over him." Then there was The Case of The Ot 4'The indirect cause of this accidi small boat with a big mouth." Qnmo flia wnrwunoli mnr * ijvmv w? uib pv/pnaon luiio IIU11I l boat attempted to cut in front of 1 removed his engine" ? to the simplii kill a bee, I ran into a buoy." But Coast Guard boating safety Cartney said the best of the collectio fact assessment from a sorry skipp< property rights the hard way. "Coming home," the boater said, slip and collided with a boat 1 don't h; State's oldest pri: (AP) -John Davis, who had been t] was carried from his funeral W< DallhearPrs flnri hnripH in tho oom K ?- M ?M* IVVt AAA VIIV V/Vlll family who often invited him to theii Davis died last week at the age o behind bars for the crime of night crime in South Carolina. About 40 people attended his funei chapel, most of them staff, students Waverly School of Beauty Culture their "uncle" in 1965. State Corrections Commissioner other prison officials were also on viving family. The beauty school's owner, Mrs principal mourner and took care cuiaiigeiueuis, wun some neip iror modest savings Davis left to her. "She did not see him as a prisor Bellamy during the eulogy. "She s little ones." Davis went to prison in 1922 for li home of a merchant he felt had c briefly in 1928 and again two years k But in 1940 he was recaptured, ar the year Davis found religion. Cows like stale b WESTBKOOK, Maine (AP) - At milk cows are pigging out on doughr "After you feed the cows some of1 them standing around and licking l kids," says dairyman David Knight i i?? 1 " * iviugui uuys uaKery gooas mai a stores, loads them into a truck and \ removes the wrappers and feeds t dairy cattle. He can't be bothered unwrappir items "like Twinkies and such," s< barrel for use by a neighboring pi don't seem to bother porkers. Knight figures that his bovines c< tons of baked goods each month. Bi nutritional value of the unusual fodc "Hey, what's bread made of? It's right? I can buy it a lot cheaper th?< the milking cows maybe three lo;r food; it's good for them," hoso'd USC today RH film: "Taps" starring Gt Timothy Hutton, 2:30 p.m., $1; $1.50. Last day for graduate stude . approved theses and dissertatioi is president Kenne la Madrid began a sixWednesday unveiling an W4c?,Mr.TON u ted to include an appeal ... v ~ istitutional corruption. H y'. 1984 dent Jose Lopez Portillo toback a^ther ^ e to "look after the well- ? ?ack ? er.c.? .nd if I do otherwise, let * would i newly built House of Aides said no er rid planned to deliver a pected for some tirr ng the first details of a the remaining cor htly guarded secret. Mondale and Sens, intry's 70 million people Gary Hart among t epair the near-bankrupt would be delightec I issue of corruption. nedy's blessing. A] dely acknowledged as a Senate Democratii problems. De la Madrid much, predicting, specially in government , number of Kenned 0 jail. now be ready to sup] 1 motorcade carrying de Kennedv was 1 he capital's broad Paseo counsel, ryefusine t hereto lay tiorai wreains or even identify ependence, the 1910-1920 Cranston conceded ) Bern to Juarez. former vice presi( tL _|j _ _ said he ranks Glenn nOlfl water Others edging ii unannounced, ir ite excuses that boaters Colorado, Morris its are a little hard to Sen. Ernest Holling and former Flori > michanc nffinialc mifh Aclrour " VAAIV4M1U TT1H1 1 UJAftV fT . ! set aside some of the But one Kennedy "He's going to la he Wiggly Wake. people are consi " one guileless skipper to swerve a number of | wiously Miffed Skipper. Clli WOO 1 1IVUC BUJ' Ui a I . he formal ? "The other ne, so I, with my bow, stic ? "In my attempt to ' spokesman Tony Mcn may be this matter-of ;r who learned about his [$&****** * "I docked in the wrong soner buried r jj j he state's oldest prisoner, jjp ?Hnf?Cfiav h\f civ inm itn O?A HUIlalU :' ietery plot of a Leesville y' *home. mm: Jp f 106 after half a century JT burglary, once a capital ral at a Columbia funeral k? or former students of the W , who adooted Davis as W William D. Leeke and ? * ? hand. Davis had no sur- BflOht SICflll . M M. Bethea, was the Bright lights shii of most of the funeral n the state and from the ler," said the Rev. L.M. IM g\X Q I law him as one of God's m * fe after he broke into the BRUSSELS, Belj heated him. He escaped to widen defense i iter. military leaders c id Bellamy said that was nations' recession-! U.S. Defense S< I i Wednesday the All akerv ooods the?r c " ^ defenses with highSmiling Hill Farm, the nits, pies and eclairs. Weinberger and this sweet stuff, you'll see their four-day strj their rhnns inst likp Httip mitment to beef UD . . f .. .r. The leaders also ire too old even for thrift Yuri V Andropov I lauls them to his farm. He making concession he stale munchies to his conventional and ni ig individually packaged ) those go into a separate I HlHarl 11 ig iarrner. ine wrappers ^ ?-<? --w onsume as much as three WASHINGTON it he has no beef about the Reagan administi ler. double the num made of wheat and so on, troops in Lebanon n I can wheat. So I'll feed to an appeal fr : day with their regular president, U .S. sources say. ... ine oojeci is to of Israeli, Syriai troops from Lebai for a withdrawa ? ? olAutar Hion | i" .-44 _ ? J D 0IVVTV1 tXlOll ,orge L. bcott and I hoped, in ] 7 and 9:30 p.m., I Israelis are dei concessions froi 1 government first, ints to submit I say. tis. I .'"Hip Begin gc 1 Prime Minister ] idy doesn't \P)-Sen. Edward themes he 1 icing a bid for the nuclear free r, is fully prepared policies chie ntender based on Another ai have stressed in a identified, i, aides say. Massachusei .dorsement is ex- ?P??" le, although any of , e f , itenders - Walter I215 a^, . John Glenn and talked with hem - presumably over P85 1 to receive Ken- expressed nc lan Cranston, the "He intenc c whip, said as Democratic "A significant said after iy supporters will televised anr port me." reasons di< , .. renounce bot rvctpuiK IUS UWI1 r _ f. ? c?? :?_ for the nomn o name a favorite a front-runner. Although i the current lead to the 50-year lent Mondale and wasn't renoi i, of Ohio, next. White House lto the race, still aides sougl lclude Hart of mination to Udall of Arizona, the interim, s of South Carolina Kennedy 1 ida Gov. Reubin details on hij aide - all K< aide said: asking for ok and see if these hinted that istent" with the announce jlllpfe-' r *'s A v,^ ^ ^ * ^ .. .'< * >'? *>***** *<><*><iX ' "ffil :%$??$? * :*x: ' It le at the S.C. Statehouse, conveying leaders want gium (AP) - The Western alliance spending to counter Soviet strengl oncede the first battle will be witl strapped budgets. scretary Caspar Weinberger sug 1 -1 -J -1 r ii,u vuunii ica tumu more Q6I6I oncentrating on improving convei technology weaponry, a U.S. officia 14 NATO defense ministers planned ategy session today with a writtei the defenses of Europe. prepared to call on new Soviet Pre :o signal a thaw in East-West relati is at long-running negotiations to i iiclear forces in Europe. se president (AP) - The wants some ation probably will electorate a ber of American it. It was ri to 2,400 in response official said om the Lebanese The Italia and diplomatic with the L three-natio hasten withdrawal totaling ato i and Palestinian asked by L ion. Arrangements Gemayel, il are proceeding contingents i the United States Gemayel part because the peacekeepii manding political earlier with n the Lebanese Syrians, the U.S. officials departing w Diplomat >vemment (Israeli continuing Menachem Begin) large armie endorse ai would have stressed - a initiati ze and changed economic as one f among them. to retai ide, also asking not to be "He said that while the this c< t (it : j.i 41 iu> acimiui is leaving me even u to endorse a candidate in candid ' he does not have a his point. Associates who on ^ Kennedy by telephone tends t st few days also said he a i preference. withdr Is to play a major role in runner party politics," one aide for the Kennedy's nationally Pres louncement that personal Kenne ctated a decision to Massm ;h a candidacy and a draft maxim lation in 1984. retaini uling out a race in 1984, -old Kennedy said he Majori jncing any hopes for the com mi i in 1988 and beyond, and ticipato it to stress his deter- vemoc remain a party leader in so aides s limself was providing no In i innlitinal nlanc Rut a irov rofiiini -? |/V??WVMI JL/UV M liVJ * VWtiltl annA/1?r'o nfintnf nnfn ? */% ?/? tvi/\M/v i riuicuj o oooiduxuu) wci c mui c anonymity Wednesday - can ea Kennedy might soon to spej a "major domestic imporl . -vmrnmm**? * ' < i* * > '* I the holiday spirit despite the unseas : to increase wants NATO's highest-rankin th, but acknowledged that efforts I ti their and NATO military strengtl Supreme Allied Comman gested a private meeting of minis lse for ability of NATO nations to itional modernize conventional foi 1 said official on Rogers' staff rep< to end Canadian Adm. Robert _ committee of military advis i coma "depression" and expr naround would free more fu tsident The North Atlantic Treat] ons by in 1978 to increase defense s educe inflation. But NATO project showed governments are ha calls for trot ithing to take to the Israeli dome ind say, 'See, it was worth plosn ght,'" a State Deoartment c a V?IV ? Tuesday. outbr ins and French, who along Amei fnited States make up a Th< n peacekeeping force Amei out 3,400, also have been State ebanon's president, Amin sourc : " iu increase meir troop tified numl believes having more 5,000, ig troops will lead to an will a drawal by the Israelis and Ala with the Palestinians Depi ith the Syrians. ackn( ic sources here say the for i presence in Lebanon of recer is, peacekeeping units and woult nyone yet ve" dealing with the economy way of indicating his intention in his voice as a party leader, played a major political role in ountry throughout the 1970's lough he wasn't a presidential ate," remarked one aide. will have enormous influence Democratic party and he ino exercise it very vigorously," mother. At the time of his awal, Kennedy was the frontin tha rvillo n?*i/\n? 4 1 uiv pvuo aiuuug cunieiiaers presidential nomination. idential endorsements aside, dy associates said the chusetts senator has decided to tize his political muscle by ng his political action com, the Fund for a Democratic ty. Kennedy will use the ttee to raise funds as he pares in efforts to restore a ratic maioritv in thp S*?n?to lidify it in the House in 1984, ay. iddition, of course, Kennedy s his Senate seat for at least six years, a forum from which he isily command media attention ak out on issues he decides are Photo by ionabte temperatures. spending g militarv mfln Wf?rinf?sH?v to close a perceived gap in Soviet i were hampered by lack of cash. der Gen. Bernard W. Rogers told ters he was concerned about the meet an existing commitment to rces over the next six years, an )rted. H chairman ?f NATO's ?ers, labeled the current situation essed hopes an economic turnds for defense. / Organization countries pledged ipending 3 percent a year beyond ions for 1982, issued Wednesday, ving a difficult time financially. >p increase :stic militias is creating an ex/e situation where a mistake by iide could set off a major new eak of fighting that could involve 'icans. ere are now about 1,200 *ican Marines in Lebanon. U.S. Department and diplomatic es, who asked not to be iden, said Gemayel wants the >er of Americans increased to but the administr.*itinn nrnhablv gree to approximately 2,400. n Rombert, the deputy State artment spokesman, )wledged Tuesday that a request more U.S. troops had been ved and said the administration i actively consider it.