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?- tinnuaiy <./, igot, uaillOkUtK ^ ^ < ^ iinfo liwH _ JL^cA, Uc 11P11 a ? ; di&e: Nixon face NEW YORK (AP) paigns, former Preside with special interest for whether he and his v Manhattan. The directors of a cleared the way Tuesda on whether they want 1 Nixon, who has livec 1981, has tentatively 12-room apartment on at Park and 72nd Stree wuuam wnyte as the j on the Social Register. Th<* sale was blocke Jacob Kaplan, 93, a mi court papers that Nixor a host of sightseers, sec But directors voted Tu the co-op members' vo Soviets bo WASHINGTON (A Soviet Union, the first size of Cuba's navy a telligence sources said The sources, who a 2,300-ton Soviet-built powered submarine > Havana. In addition, the sou fuselages of three neu seen early this month ; These planes are the to Cuba since 1982 an* of these modern fightei said. Soviets of WASHINGTON (A1 to sell the Soviet Union of wheat and corn tl Department official sa] ing the full amount. Undersecretary Dan talks Wednesday in I could buy up to 22 mil the first year of a new I the two countries. * vr% n i UOKs tOCK RH FILM - "War Gf Dahney Coleman at 2:< 41.75. IONGSTREET THEAT THE SPUB - Pedettr / L i I p < I fT TD I DUD V F ?4 ?4 ?4 ?t?(?4 )t t( ?# l( I l414 ?t I I, I St s housing vote - A veteran of many election camnt Richard Nixon will be watching the outcome of a vote to determine vife Pat will be moving back to i cooperative apartment building ty for a vote next week by residents Nixon as a neighbor. I in Upper Saddle River, N.J., since agreed to pay $1.8 million for a the Upper East Side. The location, t, has been identified by sociologist ieographical center of New Yorkers d last week by one co-op director, llionaire philanthropist, who said in l's presence "will no doubt bring on urity guards, newsmen and others." lesday to allow the deal, subject to >te. ost Cuban navy kP) ? New shipments from the : in several years, have boosted the tnd MiG-23 fighter force, U.S. in luuay. sked to remain anonymous, said a frigate and a 2,100-ton diesel -vere delivered in recent days to rces said crates believed to contain / MiG-23 Flogger jet fighters were at an airfield southwest of Havana, first of their type sent by the Soviets i will bring to about 35 the number s in the Cuban air force, the sources fered more grain P) ? The United States has offered an additional 10 million metric tons lis year, but a senior Agriculture ys Moscow probably will balk at tak- | iel Amstutz said at the conclusion of .ondon the Soviets were told they lion metric tons of grain in 1983-84, long-term supply agreement between ? ?,. V . . ' . . 'Y \ - - ' ' - : : ly imes" starring Matthew Broderick and )0 p.m. for $1 and 7 and 9:30 p.m. for ,, 1 * RE ~ "Trojan Woman" at 8 o.m. ians peform at 9 p.m. Admision $2. ..??- i ^ Look out foi Dining Out February titt \DLINE lc^(T<VCl MISSIO nrnT T A TTI ,DKUAK "N ljI J ijf*f v ixyj > ffly Slapshot This group of USC students spent an aftei Governor sign: (AP) ? South Carolina sealed the lid on open beer and wine containers in movine vehicles vesterdav as Gov. Dick Riley signed legislation that was six years in the making. "This bill got little attention when it was first introduced several years ago, but the public demanded that strong measures be enacted to combat this Commission sa (AP) ? Officials at the state Aeronautics Commission, the target of criticism after a senator used a state plane to fly to the Super Bowl, say it is powerless to regulate the use of state aircraft by elected officials. "You can't tell what the intentions of a legislator are," said Rep. Olin Philips, D-Cherokee, an ex-officio member of the commission. A _ 1_ x AI. _ . 1 1. FOR Y 6. I [ H * I ???,? I . -T , I |* I * ' I I % * % t I til noon this past week playing street hockey on the s open containe deadly problem, and the General Assembly was sensitive to these demands," Riley said during a morning signing ceremony. The new law provides a maximum penalty of a $100 fine or 30 days in jail for conviction of the misdemeanor offense. The act brings the state's legal stand iys it can't conti Use of state aircraft "is just something that has to be done on the ethics of the person," he said. The commission met Wednesday and discussed Lindsay's trip. Commissioner Joseph Wilder of Barnwell said Lindsay's; flight "caused me no personal embarrassment," but added, "I do regret it came at the beginning of the General Assembly controversy aooui tne use 01 state planes arose earlier this week when state Rep. Jarvis Klapman revealed state Sen. John Lindsay, D-Marboro, had taken a state plane to the Super Bowl in Tampa, Fla., Sunday. %4 "There's no way you can prevent abuse. It's happened before, and it will happen again," Phillips said. r I > h IO I f I ?NS IS I 4 session. The log of the Super Bowl trip shows Commission Director John Hamilton was one of two pilots flying the eight-passenger Super King Air. Asked whether he knew the purpose of the flight and whether it was official state business, Hamilton said, "I SPECIAL SA GETKRVS NEWCHK STR1PMI 2FORS2 DELICKX other otter. Limit k 8884 person per visit. 1000 Elm wood Avenue 823 Knox Abbott Road i ? * ? t V.! i )>>).: > * , kJV * mUm^nr Hint ~+-.^w.ff VIlA^JtMI \tilf-ril. V Photo by Jom KanchanasthHi i Horseshoe. r legislation on open containers ot beer and wine into line with laws concerning open containers of hard liquor, already banned from moving vehicles. Some lawmakers this past year defended the right of passengers to enjoy a drink en route to an event such as a football game. rol plane use didn't know what business he was going to transact while down there." Hamilton said he assumed Lindsay planned to bring along members of the Transportation committee Lindsay chairs and conduct some sort of official business. "We don't question the flights," Hamilton said. "We provide transportation, and we haul things ? like corpses, or like that kid who needed a liver." Hamilton said the Super King Air was signed out for the flight instead of a smaller plane because Lindsay had ' indicated there would be six oasseneers and because there was a possibility of sleet and snow. MNGS! TATS TCEN sal; : 175. JS 1 RIPMFAI. I FOR $2.75. ! ! der strips of all white meat I ken. Big wedges of country |j ied 'taters with a peel. Offer good at participating s i tal Restaurants 1 ebruary 5, 1984. ^ "N a od with any Krystml I one coupon per V. y | Store Qmpivrt q