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Page 2 ? November 7, 1984 Dateline THE GAMECOCK
Greenwood
puts 900 f
Associated Press
WARE SHOALS
and put 900 people
ful," but Riegel Te>
choice.
"The Hood of in
tinues to take a largt
is nearly impossible
gerated value of the
Coleman said Mond
"This situation i:
and the impact on W
he said.
THE LAYOFF o
ing the next six mc
from Riegel Corp.
Coleman said th
dustrial line owned
But several other \
operate at the site,
These are the S
\ which produces sp<
lient; Riegel way Ln
of the company at '
Company officia
Woodruff would al
THE WARE Sho
the state, said Net! i
The plant closing
1 iscal 19.X4 of S16 mi
of directors approve
"The free-trade p
to transfer jobs in t
parel to low-wage
celerating," said Cc
is a sad but inescap
The Riegel Plant i
I County town of \\
Carolina's elected U
restore textile jobs.
REP. Bl IT El
"devastating" and
C arolina congressio
the state's textile jo
"The figures ha
Greenwood, 200 ii
Shoals. It is a malac
economic disrepair.
Sen. Ernest Hoi
evidence of the gro1
"Job by job, mil
out of business," H<
is imports. When wi
administration whic
excessive imports."
Sandini
Associated Press
NICARAGUA ?
dinista junta and his
victory in a national <
denounced as a sham
With a third of tin
returns gave Ortega
ballots, or 67.8 perct
among five other par
"We take for a fa<
tions," said Ortega
liberation front, whi
military victory ov
dynasty.
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textile plant
leople out of \
? The decision to close a
out of work was "difficult
ctilc officials say the comps
nports from low-wage cou
;r share of our domestic mai
for us to export because o
U.S. dollar," Chief Execul
lay in announcing the plant
s hurting most of Riegel's
-'are Shoals has been especia
f the employees will be com
mths, according to a comp
e Ware Shoals Railroad,
by the company, will also
Vare Shoals facilities will <
he said.
out hern Executive offices;
xialty chemicals; the plast
igineering; and the trucking
Ware Shoals.
Is said the yarn and knittii
so continue to operate.
als mill is one of seven Rie
Cochrane, a company spok?
will cause a net loss for the c
illion or $4.29 per share. Rie
,id the closing at its Nov. 2
olicies of our government w
>asic industries such as texti
countries, and that Iran?
ileman, in a prepared stateni
able fact."
s the major industry in the C
are Shoals, population 2,
?aders immediately called fc
i Derrick said the cl<
called for a meeting of
rial delegation to begin actio
bs.
u' been accumulating ? 5
i McCormiek, and now 9C
ly that is leaving the S.C. U|
llings, D-S.C., said the 1
A'ing crisis in the textile bus
I by mill, America's textile:
ollings said. "The cause of t
II it stop? It will stop when
h enforces the law against
sta junta
Daniel Ortega, chief of th
party's presidential candic
election that U.S. and oppo
i.
e ballots counted by early >
240,874 of 355,069 valid
mit of the vote. The remain
ties.
:t the victory of the FSLN
, referring to the Sandin
eh came to power in July
er the 42-year-old pro-L
BRB ? HflH
of South
ree times B
sdays and ? (Ah.
id spring j m
?dnesdavs B iVjM
i. with the
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e GAME- J S14.0
rs and not p.]
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hlirations H
lblisher of /Tj
put Media B
;ani/ation Ul
subscrip- N
spondence
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uth ( aro- [N
.(K) for (1) I r
semester B v^O
sessions. g
of I "]3n
closes, Poli:
work Associate
WARS
Jerzy Pi
plant here bound, g
and pain- a|jve whe
my had no to an icy
a well-ini
ntries con- The so
rkets and it of anony
t the exag- tion a^o
tive Robert Solidarity
shut down. have not
operations have beei
lly severe," attribute*
priests sa
marks of
pleted dur- An Gf
any release autopsy
Popielus;
a short in- f00t with
be closed. he would
continue to ficial al:
anonymii
Riechem,
ics depart- p|pg|i|p
operations ||l||||gl
lg plant at flllllll
gel mills in
Lvsman. K -:-V,
company in pySlSB
gel's board
meeting.
ill continue
les and ap- l|jgjjjji^
?fer is aclent.
"This
Greenwood
100. South NSjBjl
ir action to
>sure was
the South
n to restore
00 jobs in Rec
10 in Ware
^country in ^lec
countr
ayoffs are ?' vo,c
iness. than c.
s are going pected
his tragedy everyoi
we have an United
illegal and 'n ^
en com
three I
leader \
In secc
e leftist San- sidered tc
late, claimed Parly was
sit ion leaders a^? lo
was too I;
Final r<
esterday, the election o
1 presidential than 80 p
ider was split In addi
and 90 m
in these elec- terms to s
ista national stitution \
1979 after a Ortega
I.S. Somo/a fighting I
terms." 1
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sh priest I
d Press
AW, Poland ? The
opieluszko apparently
;agged and battered but
n his abductors threw hit
reservoir in northern Pol
ormed source said today
urce, who spoke on cond
mity, was privy to infoi
ut an autopsy on the
/ priest. The autopsy re
been made public, but I
i a slew of reports and rui
i to family, friends
ying Popieluszko's body
torture and severe beati
ficial who took part in
told the AP earlier
2ko had been bound hand
1 a noose around his nec
choke if he struggled. Th
so spoke on conditior
tyord
high vo
tion officials across
s reported a record nun
rs casting their ballots. IV
>0 million voters were
to go to the polls to c
ne from the president of
States to county corone
outh Carolina, many vo
itered long lines and tw<
lour vigils as thev waite<
iA/ins Nic
>nd place was the indep
) be center-left, and tht
i third. The Independent
ycott the election, but tl
ate to withdraw.
isults are not expected u
fficials said the tally woi
ercent of eligible voters,
tion to a president, vote
embers of a new nations
tart Jan. 10. The assembl
vithin two years.
also claimed victory ov
his regime, saying they
4e predicted President I
sb" <^g
onation i!
nation ii
$ I
:enter B
59201 m'
battered b
The well-info
Rev. that the 37-yea
was priest died of a
still was unclear wl
n in- choked to dei
and, been gagged
around his neck
ition Friends wh<
rma- body said his t
pro- and his face a
suits beaten. The ofl
here the autopsy sai
mors water in his lun
and It is not clear
bore conscious when
ng. voir where pol
the body Oct. 30,
that abducted.
I and Four interior
:k so tached to the s
eof- charged in
1 of Popieluszko's c
A fifth minsitry
r
ter turnout i
the cast their ballots,
iber there were few
lore voters got into tl1
ex- "We've had i
lect seems most peopl
the when they get t
rs. Summ e y, c h a
ters Charleston C<
) to Commission.
.1 to Voters in the <
:aragua's
>endent liberal party, coi
; Democratic Conservath
Liberals decided two weel
le Electoral Council said
intil Thursday. Ortega an
ild show a turnout or moi
ms elected a vice presidei
,1 assembly, all for six-ye;
y is assigned to write a coi
er the U.S.-backed rebe
"have failed in militai
Reagan would win the
Hihv
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efore de
rmed source said todc
r-old Roman Cathol
sphyxiation, but that
hether he drowned <
ith. Popieluszko h*
and had rope buri
the source said.
3 saw Popieluszko
eye was badly swolk
ppeared to have bet
ficial who took part
d there was blood ar
igs.
whether the priest w;
thrown into the rese
ice frogmen found h
11 days after he wj
Ministry opfficials a
ecret police have bee
connection wit
ibduction and slayinj
official ? a general M
JH
> m 1
causes fev
but officials said
problems once
ie polling area.
io complaints. It
e arc ready to vote
here," said Keith
i i r m a n of the
auntv Election
state had three to
presic
n- U.S. election, ai
>e vade Nicaragua
<s "He'll have t(
it
In Washingtoi
'd called the voting
re the Nicaragua p<
real sense of the
11 " Hie Sandini
*r political opposit
ed," Hughes sai
Hi- Nicaragu;
Is tion coalition, b<
y a free and oj
government.
-MOU
star
JA
ath, offica
\y has been suspendec
ic possible diseiplinai
it ministry.
3r Meanwhile, gove
id Jerzy Urban ealled i
is conference today p<
of a Politburo me
's night, Urban said
;n Popieluszko's killin
;n ed at the news con I
in
id Poland's Catho
defended its officia
as dition of Popielusl
r- representatives wei
is autopsy.
as
Dissident historia
t- told reporters Mo
rn church sources had
h episcopate was ke<
I. ing" autopsy result
? stirring public unre
v problems
five minutes each to clu
dent, U.S. senator, a co
state lawmakers, local I
decide local referendui
c o m p I e x constit
amendments.
Above, voters wait
Christopher Towers i
Street.
lential el
nd then would have to de
or negotiate with the San<
:> take a decision rapidly,'
i, State Department spoke
' "a lost opportunity for I
?ople were not allowed to
word."
sta electoral farce, wit ho
ion, leaves the situation e
d.
an Democratic Coordinatt
Dycotted the elections, claii
xmi campaign were not
S W
^ KNI
m
I says
1 and a colonel faces
ry measures by the
rnment spokesman
off his regular news
-nding the outcome
eting. On Monday
more details about
g would be disclosure
nee.
lie episcopate has
1 silence on the conko's
body. Church
re presen' for the
m Jan Jozef Lipski
nday that reliable
informed him the
'ping the "terrifys
secret for fear of
St.
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i? '
Photo by Jennifer Steib
at polls
ose a presingressman,
eaders, and
ns and six
u t i o n a I
in line at
>n Blossom
ection
cide whether to inJinistas.
Ortega said.
sman J oh n Hughes
Nicaragua," saying
participate in "any
ut any meaningful
ssentially unchangthe
main opposiming
conditions for
granted by the
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