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I Dateline ~h=ji_ i PrOtCSt Riots erupt ( Anti-iAiar ower T,rm9s M ill I W d I By Associated Press JOHANNESBURG, marrnprs s?uih ^wc# - two I 11 a i o 11 G i o bombs exploded today, ^rrnoinrl blowing out doors and HI I HS I HIJ shattering windows at the headquarters offices of By Associated Press two gold mining com I ort\ people were de- fMlltfffi '1 tamed alter ami-war demonstrators ran "out '^.1 - 'it&Zf'Ji'l--' ol contiol" through Sun Po!lC< Wld frtlHriOtlng I ianeiseo streets and erupted in several black stormed two department townships Monday nlg^1 simes. while do/ens weie an^ early ?today. TnCfC ai.es u-d in Illinois. wcre "?w fatalities,.; Washington, ()rci!on and police he&dqtfarterv in Oliio dm me a national Pretoria said.; ; da\ Oi protests. Anglo American Corp. agreed late Monday to I hose pai iieipatint' in rehire 14,500 O? the \ioihi;i\ s "no ihisnu'ss miners fired over the \s l Mi.tl" dcmonstia weekend for holding an iltions in San I lanusvo. legal strike at Vaal Reel's,, Chicago. Scat i lc. ihe world's' largest gold Cleveland. New \oil ( i mine, (he blatffclNational u. Atlanta. Hurlmgton. . Union ;$of-^MutWorkcrs \ i . and I'oiiland. ()i e . sn d. and ai colleges in Ohio The union planned to ai vl Massacluisetts con tllld I he UO\ CI 1111K' 111 s ?Aiii aiit 11 oni ^ipposiuon ^South nuclear weapons. SmuTersMn HuiuliciK ?il people threw eues .11 an \im\ km mi me black ^rioting occuried in ceinci in New Noik ( us! ?hc eastern ;Capc Pro vince. More than 150 peo\houi 2()(i pi-tipli'. *pie were arrested from late niiinv in punk mckci lmih Sunday to Monday evenand spoiling niuli i ing, police said. colored hau. matched They reported five Irom Market Sneei io firebombings in black I mon Squaie in Sail townships. Iiancisco. "Hashing the Prtlic* ?.?M iftft wimiec smceis. suiiinniL' stoics gathered, outside the and i> mp .>11 the stiecis." homes of black policemen said police Inspectoi John I ingelihte township, I lennesscx. " I he\ were .:^ar^^ir'M<W%;'\'and^ cleaik out ol control." '*TBftUtCd dCa|A^ti8lMra^!i Oneot licei was slight l\ $dispersed with tear Ijaj. pled trash e:ms' hlm-livt |H?IkC N.llll i........ ' .ir^ '. '' world today Cm i~ i i ? ?i i uiciiduc iuuiiu un diiuidiiu """?"""" "" 11 |J II si I \ llse 111 \|W\Kh, N..I. \ til I k >i 11 K'>> c\.Kii;iHkl h.ul ||U- same pail ol ;i \ewaik .mpoii lciiniii.il .tllei ,t j-icnade. hut w.i woikei lound .in explosive device ahoaid .1 People I \piess \n linos iel liiK'i new I \ .1111\ Accused p I'll tlOIII I loilll.l. police said tOllitV "li could li.iv e 1I1 >IK' .1 voiisidciaMc \l W \OltK amount ol damage on an aiuiatl. espec1 :i11 \ sionci. shaken I il n was in llii'hi." said Ollicei lames I eski (orliuc in a On ol 1 lie police ilepai Iiiienl's homh squad. "li ol his top duels was armed " olliceis 10 lake 1 He n;iui lho do\ kc was a "hand yrendade published repor | [strawberries i { x The big berries are here!! ? $ . Youv S>1 | J ''' v'\cVv I ^ follow si^ns 3 miles south of %) M ^ State Farmer's Market & V I J U.SC. Stadium on Muff Rd V [j V Containers furnished $4 per gallon bj Problems keeping Qhnttlo nroini hiicx/ unuiiiu uiuvv uuu y By Associated Press SPACK C'KNTKR, Houston ? Weird echoes and a muttered curse drifted to liarth as Challenger astronauts struggled with mechanical problems in the orbiting laboratory they're sharing with a menagerie of monkeys and rats. A broken airlock, loulcd plumbing system and communications gaffs that caused radio signals to echo as if in a cavern slowed efforts by the astronauts to activate the billion-dollar Spacelab. Challenger was launched from the Kennedy Space Center in l lorida on Monday, but within a lew hours the sevenastronaut crew found themselves beset by mechanical problems that quickly threw them behind schedule. I hey were able to send one small satellite spinning off into an independent orbit as planned but another cralt, called C11 ()\1 K, tailed to hudgc from its can-like nest in the cargo ba\. A medical experiment that was to vacuum up and measure the volume of urine produced in space worked in reverse. I hud was spewed into the cabin, sending the astronauts scurrying around with paper towels to sop up floating droplets. "We have attempted to use the urine monitoring system," said Dr. William "Thornton, one ot two astronaut-physicians on hoard. "On I he Hush cycles u was blowing water all over the place and alter extensive cleanup, I have discontinued use ol thai." I ater. the crewmen found they could not gel a kitchen water system to work. Mission commander Hob Overmyer reported pari ol the crew were scheduled to go to bed, but "they'd like lo gel some water" he lore sleep. .Mission Control lold the crew how to hook up an auxilliary water gun While three members of the crew slept, the other four astronauts actuated Spacclab in the cargo bay and immcdiatel\ encountered a series of problems. Northeast facing s By Associated Press ahou| ha|| o| Ncu , Wavward winter winds have left the ine water and a t:m.l I'll.I-..i.l i - ....... . v. .. WM . II I I VI UVMIVMI UUIUl|IUM i?| I 11 c I inoisi when it should he soaking wet. "We aie m worse leaving millions oI people who live in the hot. cli\ summe the region lacing one ol the worst been ? and that inc droughts in years, experts sav. ol the '60s. which Alter nine straight months of below record," said Dawes average rainfall, drought alerts 01 Delaware River iia emergencies have been declared in nor- which tracks wat thern New Jersev. eastern I'enn- southern New York, sylvania. New York City and 20 towns nsylvania and Delaw in Massachusetts, l awns are going Robert Goodell, without water, cars are unwnsliwl :<rul chict iinnr. some restaurants arc serving water on- the Catskill reserve ly on request. about 15 inches of ra Three reservoirs at the headwaters three times normal ol the Delaware River in New York drought warning. State are at 61 percent of capacity I he dry winter ha when they should be nearly lull. These storms that veered I C'atskill Mountain reservoirs provide patterns, fluctuation itch ilie military and private I lie reported lelirement ol" ('I nam explosives experts. Ii Hamilton Robinson. coiiiinm explosive powei as a liaml department"s I7,(M)() unitoimed is encased in liaid caidhoard. the Ouecns commanders contmi .. . np slatted h> ( ommissionei he once to retire last week with the icnmv.il ol otliei commandos in iIk* boun I ho citv police coininis u allcL'ai ions ol t>i 111 ;i I it \ and Kohinson. 54, who holds the cens precinct, has asked one rank in ihe department. is one and ihieeoihet commanding slat chiefs \sho report to Koher ear l> let uenient. according to 11.. the chief ol operations, is yesterda\. directly to Ward. 'J\Jeed bJxtra Cash" \ ! $14.00 On First Donation \ Twice A Week Donation H dj d? ii> U I <P *P ?P <P ?P ;i ; | COLUMBIA PLASMA CENTER f 1916 Taylor Street ! : ^ (Columbia, South Carolina 29201 ;H a a Phone 254-6683 ' ; Vg$| Oi'KN 7:00 AM Cfjffg H "Bring this Coupon h7//i .von " v5jJJ j| I ^_ , mm m mmk m mm ! ^ " W" ** MM MARinW QUI I /tk- n.m.^rt | mniiiuii uwft.fc.rniv uwiwvwvn | Shaken up j Columbia's First Baptist Church let's mothers have the ^ day off by babysitting the children. The mother on duty didn't know the last name of Dori, above, who sips a milkshake on the Horseshoe. ummer drought 101k ( iiv's drink- temperatures, a lack ol snow and the re considered a meaiiderini! ol imH>< nin.K ion's suppK. known as the jet stream. shape going into The jet stream normally ihovcl r than we've ever along the South and (iulf C oast, sai^P ludes the drought Kenneth Bergman, a climate analyst is the worst on lor the National Weather Service, l ast Thompson of the winter, it swung north over the Great sin Commission, Lakes and the St. Lawrence Valley, er supplies tor taking normal rain and snow storms New Jersey. Pen- with it. are. Municipalities are being forced to the commission's tighten the tap. ?s the area around Gov. Thomas H. Kcan has declared uirs would need a drought emergency in northern New lin before June ? Jersey, banning car washing, lawn I ? to lilt the watering and the automatic serving of water in restaurants. To prevent forest s been blamed on lires. more than 2 million narchrd rom their normal acres ol public and private woodland ' s in land and sea have been closed to hiking. mi i I'.nroi Lorimar drops Multimedia Bid Kiel ol t lie otlKeis, and (I l.\ I.K (MY. Calil'. ? I orimar I'to ies i lie shake- duet ions has \\ ithdiau n its SI .02 billion ol let iiiamin W aid to hu> Multimedia Inc., compart} officials precinet and sa\. f Multimedia, hased m (iici-in i I!? <mnsaiu^P k operates newspapers and IV and radio >>(. 1 nr lts| iions, lis management and tour tonlulinc " j 'jj)!,'>rt) tamilies. which together control ahont 40 .{ s percent ol the company's stock, opted to go u 10 Kl1l),ls with a recapitali/ation plan instead ol selling the tirm. , ) Thf I.AMKCIK K i? Ihr ?lud*nt I n<uBpajM?r of Ihr l'ni?er?il? "t South I H * BruiiHi ana is puDiiinrti imtr nm?? j a ?r(k on Mondaya. Wednndaya and I USC f Friday* during the Tall and spring I u j |^^k? 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