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Radioactive leak in Stockholm plant STOCKHOLM, Sweden Radioactive steam has leaked in reactor building at Lithuania' Chernobyl-style nuclear plani Swedish officials said Thursday. Swedish nuclear agencies sai there were no indications that radi ation leaked outside the reactc building in Wednesday's incider at the Ignalina plant, about 5 miles northeast of Vilnius. A spokeswoman for the Swedis Nuclear Power Inspectorate quote unnamed Lithuanian officials a saying the reactor was to have bee shut down this morning so inspec tors could determine what ha caused the leak. 1,000 join strike JERUSALEM ? More than 1,00 Palestinian prisoners resumed We're no we're I jvvyvwv^ t INT | CAMEC( > OP! > DEAT i ^ ubni i INTI ua>A//AAAA^ | jg ii inn """'" I hJXV, ' _?-A < i p/fc ?| r*Hfc vi3 LX^ j i %**k L Sponsored by thi hunger strike for better prison con- an hourlong stair ditions Thursday, a day after a fel- State police st ]low inmate who had taken part in in Rochester an< an earlier strike reportedly died of Gazette that the - a heart attack. about 9:30 a.m Police confronted stone-throwing County Courthoi protesters at disturbances in Arab also houses othei east Jerusalem, and Palestinian After about 01 merchants in Jerusalem and in most ended with at towns in the occupied West Bank dead, police saic shuttered their stores in a mourning flicting reports ~ strike. gunman was ami a In northern Israel, police found Barbara Cha s the body of an Israeli farmer in woman at Schi fields near the Prazon collective nearny Monto settlement south of the city of wounded man ta Afula. Israeli radio said the man. died 'ate diis m< |r about 35 and a resident of the near- information on o lt by Meitav collective farm, had 0 been stabbed five times. His name was not immediately |?|k Jfi d faith in r uunman khis iour WATKINS GLEN, N.Y.? A gun- COLUMBIA man took hostages in a county vey at Benedict 0 office building Thursday, and at Jnai]ly ? . ,e.SC 0 , . f , e. little faith in i a least four people were killed after t good because HPl* t the oldest JL llC ' ivvwvvyNvvvvwyjvvv^ ELLIGENT HOURS FOR )CKS HOME FOOTBAI N SATURDAY -10 AM TO 5 PM MISSISSIPPI STAT " "TOfrffl THE FIRST STOP TO !ru u International Week f92 d S?..m^\mC' ijtjm 10 HHBv |l| ? nvf mt iv mi Jrjr ^mwiir p Vlff llilf UVff \uw V'/ TT7 ^7 * i October 19-25 ? ? f TSegMoiiday's Gamecock ?* for Schedule of Events. ^ ^ j|C^P |Paid for, in pa<f,"by studenf&fcdvities fees, j tmmmmmmmmmmmmaammmmum&m :net & Black is Ba< ?O >91-92 GARNET & BLACK YEARBOC ABLE NOW ON THE THIRD FLOOR C ELL HOUSE, ROOM 316 OR 3241 YC BK UP YOUR PRE-ORDERED YEARB< MON.,WED., OR FRI. BETWEEN 9 Al UPM. A LIMITED NUMBER OF THE j & BLACK YEARBOOKS ARE ALSO SOLD, BUT HURRY BECAUSE THEN GOING FAST! 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She had no doesn't have much confidence in ther victims. him as a person, in the decisions made. I think the whole institution itself is at stake." Board Chairman Charles E. Allen of Detroit dismissed the criticjsm as distortions by uninformed dissidents who want to hurt the college. have no Teacher of the year 'resident Elected Thursday ? A recent sur- GREENVILLE ? A kinderCollege has found garten teacher at Pelham Road tool s faculty have Elementary School, Dodie Burns iho looHorchin r\f _ _ . l,,v Magill, was chosen lhursday as Garnet & Blacl ^ DUCK! ^ quality c n <1 an JIRREG1 Get an Extra with a Valid Items already on sa 631-D Columbia, ? mi 1 I am" 4| ^ "r ^1^ C-r }| * ^ Ckf 1 IF YOU 1 EXPENSIVI " THR >K IS 3F THE 1 T hink about suppor Ml \AA\/ ^ twenty-five, thirty /U IVI/aY in retirement. It might DOK f financial test ou'll eve * a a k ipn 5 you have one valuable < VIAND I fLvor. Time. 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"The shrinking number of adults with stu< whom children can interact loving- thei ly has created a feeling of loneli- thei ness for today's child." it. In 1991, Magill proposed pat- cha terning her school after an actual teei community. Interior walls are coo painted with realistic scenes depict- pro ing a 1920s Southern town. ?'Into the Streets' A nationwide volunteer-for-aday program Into the Streets will . be held from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. on M Oct. 23. m "Students are not apathetic to the 0nl We're the olde V because we're gc a HEAD I t> !h tlet : loseouts :?i id ljlars ill L 10% Off ?? College ID 1|| to c. le are not included " irden St. SC 29201 >984 ; | 6pm * I _ t i i hought colle( 3, try putting y< ough retireme: ting yourself for At TIAA-CREF v y years or longer stand the value of st be the greatest can help make it pos r face. Fortunately, retirement and tax-< asset in your plans, a diverse port choices, and a recor ige of tax-deferral, service that spans 7 3 grow. 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