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Show Parjfc4 Wednesday, November 9, 1977 Ik. I il Mlt. S STILL OJT THERE, n7 international Moscow The SoyjeJ ,ynon .celebrated the 60th anniversary of the 19fi Revolution Monday morning mor-ning with a mighty display of military hardware and a 'parade which included thousands of soldiers. jin v : " ' Speaking to the "crowd 6n the gray and snowy morning, Defense' Minister : .Marshal , Dmitri Ustinov said the Soviet Union's military might is "suchfhat no one would, dare , to disturb our peaceful life." He declared the Communist Party Par-ty would continue to build its niilitary strength to rebuff 'bellicose imperial forces which are stepping step-ping up the arms race and conducting a hostile propaganda campaign in the spirit of the Cold Seoul Sources in Seoul' said Monday that.South Korea and the, United; $tates will announce an agreement this week to have Tongsun Park interviewed in-terviewed in the U,S" Embassy, However, it is believed it could take a long time to arrange for the detailed interrogation of ParJeyen if he is willing to answer questions. ' Irta report sent, to Congress Saturdayjthe Carter Car-ter administration confirmed that jt is offering to dismiss the federal indictment against Park in exchange for the names of members of Congress ; who received money from him in the Korean influence-buying scandal.' : ! -V'-' ' " United Nations An immediate, permanent and binding embargo.jon.the. sale of arms to South Africa was unanimously passed by the U.N. Security CoijincjJ, Friday r The action was the harsjttsme&sure alcpn tqdate.a'gainst the white mWrnriieM'Sli5afce.p6liciefr, i V'i.'M ' i' Enditk a two-week debate DromDted bv South frica ifirqKdoW'A on protestors,, the 15-, member cpimcililde'daped' that : any' ' further acquisition' pi -arras dv; ine minority government nosed )' threat dti international peace and London Much of Britain went dark Friday night as power, workers went ( pn a gossip, wildcat strike! 'Mlions of hdmes and off ices were denied electricity as power reductions were rotated, of-; ten without warning, bn&r,;, : ; :o s " At least one deatfrhas been attributed to the st', rike as some parted! the country went without electricity fpfupJothrhours. . - n Defying tfiefrpwn union and appeals from the government, leaders of the unofficial strike said they were prepared to "flatten the country" by shutting down all power stations if management carried out a threat to stop their pay. The strikers" are" de'maridihg travel ' allowances, higher shift "ayi arid concessionary prices for their own home electricity. r Moscow A leading Soyiet, physicist claims a large and unexplained explosion that rocked Siberia nearly 70 years ago may have been caused by the crash of a spaceship from another world.- g y'i A u I :l f T 0 3. J Scientist AlexeivZolotovr.told the Moscow magazine Turist,that the Tungus explosion of 1908 cannot be identified as a meteorite or comet. He said the evenwas, accompanied by nuclear reactions" Ivhlcli are evidenced y' radioactivity found in tree ring growth of that year. Moscow President Leonid Brezhnev proposed a halt in nuclear explosions for both military and peaceful purposes Wednesday. He also said "the nuclear powers qotild undertake to start the gradual reduction of existing stockpiles of such (atomic) weapons, and move towards their complete, total destruction."' The Carter a.dminigtration cited the proposal as a "significant ste'pttDw'ard . a test-ban agreement. -;.v.:. e-v ..." : " Approved Amsterdam, Netherlands Dutch millionaire Maurits Caransa was freed Wednesday by kidnapers kid-napers after being held captive for five days. The magnate said he negotiated his own $4.16 million ransom with four abductors whom he, described as "just criminals" and not political terrorists. "As they said themselves, they were only out; for money," the 61-year-old businessman said. ; j NATIONAL ; -i . -in Toccoa, Georgia Forty-eight persons were1 reported dead and more than 60 injured Sunday 1 after a rain-soaked earthen dam burst, sending a . wall of red water down on a Bible college campus!' in the northeast Georgia mountains. , 1 ,(' Rosalynn Carter rushed from a Washington; church service to view the disaster scene from a' helicopter. Phoenix Contractor Max Dunlap and plumbed James Robison were convicted of first degree murder Sunday in the 1976 car-bomb slaying of! investigative reporter Don Bolles. ,'. The jury deliberated nearly 40 hours over a I six-day period before returning 1 the verdict ' which could mean the death penalty for the two ; defendents. ,'" The main prosecution witness, John Adamson( ; claimed that Dunlap hired him to kill Bolles and! that Robinson used a radio control device to detonate the bomb. Adamson, who has admitted to planting the explosive device, said Dunlap's,, motive was revenge for stories that Bolles had i written which forced millionaire liquor dealer 1 Kemper Marley Sr., a friend of Dunlap, to resign ! from the Arizona Racing Commission. :t New York Bandleader Guy Lombardo diedi Saturday night in Houston of a breathing problem associated with the pulmonary artery trouble for which he was admitted to the hospital on October 27. For the first time since 1929, the 75-year-old creator of the "sweetest music; this side , of heaven" will not be around New Year's eve to lead his Royal Canadians in "Auld Lang Syne. " .t Washington President Carter 5 used the -first' veto of his administration Saturday to reject authorization of $80 million for the construction of a breeder reactor on the Clinch River in Tennessee, Ten-nessee, r Carter and other critics have contended that ? the widespread use of breeder reactors, which produce more radioactive fuel than they consume, con-sume, would result in an increase in the number of nations armed with nuclear weapons. The plutonium produced by the nuclear reactors are a prime component of atomic weapons. Supporters of the project have argued that there ultimately will be a shortage of uranium used to fuel conventional reactors and that the ; breeder reactor offers a solution to this problem. New Orleans Police are questioning a former !, Internal Revenue Service auditor after his wife, father-in-law and eight other persons were wounded in a shooting spree Monday. A spokesman at Charity Hospital said four of the injured were in critical condition and that three of them probably would be paralyzed from , spinal wounds. , i Police .said two vice squad plainclothesmen heard the final shots of the hour-long rampage and ran toward the scene when Carlos Poree, 35, came walking around the corner, tucking a gun into his waistband. ; "The guy walked in the door, went down the hall and started shooting. ..everybody thought it v was a joke with a cap pistol because it was so , quick. Then everybody started screaming," a witness said. The Park City School District received final state approval Friday on a special education testing program which began Monday. Although the state has not as yet received funding from the federal government, it is felt, according to superintendent superin-tendent Dr. Richard Good-worth, Good-worth, that these funds -totaling $4,500 - will be turned tur-ned over to the. district as soon as they are made available:.;' The p3 students who have been is recommended for testing T by classroom teachers will be divided among two testing agencies. The Educational Supervisory Super-visory System Inc. tested 40 of;ne ,65 on Monday under the direction of Dr. Darrell Hart of the University of Utah. The E.S.S.I. has tested 4,000 students throughout the state of Utah over the past several years under its "Project I. D." The remaining students will be tested under the direction of the Timpanogos Community Mental Health Center of Provo. . 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