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Closed Sunday & Monday during off season only. 649-5993 INTERNATIONAL Northern Ireland IRA guerilla Bobby Sands died early Tuesday on the 66th day of his hunger strike. Rioters in the Catholic districts of Belfast hurled firebombs at police, but the predictions of civil war between Protestants and Catholics failed to come true. Sands, who was elected to Parliament during his stay in Maze Prison, started star-ted the strike to gain political prisoner status for himself and other IRA prisoners. Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher said that Sands dies of his own choice "a choice his organization failed to allow to any of their victims." vic-tims." Sands lapsed into a coma on Sunday, and dies clasping a crucifix given him by a Vatican envoy who failed to convince him to give up his fast. Seventy convicts in the prison vowed to begin a hunger strike. Three of Sands' comrades are starving and one is reported near death. London Prince Charles was "bugged" during a series of telephone conversations, during which he made disparaging remarks about the Commonwealth country of Australia, and Prime Minister Malcolm Fraser in particular. The West German magazine Die Aktuelle said it has an option to buy the transcripts of the tapes and almost will certainly publish them if they are genuine. It is believed an Australian telephone worker tapped five calls Charles made from Australia to his mother, Queen Elizabeth, and bride-to-be Lady Diana Spencer. A British news agency said the transcripts were in the possession of British author Donald Regan, who said they were given to hime by a group of anti-monarchist Australians. Aus-tralians. Regan already has angered the Royal Family with two books about them one about the love life of Princess Margaret, and the other, a collection collec-tion of Charles' childhood drawings and letters. A Buckingham Palace spokesman said any attempt at-tempt to publish the transcripts should be "strangled at birth." London The Beatles reunited? It just might be true, according to friends of the former Fab Four. A new George Harrison single, to be released May 15, features Harrison on vocals and lead guitar, Ringo Starr on drums, and Paul and Linda McCartney providing back-up vocals. The record, "All Those Years Ago," is rumored to contain references to the murdered John Lennon. It is part of Harrison's album, "Somewhere in England," which will be out in June. Friends say the collaboration just means the three musicians are still good friends, and does not signal a reunion. NATIONAL Salt Lake City The First Presidency of the Mormon Church attacked the MX missile system, saying the church's gospel of peace was contradicted by the mammoth weapons system. In Utah the mostly-Mormon population has been evenly divided' in opinion polls on MX. But opponent op-ponent Scott Matheson said the LDS statement will have a strong impact on Utahns, and on President Reagan, who received the church's opinion in a wire. The church said the concentration of missiles in the area places an unfair burden on one section sec-tion of the nation and invites a first-strike attack from an aggressor. In response to the LDS statement, Sens. Garn and Hatch, both Mormons, Mor-mons, insisted thay had always had questions and considered alternatives to the present Utah basing mode of MX. Los Angeles The first homosexual palimony suit in court history was filed against tennis star Billie Jean King by a woman who claimed she had lived with King in a lesbian relationship in the early '70s. King at first denies the relationship relation-ship early in the week, but in a Friday press con ference admitted her love affair with plaintiff Marilyn Barnett. King and husband Larry professed their love, and the tennis pro denied she had promised lifetime support, a house, or any other finances to Barnett. Barnett's suit claims she and King began sexual intimacies six months after their first encounter in 1972. The plaintiff said she gave up her hair-dressing hair-dressing career to be King's servant and companion. com-panion. Barnett was crippled after a fall last October. Oc-tober. Washington In a scene reminiscent of Viet nam protest days, thousands of protestors marched mar-ched from the Lincolm Memorial to the Pentagon, Pen-tagon, attacking President Reagan's aid to El Salvador, his cuts for social programs, and the draft. A protest organizer said the crowd numbered num-bered more than 100,000, but D.C. police made estimates closer to 25,000. The demonstration recalled a similar 1967 march that resulted in 300 arrests and 50 injuries. in-juries. But Sunday's march was reported orderly and peaceful. Washington A Mayo Clinic doctor announced that the controversial cancer "cure" Laetrile had failed in the first government-controlled tests of the substance. Dr. Charles Moertl told a medical group that 104 out of 160 cancer patients in a test died. Only one case produced a partial response, and that was questionable. Laetrile supporters charge the test results may be faked, and they suggest the tests may be using an imperfect mixture of Laetrile, which is made from the pits of apricots, and other fruits and nuts. The Mayo Clinic is part of a massive experiment ex-periment using 300 patients in cancer centers located in New York, Los Angeles, and Tucson. So far, said Moertl, it has been ineffective in extending ex-tending life span, relieving symptoms, or improve im-prove the prognosis of patients. Redwood City, Calif. To some, he's just a year-old Angora goat named Lancelot with an abnormal growth a 10-inch horn jutting from his forehead. But to others, he's the first unicorn to be bred in 500 years. A naturalist named Otter G'zelle and his wife, Morning Glory, claim they stumbled across an ancient process for breeding unicorns and employed two Angora goats to produce Lancelot. They say they will disclose the method to a scientific journal after it has been patented. , .... , , - ., But animal science professor Dr. Perry Cupps ; said the horn was just a congenital mutation and laughed a the notion of consistent breeding. "Remember the fellow who said there's a sucker born every minute? " Riverside, California An unidentified drug is the prime suspect in the deaths of 24 patients in a local hospital and three other deaths in a hospital about 20 miles away. But local county attorney Thomas Hollenhorst would not identify the drug for reporters. Twenty-four patients have died in Community Hospital of the Valley between Feb. 27 and April 23. After that string of deaths stopped, three patients died at the nearby San Gorgonio Pass Memorial Hospital. All were elderly, and all died in intensive care units. Coroners are performing autopsies on the bodies and examining the air and anesthestic system and Community Hospital. But Hollenhorst would not say if police are seeking to learn if a doctor or nurse worked at both hospitals. Chicago The Timex took a licking, but it kepi ticking. And it was finger-licking good, too. A local surgeon reported the case of a man who had a new Timex watch in his stomach for five months. During a mugging in New York, he had put the watch in his mouth to save it and swallowed it instead. The man never complained of ill effects, but routine X-rays spotted the watch and surgery was performed over the man's protests. The watch was ticking but the date and time were wrong. (Restaurant SmnJ II Seafood Beef Oyster Bar 1 ? 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