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Show Page THE HERALD, Provo, Utah, 2 6 Friday, September J 985 National and World News pa H0S - PaBEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) lestinian guerrillas battled Shiite Moslem militiamen around a Palestinian refugee camp today, and fighting raged between Shiites and Druse in west Beirut. Police said 22 people were killed and 85 were wounded. Christian and Moslem snipers also fired at each other along the Green Line that divides the Moslem west and Christan east sectors of Beirut. Police said at least 12 people were killed and 40 were wounded Teachers Strike in 5 States Press International Teacher walkouts in five states By United kept more than 125,000 students out of classes today, while the last strike in Illinois appeared to be on the way to resolution with a tentative two-yeagreement. Teacher strikes affected 52,000 students in Michigan, 43,500 in Se, 12,000 attle, 18,300. in in Rhode Island and 1,200 in Ohio. In the far west Chicago suburbs, the Wheaton-WarrenvilTeachers Association and District 200 school board reached a tentative agreement at 7:15 a.m. to end a strike that began Aug. 28 and affected 10,000 students and 550 teachers. Peniis-ylvania- le Francisco's 3,800 teachers accepted the school district s latest offer of a 9.5 percent raise Thursday after several days of bargaining, teacher spokesman Ron Atkinson said. The teachers, who had sought a 12 percent raise, termed the district's initial proposal of 5 percent "insulting." San the school board said Thursday it will receive a $4 million federal "magnet school" grant that will be used to alleviate the work load caused by special needs students. That work load was one of the major complaints that led the city's 3,700 teachers to strike. In Seattle, a teachers strike in Toronto in the eastern part of the state moved into its third day today after teachers rejected the school board's latest contract offer late Thursday. No new negotiations were scheduled. In Newport, R.I., a group of students walked their own picket lines outside two district schools Thursday to vent their frustrations over a strike by about 300 instructors. In Ohio, Man Challenges Company's Cuts - The WASHINGTON tUPI) head of a House panel investigating E.F. Hutton & Co. says the firm's move to punish 15 mostly mid-levexecutives for its check-kitin- g scheme is an unfair effort at corporate "damage control." Following a news conference Thursday by former Attorney General Griffin Bell to announce the internal results of his three-mont- h investigation, Hutton said it would follow Bell's recommendations promptly. Bell directed the harshest measures including personal fines ranging from $25,000 to $50,000 -be leveled against six branch managers. He also exonerated Hutton's two top officials, George Ball, r" overthe 1980-8- 2 president du-:draft scandal, und Robert Fomon. current chairman and chief executive officer. Rep. William Hughes, termed the report ' positive'" but said: "I'm not sure I totally agree with the manner they re meting out the punishment. I think it (involvement) is much more pervasive than the dozen or so singled out." m battles between Palestinians and Shiites at Bourj refugee camp on the outskirts of Beirut. The fighting tapered off early in dead and 115 wounded. The battle is the worst violation yet of a cease-fir- e June 18 that halted five weeks of warfare in the camp and Tuesday to ploded around Bourj and the two sides attacked each other in close-quartfirefights. The highway to Beirut airport, which runs along the edge of the camp, was closed for a while because of Palestinian sniper fire. The casualties today raised the total since the fighting broke out camps. IAVEPL N CHPJSTENSEN. Editor Eentul co"d clem matte' at Entered as the pott office n Provo Utah PO ID 143060 er United Ptetl International Audit Bureau o Orculotion Shiite-domina- Month. earner 6 Monthv, carrier One Vear. corner SATES $600 S36 00 $72 00 MAIl RATES IN UNITED STATES $700 $J00 Month 6 Montht One Veor HERALD OFFICE classified circulation $84 00 TELEPHONE NUMBERS 373 5050 373 6450 37 5103 The Shiites overran Sabra and parts of Chatilla, but failed to overwhelm the Palestinians in the largest of Bourj the three camps with about 50,000 residents. Police said the intensity of the fighting prevented fire engines from reaching the blazing buildings in the Zarif and Noweirl - Typhoon into China' There was no immediate word from China on injuries and damage from the typhoon, the eighth this year to hit the country's coast. The typhoon weakened to a severe tropical storm after sweeping into Guangdong province from the South China Sea. Forecasters said it would continue to lose strength as it moved inland. (LTD Tess slammed Guangdong province today, spawning mud slides and flooding, uprooting trees and disrupting transportation. Two people were reported slightly injured in Hong Kong, about 95 miies southwest of where the storm blew ashore. They were treated at a hospital and released. Artifi(LTD cial heart patient Michael Drum-mon- d was improving from a series of mild strokes caused by his plasbut his condition tic Jarvik-7- , spurred an immediate search for a human heart to replace the machine in his chest. Dr. Jack G. Copeland, chief of the heart team at University of Ariz. TUCSON, Arizona Medical Center, said Bombs Destroy U.S. Radar in Germany NOHFELDEN, West Germany Three bomb blasts de(AP) stroyed radar equipment early today at a U.S. Army missile site near this western German town, but caused no injuries, a U.S. military spokesman said. West German officials said they believed supporters of the leftist Red Army Faction terrorist group were responsible for the attack. "Thpre wprp thrpp blasts that - destroyed three mobile radar sets mounted on trailers," said Sgt. Bob Lentner, a spokesman for the U.S. Army in Heidelberg. "It is an enclosed site." He said the attack took place at about 6 a.m. (10 p.m. Thursday, MDT). anti-aircra- ft Kit - Thursday that Drummond had improved significantly after suffering the strokes earlier in the day. But the strokes, caused by several tiny blood clots in the brain, spurred the team to start searching the nation for a human heart to replace the Jarvik-- 7 implant. Four I- ters. In southern Lebanon, an Israeli-backe- d Mfk "HLSSS!" Christian militia shelled three Shiite villages Thursday. No casualty tolls were available. President Amin Gemayel left for a three-da- y visit to West Germany for political and economic talks with officials in Bonn. y"iJ TKKU'SATUtfiAY l SHOW WKITI MUSHROOMS Police said that just before he left, an artillery shell exploded at the entrance of his palace at Baab-da- , a hilltop suburb of Christian east Beirut. 09V oc.ors Human Heart - Typhoon Tess Pounds China Coast HONG KONG residential neighborhoods. The attacks forced hundreds of families to spend the night cowering in basements and bomb shel- - Briefs CANTALOUPE Vine rloe, lb. . . .. ........ . I J fI YELLOW OrilOHS 25 lb. bog CELERY ID ... Farm Pack, lb CAULIFLOWER six people who have re7 ceived implants have suffered strokes. Copeland said the heart team wanted to do the transplant by the and "the sooner the weekend to head off any further better" medical problems caused by the polyurethane and aluminum heart in Drummond's chest. A possible donor heart was located Thursday in Oklahoma City but man who the patient, a shot himself in the head, had not been declared clinically dead. A helicopter and a private jet were put on standby to fetch a heart from anywhere in the country. Utah, fresh, lb of the CRISP APPLES Jarvik-- cmI Jl Golden Delicious I - v- - KALIS UT STEAK C-v-'SS- RUMP ROAST - If I Boneless, lb ,I ROUND STEAK b Bottom tut, GROUND TURKEY ib ,I 0a BACON BarS, 12 o: CHEESE Lentner said soldiers were on the , 5, h Colby Jack, TURKEY HAM site at the time of the blasts, but that no one had been injured. u New Violence Breaks Out in Durban ii i gg( ii jiiii...,. SMACK BAR police battled youths in seven JOHANNESBURG, South Africa Riot patrols used birdshot, (AP) rubber bullets, tear gas and whips today against crowds of youths throwing rocks in a new outbreak of violence in Durban, police said. Near Cape Town, police guards drove off attackers trying to firebomb the home of a mixed-rac- e member of Parliament as sporadic rioting persisted overnight. Seventy-si- x people were arrested in the Cape Town rioting, where mixed-rac- e townships, police quarters at Pretoria said. were reported. head- No new-death- Jl -!! s 3 Police said they broke up crowds of students today in Lamontville township, near Durban. Principal Phillip Mzobe said some Lamontville High School students stoned a passing police pa- JI J w Ml VttO T-1- CASSETTE I TAPE 20 6$1 MARGARINE Ib. . 1 53' . 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