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Eefore tie preideii-ta- i Kons's four i coi prfcs-it2- WjTidey.' -- pcuucaly esthTTkmd4 tLa Xortb's &?ier2- - ttf tilt icm,tf laT Huse iiie, m UJLutz ia! EsrUer. bnr Sartb a fcx Wtoi ies tocay v.r.xjy TJt a9 i g-j- ffli IT&n ci After jtvmc K'r-1- ", ti-- tesuruury uk lrii-Cvr:- 'i t-- t E-t- i'tfs ii-i.- LS L'jfc df isroueoxy w m the ti jtn Cofrt&s. Defense seeks funds from bases for Nicaraguan aid Washington apj tuii Fush Pr-,Rgh OBJ the Ssier"s kst. axu to cut ctcftr Mtioo The Assoc:u i Prtf-- otta..i fiics from cxlzaiy Lcms m districts m the prop-- i femo-cagress-uE- facsii-t-e- Lst to hejp pay for foX, mi aid for Nicaragua. letter frees &e defease s Dtpart-Cj- t I I "I iimii foil iistilliocs These Sc-retar- i ar mki f?!r?'?!",,ini 1 I ss u of a"-a4- t--' .. f.VZ coo ore re t.taxcfr prf prcxts aris. ir. prcrams tJt ijt t'aj own ba.i sceed 6S f.'S ricrj cn yw- -c M i 25 a teyj-eai his giant African frogs. Giant frogs fine for contest ' ANGELS CAMP, Calif. AP -- our rules, then let him jump. Giant African frogs able to le&p 30 feet ic a single tounij got Uie d to cjj;jpete w the Calaveras County frog jump inspired by a Mark Twain tale. The cine Calaveras County Fair directors, acting on a request from Seattle animal collector Andy Koilman, voted unanimously Wednesday to let tiie African Goliaths take part in the 62nd Annual Jumping Frog Jubilee May Koffman's frogs are up to 10 times bigger than the domestic variety normally entered, and 17-2- 0. -- -f I think Mark Twain is up there right cow looking down and laughing." The contest in this community 15G miles from San Francisco was inspired by Twain's short story about a frog that wouldn't jump because its belly was filled with lead shot. The current record is held by a d frog, Rosie the fabi-te- r, who jumped more than 21 in 19S5. in three hops feet one-poun- Gene Fasano, who represents a jump team from Gustine in the other competitors complained San Joaquin Valley, said allowing the African Goliaths to comthey would wreck the contest. But fair official Euck King pete "ruins the tradition of the said: "If he wants to abide by frog jump. It's unfair." 1 $nCTf Firm ponders alternatives to rescue failed satellite CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. tAP) An uninsured f 150 million communications satellite whirled uselessly around the Earth in a dangerously low orbit today as its owners raced to diagnose the problem and devise a way of saving it before it burns up. The Intelsat VI satellite was propelled into space Wednesday in the fourth commercial launch of a pay-loa- d by a U.S. company but wound up in the wrong orbit after failing to separate properly from the giant Titan 3 booster rocket. Intelsat was considering various options to save its satellite, including a space shuttle recovery, Intelsat spokeswoman Martha DiSario said. She declined to elaborate on what other options were available before the satellite burns up in about 12 days. made would be pure speculation at this time," Intelsat spokeswoman Sigrid Badinelli said today. ' It won't be going into geosynchronous orbit from where it is now, but we just have made no decision as far as I know as to what the prognosis AP) -Gov. Gaston Caperton said today that teachers whose illegal strike shut schools should be fired and possibly replaced with volunteers. "It's up to county superintendents to follow the law," Caperton said by telephone from his farm in Ripley. 'The law is very clear about what they should do." Caperton first raised the possibility of mass firings Sunday after two teachers' unions rejected his plan to end a strike that began March 7 over pay and benefits. It was Wett Virginia's first teachers strike and idled half the 328,000 students and s of the state's 22.000 up to teachers. Attorney General Roger Tompkins last week issued an opinion saying striking teachers can be suspended or fired, barred from teaching for a year or charged with misdemeanors for violating their two-third- W.Va. fteU Leaervd 1E compulef system b'i. MPS fyyd drje, 25' d.y processor, 2.5 ask anve, H4" coiot monitor arc the Microsoft Wys- -c sottore package w) word processor, jp'eodst'.ee. doicsxjse, is." teiecoT1'!nuricaion5, gqpriics Badinelii said Intelsat was receiving some signals from the satellite, but she was not sure whether the spacecraft was functioning properly. Martin Marietta, which launched the rocket and satellite, has not yet determined what went wrong, company spokesman Bob Gordon said today. National Aeronautics and Space Administration spokesman Dick Young said a shuttle rescue attempt would be unlikely in the near future. Shuttles have brought back two satellites for refurbishing and repaired two others in space. The payload, which cost a total of about J27Q million to launch, initially failed to separate from the Titan rocket. Engineers and technicians sending computer commands finally managed to divide the satellite and rocket, averting the threat of the two the atmosphere together and burning up. J.'ooe1 Ms. Fire, replace striking teachers West Virginia governor urges CHARLESTON, Packard 'iv:'2 c ard rro,e. '""""""iva oa;sy y"iee; . " fc. k ""t S. CCpCO hos "07 wti ea ICC C Sp'KJ. C.2 d use' ,r.erc 'o'Crg fecjfes. C Panasonic word processing ' typewriler with accu-spel- l , f ec'v c ,ce"e' m cc p'-'-s- . corpse' iF your purchases in any ore department total $'00 or more, you may spread your payments over tfiree months Jnte'esf free! cepco e? fery, 4 isre LCD corpse' iF cewe V ard ire 27,000 CiC'CCV csp-O- Vooe t445 oaeC-c- fcifiniiff If occu-spe"- Aee ,pe Ask us for details e W during the strike, 16,000-memb- 't' -- 6,000 wod i.ccrc'i 6.0X dcoce' and "volunteers probably will be moved into the classroom." When asked to elaborate, he said, "You know what the word volunteer means." Caperton also said the West Virginia Education Association is not a union "in the classical sense." but is a lobbying group that cannot engage in contract negotiations. Calls to the association office this morning went unanswered, and the phone at spokeswoman Jackie Goodwin's home was answered by a recording machine. t. lL Panasonic' wofd processing typewrter fecj-e- s employment contracts. The governor said any decision of whether and when to fire teachers rests with county officials. But he went further than before in encouraging such action. Caperton said the state Board of Education probably would alter cer- tification standards Jc-r- UVJ 0 er ORDER BY PHONE: WITH YOUR ZCMI CHANGE ACCOUNT. SALT LAKE. 321-666- 6; UTAH AND n to wait i L j ies-S- B paity Cctfe- fait-- xfj--ri 1.1 .s I ct the IVSrl i -- Aaiy Koffman holds icw Fart ctrf RrpJbLcaa straty tc xj?Aer the I tats" propwrd efecse spemtj cjLs is to punt the L.'jOtrats as to siaih ta.':' aad 14 y that Ictrj !.. CLwiey rttucm:zjaic& cj&s4 or &calg tac m iaajtry. The iutail proposal drew crjtiKtsra erseas fac.-- aat to Lcal vr$. cLiij-4j- r Hi'jc&iy. iad tujc A are ier. DeoocTatur mij, a cjrtihers recwti f puUady chat the cJy a proposed gxvf A f..c esuilshrjiffj SLiy. the aefej v siti Las alreaiy Uiffi wi'iii--o ajii tjws farc-iproper k ituruaUM frua Gun- - t-- 71 decjesf-a- c ano:Dg i afr Lst. 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