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Answerto Previous Puzzie 900 </F[z\o) Z| || x lO] m|~< |» |e] an |r| zZ]z/o Z/ol= s]m/z| m|O]30] GEE >|-[S]a7o) = im) z|— |= lo|—|/o) imio|>|0) im |x| > 47 Jail room fololz/q ACROSS 1 Yield 51 Puts to work 53 Escape WASHINGTON (UPI) — Someair traffic contro ire expected to reject it by an overwhelming iargin on grounds it does not address their main lers are thinking about setting up their own private company to lease their services to the Federa’ ashorter work week andbetter retire Aviation Administration and win contract demands denied them as government emplovees I knowit theproposal for the privatefirm) is starting to raise itself again,’ said John Thornton head of the PATCO local at Washington's Na Articles of incorporation may befiled within the next few days in the District of Columbia for Traffic Control, Inc.” “Air or a similarly named com Airport. pany. according to one controller who asked not to and the Professional Air “The problemis the FAA would nev us loose be identified Theidea of forming a private company for the na tion's 17.000 controllers was advanced after the government July 15, One plan originating in the Leesburg. Va air toutetraffic control center would call for a mass resignation of controllers from the FAA to join ATC, Ine. after it is incorporated Trattic Controllers Organization agreedto a tentative pact June 22 averting a threatened walkout that would have defied a law prohibiting strikes by federal employees. The agreementnowis beforethe controllers. who Under the plan ATC. Inc. the; wuld negotiate with PATCO, the controllers’ bargaining . .ent. a contract providing virtually all of the benefits un successfully sought by the union from the FAA At such a date as is determined by ATC. Inc 1981, Utah—Page 37 these men would legally walk off the job because they won't be employed by the FAA any more.”’ one controller said. “They wouldn't bestrikers. they'd be bona fide employees of ATC, Inc Officials at union headquarters and in several regional offices contacted by United Press Inter. national said the union leadershiphas not been in volved in the plan Easternregion Vice President Michael Fermon a chief promoterof the private company idea when it Was first considered some years ago said in Boston even if su ha plan w s feasible it would be two or three years down theroad. The biggest concern the controllers face is antagonism between themselves and their employer,” he said. “They don't feel they have anywhere to turn — nobody understands what their concerns are. What this would dois set up a vehicle that would be responsive to controllers Anwar Sadat Still Firmly in Charge CAIRO, Egypt (UPI) — In after the 1973 war withIsrael to Moslem fundamentalists 54 Regan’sfather many of his frequent speeches, 58 Greekletter remedythe ills of the 18-year authoritarian rule of his prede- the “broad masses of the people cessor Gamai Abdel Nasser. He instituted greater but not completepress freedom restored the nants of the disbanded Moslem Brotherhood and other splinter 57 Electrified particle 58 Type of cross THE HERALD. Prove President Anwar Sadat praises who have given me their unwavering support and trust’ and castigates ‘‘the handful” whoop- multi-party opposition posehis policies. system, authorized publications and abolished martial law Evidence of grass-roots sup- rem- groups. On the extremeleft are groups of underground Communists and a legally recognized pro-Moscow party named the National Unionist Progressive Rally port can be seen onthe streets where Sadat often waives heavy Political analysts and Westem diplomats agree that the opposi security and drives in an open tion, despite increased boldne which has no seats in parliament but makes its views known car. poses no threat to Sadat regime. They say that in a newsletters and news con- Political opponents are decidedly in the minority but not a “handful”. Their combined strength is roughly estimated by independent sources at about 500,000 in a population of 42 million. But they are well organized and their voices have become louder. Ironically, this countrywhereonlythe armycan change thingsradically, asit did in overthrowing the monarchyin 1952, and where the army has been successfully depoliticized since the 1973 war Sadat remains firmly in the saddle with widespread popular backing. He is opposed by three main groups. spanning the political was Sadat's own doing. It grew from a democratization process he started shortly spectrum. On the extreme right are through limited-circulation ferences. Betweenthese twois theleftist Socialist Labor Party with 20 seats in the 392-memberparliament, and independentintellectuals inside professional unions such as the Bar Association and the Press Syndicate Moslem fundamentalist opposition dates to the Nasser era Nasser disbanded the Moslem Brotherhood and imprisoned most of its members. Sadat released themand allowed them to publish a weekly. Their basic aimis to rule the countrystrictly in accordance with the teachings of Islam. Sadat, though a devout Moslem, insists on a secular, modern state. “No religion in politics and no politics in religion,” he has said. Communists and leftists have never forgiven Sadat for his 1972 expulsion of 17000 Soviet military personnel and his rapprochement with the United States since 1974 All opposition groups rallied over the 1978 Camp David Middle East peace framework accord and its offshoot the 1979 treaty with Israel. All attacked the peaceeffort as a sellout to Israel and a betrayal of other Arabs that isolated Egypt and created much of the present turmoil in the Arab world. Astrograph Ox, July 16, 1981 This coming year you will focus your efforts on bringing stability and balance into yourlife frustrating, but harmony will eventually J5 CANCER(June 21-July 22} Try which know from past not to bring up subjects today experience your mate is strongly opposed to. Such dis- cussions couldspoil the dayfor both of you. Romance,travel, luck, resources, possible pitfalls and career for the coming months are all discussed in your Astro-Graph which begins with your birthday. Mail $1 for lo raph, Box 489, Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019. Be sure to specify birth date. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Things which you've neglected to handie properly in the past could Pop up and demand attention today. One could be urgent and unavoidable. (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Before taking on any new, long-range financial obligations today, carefully consider whether you'll have to forego ‘some fun activities in order to meet the payments. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) You are notlikely to perform too well under pressure today, so don't leave things until the last minute,or let others jockey you into such a position. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) There's a chance you could be a shade too sensitive today and overreact to things which others say. Listen carefully and try notto jump to conclusions. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) If you are under obligation to anyone,try to take careofit now, before they have to come to you. It will save much embarrassment and hardfeel- ings. CAPRICORN(Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Being your own personis laudable, but today behaving too independently may turn off allies whose support you need. Show willingness to cooper- ate. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Use good judgment today before taking on new responsibilities workwise. There's a chance you might saddle your- self with something beyond yourcapabilities. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Be on guard today so that you won't be caughtin petty politi‘strong-willed friends. No matter whose side you take, it could out wrong. (March 21-April 19) Take nothing for granted today where major interests are concerned. Opposition could develop even in. areas which are usually docile. 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