Show nhi e World Th Utah Statesman Wednesday as w f Hunger strike sparks riots in Northern Irek BELFAST Northern Ireland (AP)— Rioters threw arid bomb at police in Londonderry Tuesday and the British government stood firm on its stand not to grant concessions to end the hunger strike by jaded IRA guerrilla Bobby Sand Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher on a state visit to Saudi Arabia rejected a plea by three Irish legislators to meet with them and consider Sands' demand that imprisoned IRA members be given political prisoner starus Medical ofTkials said Sands who tartipaigned from his jaJ cell and ber bullets fired by the anti-ripolice and British soldiers It was the first time in several years that demonstrators used acid bombs against police in Northern Ireland In addition to the acid an estimated 100 youths hurled gasoline bomba and bncks and set two mad trucks afire in the seventh day of rioting in this strife-tor- n British province Violence tapered off at midnight as the mobs dispersed in response to the Irish Republican Army’s call for Wednesday to be a day of mourning was elected to the British Parliament in an April 9 by elect Km was slipping fast and probably would die within five or su days Authorities said seven policemen were treated for burn suffered when they were hit by bottle filled with arid and thrown by rioters in Bogsidc district They said Lon-donderr- y's the chemicals may have been stolen from schools but the acid was not identified The officials also reported a youth underwent surgery for a head wound apparently caused by one of the rub- - Ekfefly of the Senate opposes it with 51 members ready to vote against it and 36 members planning to suppon it The deal would be killed if both the Senate and House voted against it within 30 days after it is sent to Capuul Hill The radar aircraft will be proposed as part of a packagevvith equipment to improve the range and firepower of F 5 fighter aircraft already on order bv Saudi Arabia Speakrs said Sen Edward M Kennedy DM issued a statement pledging to work "f bfork I his dangerous at- -- tion” The centerpiece of the proposed package is five Airborne Warning and Control Systems (AWACS) aircraft which the Pentagon taidTursday cost $127 million each that would give Saudi Arabia the capability to monitor all Israeli territory Speakrs said the AWACS would not be delivered to the Saudis before 1985 at the earliest The proposed package also includes Sidewinder missiles and e fuel tanks few 62 l 5 already one order by the Saudis and tankers to give 5 aircraft aerial refueling capability ir long-rang- F-- F-I- jet-fight- er in tfe at the prison near Belfast fa republic cd!: said they were American Interest Serf absence of formal US ( relations this sectioa the gl Swim flag Maj Gen Jerry Csr spokesman told MdL were then flown ftnai II Wen in a private phasrf U S Navy From Key Wen Cwr “they'll return (o their C Guantanamo Bay Officials said the iaeil vestigated After tkc rind by Cuban official said all stay out of waters 25th victim added to Atlcrl ATLANTA (AP)— A black man who was asphyxiated and dumped nude into the Chattahoochee River was officially declared the 25th victim Tuesday in Atlanta's series of slayings of young blacks Public Safety Commissioner Lew Brown said the case of Michael Chameron McIntosh whose body was found Monday was assigned to the special task force investigating the murders because of “similarities in his profile and that of some of the other cases" The task force also is investigating Agnew suit begins E—- case erf who has been mung 8v "i September An autopsy Tuesday tewM McIntosh like IS tufo1 of asphyxiation His body was found su distance from where the hid® earlier victims ago Police siad Mclntori L— unemployed and alone Unlike the previss® had not been reported said the money and that Agnew would get rights the rest ANNAPOLIS Md (AP) A oneWolff acknowledged under crost--e time head of the State Roads ComWASHINGTON xami nation that he never saw mission described Tuesday how any cannot search generally mofMT to Agnew either when he former Vice President WASHINGTON - 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Dams found unsafe dm£Ln2l Privacy " PI ? non-reside- nt “ ““ Reagan picks adviser cSZt'SZZEZ"' hJL -v -- one-quart- er i The mainly Romaa Cafefc£ battling to end Bntid) rdt a fa them Ireland and unite (hr Protest pterin the overwhelming Catholic Ini (AP)— Four US sailors taken prisoner by the Cubans were flown from Havana to the US naval air station at Key West Fla and then returned to their shop at the US naval base at Guantanamo in eastern Cuba the Pentagon said Tuesday The four sailors strayed into Cuban waters Sunday aboard two small recreational boats they had borrowed at Guantanamo Bay where their ship the amphibious transport Raleigh was undergoing refresher training The sailors apparently were brought from eastern Cuba to Flavana at the other end of the island where officials 1 air-to-a- Officials anticipated men w Thursday as Sands of his hunger strike Cuba relinquishes US WASHINGTON Reagan requests selling of planes to Saudi Arabia WASHINGTON (A- P- President Reagan formally proposed selling sophisticated radar planes to Saudi Arabia Tuesday a move sure to set off a bruising battle with congressional supporters of Israel k' hue House spokesman Larry Speakrs declined to say when the prrpusal would be submitted to Congress which could veto the deal Speakrs also refused to gauge the congressional opposition to the proposal Senate Republican Leader Howard Baker Jr who talked to Reagan by trirfiom shortly before the an- novnrnnriK breve the president should not send the proposal to Congress until after the Israeli elections June 30 in hopes that opposition will have abated by that time Senate sources say Baker was to fly from Knoxville today to meet with Secretary of State Alexander M Haig Jr to discuss the sale He will meet with Reagan on Thursday Leaders of the Jewish state argue the sale threatens Israel’s security in any future war with Arab states One congressional source who asked not to be named said the White House was stalling because a majority for two 1 boyi when I hey were struck by roy Land-Rove- r Airing Kupl in Londonderry ot -- |