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Show G The Salt Lake Tribune, Wednesday, Aagu C.armirlial ?, 1978 Federal Grand Jury Indicts Eight Linked to Chilean Envoys Death On Abortion WASHINGTON (UPI) House and Senate con- In A O.TI) one-tim- ferees argued for nutes g Senators Threaten Debate - WASHINGTON (I7PI) Saying President Carter has sola out to the oil and gas industry on natural gas double-barrele- d prices, two senators Tuesday threatened a attach on the price deregulation bill: talk and drawn-ou- t procedures. Sens. Howard Metrenbaum, and James told reporters they wanted to Abourezk, "alert the American people" about the House-Senat- e Conference Committee's version of the bill, using lengthy debate on the Senate floor. Reuter News Agency VIENNA Soviet dissident Anatoly Shcharansky, jailed for treason by a Moscow court, will be flown to Israel in the coming weeks as part of a major swap of prisoners between East and West, sources involved in the bargaining said Tuesday. The Soviet Union, acting through East German lawyer Wolfgang Vogel, has indicated its readiness to exchange the dissident computer scientist for a still unidentified person held in the West, the sources told Reuter here. But plans for Shcharansky to be traded for East German spies Guenter and Christel Guillaume, whose arrest in 1974 shook the Bonn government, have been vetoed by West German Chancel--, lor Helmut Schmidt, the sources said. Details of the swap were being worked out In Europe and the United 90 mi- - over whether employers who object to abortion on religious grounds should be required to pay for their, under employee health benefit plans. Fer-nade- z. two-yea- Tuesday The argument ended in a stalemate, with no indication when another meeting would be held. The dispute appeared to jeopardize passage of a bill designed to encourage women to carry their pregnancies to term. It vY would prohibit t EVER. CAN'T com- panies that offer health benefit plans from excluding coverage for pregnancy. get sick with the 4AV1e THING TWICE 7 I Soviet Hints Readiness To Swap Shcharansky Coverage Santiago, a U S. Embassy spokesman said the embassy had formally requested the arrests of Juan Manuel Contreras, former intelligence director; Pedro Espinoza, former chief of operations for the secret police known as Dina; and Armando a former Dina agent. "The embassy today formally requested the an-es- t end detention of the three named Chileans in accordance with the provisions of Article 4 of the 1902 extradition treaty" between Chile and the United States, said spokesman Bill Weeks. The whereabouts of Contreras, once a top Pinochet adviser, has been unknown in Santiago the past two months. Espinoza is the commander of an army regiment in the extreme southern city of Punta Arenas and Fernandez has been reported to be based at a military garrison in Santiago. The United States will seek extradition under a 1902 treaty of all three, each of whom was charged with murder of a foreign official, conspiracy to commit murder and three other counts carrying a maximum life penalty. Letelier was a clone aide of Chile's late Marxist President Salvador Allende and served as Chiles ambassador to the United States. federal grand jury e head of Chile's secret Tuesday charged the police wih ordering the 1976 bombing death of former Chilean Ambassador Orlando Leteher. Seven other men also were indicted on charges they took part in a calculated murder plot. The indictments handed down before Chief U S. r District Judge William Bryant culminated a investigation and created a possible confrontation with Chiles current right-wingovernment of Augusto Pinochet. WASHINGTON Vienna Sources Say Solons Slall a States this week by Vogel and American officials representing the U.S. State Department, with an Israeli parhamen tarian acting as intermediary, they added. 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