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Show Garn in Surgery Today to Give Kidney to Daughter By Tom Gorev morrow morning Garn spokeswoman Marv Theriot said Tuesdav They expect to have both patients out and into recover y by p m Doctors in Salt Lake Cnv who confirmed Garn s suitabililv as a donor on Aug 22 said the senator could be jogging his usual five miles a dav within a month after the opera to give her part of me Ms Horne 27 of Vienna a suffers from kidney failure Tribune Washington Bureau WASHINGTON Sen Jake Gurn Tuesday .titered Georgetown University Hospital in preparation for transplant surgery Wednesday morning to donate his kidney lu his daughter, Susan Garn Horne Dr Ian Spent e clinic al assoc late prolessor at Georgetown, will remove the senator s while Dr G Baird Helfnch associate of surgery and director of trans j rofessor plantation, will perform the transplant I am very happy and proud to he the doGain said in a statement released here nor Her mother the late Hael Thompson Gam c ai ried her for nine months and I am honored caused diabetes 'I decided several months ago that il it became necessary for someone in my family to donate a kidnev to her I would prefer to be the donor he said If by some chance Sue rejects mv kidney she will have two brothers in reserve as donors he added Two of Garn s sons - Jake Jr and Jeffrey hav e been found suitable as potential donors A hospital spokeswoman would not release the exact time of the xurgeiy but a spokeswoman in Garn s office said it was planned for around 8 a m It s set for first thing to kid-ne- lion The senator has held a three to- - me lead for re election Nov 4 in public opinion surveys to and par tisans speculate that he is a shoo-ireturn to the 100th Congress in January and rise to 19th in Senate seniority Spring Western Air lanes Inc entered into definitive merger agreement Tues dav with Delta Air Lines Inc in who h Western will be acquired for $8b0 million Delta, based in Atlanta offered the equivalent of $12 50 a share, half in cash and half in stock for the Los Angeles based carrier Western with hubs in Salt Lake City and Los Angeles, emplovs 2 400 people in the Salt Lake Valley The- merger ends months of speculation that Delta planned a bid for Wes'ern to increase its scant presence in the West "The two route systems merge like a glov e and a hand Its perfec t ' said Delta spokesman Bill Jackson Western serves all of Deltas cities west of the Rockies, where Delta has a minor market share By combining Western and Della it will allow Delta to be more com petitne with the mega carriers Mr Jackson said The friendly merger is expected to be ompleted by spring next year and is subject to approval by the stockholders of both companies and the Department of Transportation As part of the transaction West ern will initially be operated as a whollv owned subsidiary of Delta Mr Jackson said It is exp-- ( ted the operations of the two carriers will be consolidated w ithin a year after c om pletion of the transaction I think the Salt Lake City hub could be expanded to 201) dailv depar tures ' Mi Jackson added Western currently hasl38dail. departures from Salt Lake City Tribune Telephone American hostages A spate of politically motivated kidnappings in west Beirut in 1985 prompted most Americans and other Westerners to leave the city The 1 David Kspo I ress W r iter Democratic Rep Barbara Miku! 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H me r The indictment said Birg worked company that nianu factured unclassified precision com ponents used in the construction ol engines " for mil. tar y aircraft and in k a W 0 i I s', r ee i M radars Chuckle Tuday'h It the law Build an extra bed s room go to mother-in-law- - The indictment said Zakharov en tered into a written agreement with Birg that required Birg to work for the Soviets for 10 years and 'obtain classified documents and information relating to the national defense of the I nited States Sov let sour c toother lie relayed a wain. ng American or respondents work rng in Moscow that they, too couid be charged with spionage Bug and Zakharov allegedly nl,' four times and Bug received money from Zakhnov at one of the meet of t bemgs It w is on the foul th meeting on a Queens subwav platform, that Zakharov was arrest c v.lld sh- - cor respondent lor Column veteran A h on tin- t Si n against Alt ,l, New it ir I Amato ns- A nth state Rep Cal Ludem.in won 'he GOB nomination Former Vermont (.ov Richard Snelling earned the GOB spot on the fall ballot against Democratic Sen who was unopposed Batrick for nomination 'o j th ir I te rni Sru li ing oaxt-- out of rente me nt bv nr tinnul GOB officials was garnering ent of the over 70 c of Syrian intelligence ofli cers in charge of enforc ing a sec uritv plan to restore law and order in west Beirut Until Tuesdav no foreigner had been kidnapped since Syrian troops moved into west Beirut on July 4 quarters The driver whose name was not given, went to Reeds home and in formed Reeds Svrian wile Fnhmiu Iialati of the abduc tion police said A school assoc iate said Reed has lived in Lebanon about eight years and converted to Islam before his marriage The associate who insisted have a on anonymity sard old son Tareq An anonymous caller claiming to speak for Islamic Jihad charged in a call to a Western news agency tin1 Reed was a sp (or the ( A and that were dot jments convicting him AP Lose pnoto Frank Herbert Reed Private-Schoo- found on him V vvi 2'-,- $., j- ...'-. 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S j. c I sp ii On the busiest qui'itton vi nev er e Ham i of I I 1 r t East Coast Primaries Firm Up Nominations ri c ibune staff W i itc was working the Western A.rlrics when 'he about Dn'.is Nicholas Daniloff said Tuesdav t h a t he suggested to her that faked evi denee was being assembled support spy ha rges k" against him and that he ex ' pected a long S " haul' before he Nicholas is released Daniloff Daniloff s wife Ruth, told an outdoor news conference near Lefortovo pris on where her husband is being held that he was considering to answer ques whether to Hons in an effort to protect his c , ilson prisoned American reporter for a New York n months The U S Embassy identified the victim as Frank Herbert Reed 53 Malden Mass direc tor of the I.eba nese International School in Moslem west Beirut Islamic Jihad, which espouses the fundamentalist teachings of Iran s Avatollah Ruhollah Khomeini has said it holds at least three other c Kc.bnc tiikct most fundamental responsibilities of the federal government No crime is more serious than compromising that sec urity Federal officials said the informant in the case, a Queens College-studenwho is a resident alien from Guyana and went by the code name ' Birg had been in contact with Zakharov since 1983 sile- 15 Workers , Officials Agree Merger Is Good News By William J Kalon Los Angeles Times Writer MOSCOW The wife of im ' on Tuesdav accused Reed of being a CIA spy Police said the assailants toting ncer-equipped pisHils and dm ing in a dark blue Volvo, rammed Reeds chauffeur-drivecar onto the sidewalk at 1115am near the ruins of a supermarket in west Beirut's Bu Hasson distr let Reed was driving from his home in west Beirut s Manara neighborhood arred c ourse to play golf at the war-son the city s southern edge Two men climbed from the Volvo forced Reed and his Lebanese driver at gunpoint to get into the kidnappers car and sped off, police said The driver was freed minutes later a few hundred yards from the head c 1 the sixth largest c lrm-Sc e A 2, Column Daniloff Sees Long Haul, Wile Reports Immediately after the indictment caller An BF.IRUT, Lebanon (AP) American who runs a private school in Beirut was kidnapped by four gunmen Tuesday on his way to play golf, and a a Her claimed responsibility in the name of the Shiite Moslem group Islamic Jihad The kidnapping was the first abduction of an American in Lebanon in c 1 Association Another American Is Abducted in Beirut Inside The Tribune c r c - Attorney General Fdwm Meese III is sued a statement in Washington say rng Protecting the national sec untv of the United States is among the Zakharov who is not covered by diplomatic immunity could get life imprisonment Zakharov, a physicist with the ( en ter for Science and Technology for Development at the United Nations was indicted before US Magistrate Simon Chrein He is to be arraigned Sept 19 The Russian was brought from the Metropolitan Correction Center in Soviet physicist Gennadi Zakharov, indicted Tuesday by federal grand jury on spy charges, could face life term if convicted. , ic - Nicholas Damloff, US News &. World Report Moscow bureau chief, was arrested Aug 30 on espionage charges in a Moscow suburb in a move seen as a reaction to Zakhar ov s arrest David C Garrett Jr Delta s chairman said in a statement. The route sv stems of the two companies fn to gether ideallv Tfie combined companies will be able to offer xpanded and unproved scr v ic e to c v er v sec lion of the c oun trv and will have- the size and resources nec ssarv to compete effec tivc Iv with anv other airline in the der i gulatc d env u onmi nt I he omSined an line will be the fourth largest in the mint i v behind nited Ame'i n an and Texas Air vvhun owns Continental and which has agreed to buv K.ustein Airlines Ha c Gain chairman of the Senate Banking Committee is i retired New pilot and is best know n as the orilv member of the .senate to f IvHe- Hew an in the space shuttleApril 1985 mission on Hie ( hallc nger Manhattan to the US courthouse m Brooklvn in preparation for a prelim mary hearing But because of the in dictment, the hearing did not take place and he was taken back to Man hattan FBI c Atitic-- longterm health problems and no 1 - Bv suffers s a W Washington hospitjliation would be some initial sole ness doctors said but the recuperation is mile h like getting over an appendeciomv operation Except for the healing the kidnev donoi By Rhea Mandulo nited Press International A Soviet phvsieist NKW YORK acc used of trying to buy C S military secrets was indicted Tuesday by a federal grand jury on three espionage-chargein a case C S officials say triggered the arrest of an American newsman in Moscow The indictment returned in C S District Court accused Gennadi Zak harov of "conspiracy to commit espi onage attempting to transmit information relating to national defense of the United States to agents of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics and obtaining information regarding the national defense of the United States " The Zakharov as signed to the UN Secretariat, was arrested Aug 23 on a subwav platform after allegedly paving $ .000 to a student who was working for the I Bv Guv Boulton Tr ibune Staft Writer Delta Gam said he and Ms Home would prefer that well wishers m lieu of flowers, contribute to the National Kulnev Foundation, 2233 Wisconsin 120 Washington DC 20007, ve or a local chapter of the American Diabetes weeks His Democratic election foe, Craig S Oil ver, said he hopes and prays' the transplant Filial OK on Pact 1 There i c c Indicts Soviet for Spying Della lo Buy Western in Merger Deal Likely there- is no unpin atioii for a donor s longevity under nor mal ii umst aiic s said Dr Wayne Bolder tin f of nephr ologv al the University of I tab 1 1 by m sure he has (he support of all goes well I taints I think most parents would do the same thing Oliver said fie still looks for w ai d to debates being arranged w it fi Gar n follow mg the rec u per alive period Should there be no complications Garn planned a relativelv short ec uper ativ e peri od at his laik City home following about a v , ! 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