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GAZETTE Agca Goes on Trial Today on Charges of Trying to Kill Pope John Paul II SECNAV makes new drug, alcohol policy A new Secretary of the Navy in- may not be used punitively. The definition of paraphernalia WASHINGTON (UPI)--Talks between the struction (SECNAVINST 5300.28) has It may, however, be used for ad- covers the full spectrum from cig- major postal unions and the Postal been signed by the Honorable John ministrative actions, including arete papers for smoking marijuana Service recessed late last night end Lehman, which consolidates policy honorable discharge. to instruments for injecting con- will resume today. information applicable to both drug Information disclosed to OTHER trolled substances into the body. After a long dayfbargaining, and alcohol abuse by military and personnel, or for reasons other one official of the Letter Carriers civilian employees. than to obtain treatment, will NOT Civilian The Navy Drug Exemption Program be privileged. It may be used in S d singaveasessimistic ureport, is being disestablished. support of disciplinary action. For civilian employees, the reg- The replacement Drug Abuse Self- The individual's commanding of- ulations in the new instruction ive agreement on any article" of a ReferalRehbiltaton ficr wll e ntifed mmeiatly rovide a standard of conduct ap new contract. Referral Rehabilitation ProcedureUnlessrocdur the two sides reach a set- neeoicr realilei LU~UaL thanc to obtain. treantcill O will reduce some of the avenues following disclosure. pliable to the use, possession, previously open to manipulation, New policies prohibiting the use, sale or transfer of controlled but will still enable truly drug possession, sale or transfer of substances and/or drug abuse pars- continue bargaining, a nationwide strike is set for midnight dependent members to disclose their drug abuse paraphernalia are given phernalia. Thus, any violation can postal - .t mayow, b used"for- - busd thead-sisfor corretive tonight. need for treatment to qualified the force of ".general orders upon which disciplinary or punitive action, including adverse action. drug screening personnel at a Coun- USS GUAM (UPI)--Four Marines were based." seling and Assistance Center or to action may be killed yesterday when a helicopter medical officer. For military members, violation For additional information con- a Navy slammed into the deck of USS Guam on parapher- cerning treatment and assistance, Information disclosed to qualified of the new regulations during an amphibious exercise. a violation of call the Human Resources Management drug screening personnel or to a nalia constitute A Navy spokesman says six others Office at 8390 or 8381. medical officer is privileged and Articla 92, UCMJ. were injured when a "Sea Stallion" cargo chopper crashed on the flight deck of the helicopter assault ship, 35 miles off the North Carolina coast. TUE DALY Three other helicopters were des- troyed. Crew members put out the ensuing blaze and damage to the ship was reported as minot. ROME (UPI)--Turkish terrorist Ali GAZETTE Agca goes on trial today on charges of trying to kill Pope John Paul II. Guantanamo Bay, Cuba Security surrounding the courtroom and Agca will be extremely tight, more stringent than that provided for a visiting head of state. Volume 36 Number 137 Monday, July 20, 1981 DIEGO GARCIA (UPI)--The U.S. military presence on the Indian Ocean island of Diego Garcia could be challenged, if a leftist politician from the neigboring island nation of Mauritius 113 die in Hyatt Hotel walkways collapse gets his way. Press reports from India quote the KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI)--Kansas City 2,000 people were in the lobby or Gamble gave a detailed descript- opposition party leader of Mauritius officials plan an inquiry to find stantling on the hotel's three sus- ion of what might have happened. as saying that if his arty is elect- out what caused the collapse of two pended walkways when the accident He said, "When crossing bridges, ed to power in December, it will try walkways in the Hyatt Regency Hotel occurred. troops are supposed to be out of to take Diego Garcia away from Brit- Friday night, killing 113 people and One survivor said, "We heard a step and not in step. In step their ish control. injuring nearly 200 others. crunching and a roar. One second marching could set up a sympathetic And the politician says he would The hotel's owners, the architects it's a party atmosphere, the next vibration. The energy supplied is then throw out U.S. military person- who designed it and the firm that second it's chaos." larger the more people there are. nelnow using the tiny atoll, consid- built it will also conduct investi- Witnesses said people had been In .dancing to music, for example, ered a vital link to Pacific Ocean gations. standing elbow-to-elbow, swaying you supply lots of energy and the defenses. Authorities say the disaster is with the music on the three sus- vibration is going to be large. And Qhe worst in the U.S. since a plane pended walkways. The uppermost of if you have more energy than the WASHINGTON (UPI)--The head of the rash in Chicago killed more than them, crossing the atrium's fourth structural design can take, then National Urban League says Presi- 250 people in 1979. floor level, buckled, then plummet- you have things happening like dent Reagan's budget cuts are sweep- Some experts speculate that foot- ed into a lower walkway about 24 bridge collapses." ing away years of social progress tapping revelers might have touched feet below. Both then crashed into that have helped America's poor. off a rhythmic vibrations through the heavily congested bar areas and In remarks prepared for the open- the steel and concrete structures, dance floor. National air standards ing of the League's 71st conference putting more stress on the bridges in Washington, Vernon Jordan said than they could handle. Two Hyatt spokesmen told reporters that Reagan's wholesale cuts in Many of the victims were partici- after the disaster that they had food stamps, social security, pants in a jitter bug contest at been assured by the hotel's owner Could become lessened caid, education and public service the hotel's regularly scheduled Fri- that the skywalks could carry large jobs will prohote class and racial day "Tea Dance." numbers of people "shoulder to chairman segregation in the U.S. The "Tea Dances," reminiscent of shoulder" without any danger. WASHINGTON (UPI)--A former said needy people cannot the Big Band era, were introduced Kansas City theoretical physicist of the National Commission on Air Jordan "diet of jellybeans," a six weeks ago at the year-old, 40- John Gamble arrived at the hotel a Quality says the administration is live on a reference to the president's favor- story Hyatt Regency. At least half hour after the collapse. considering big cutbacks in national air quality requirements, basing ite candy. them on economic rather than just health standards. LAKE TAHOE, Nevada (AP)--Jeff Ran- Economic sum 1mit convenes Sen. Gary Hart,D-Colo., says also dolph of Delano, Calif., walked out under consideration is the elimina- of the Cesars Tahoe Casino on Fri- OTTAWA, Canada (UPI)--The threat of Newly elected French President ring of air quality protection for day $1-million richer. another clash in the Middle East Francois Mitterrand warned Reagan national parks and wilderness areas, He lined up four triple bars on overshadows economic issues at the high U.S. interest rates could have and elimination of the requirements the bottom row of a slot machine, annual summit conference of leaders "profound impact" around the world. for pollution control on most new and won the jackpot of more than of the major industrialized nations. Earlier yesterday, West German plants and factories. $990,000. White House advisor Edwin Meese Chancellor Helmut Schmidt complained Hart says the proposals are con- Since it was the biggest amount said the discussion at last night's to Reagan in a separate meeting that in a memo written by Environ- gainedever won by a slot machine, the cas- foreign minister's dinner was dom- other countries "are suffering" from mental Protection Agency Administra- ino celebrated by rounding the take inated by talk of the need for an U.S. interest rates. tor Ann Gorsuch to a Cabinet-level to an even $1-million. mediate cease-fire between Israeli working group considering changes Randolph said he had a premoni- d Palestinian forces. Reagan and the other leaders are in the Clean Air Act. tio he was going to win. Secretary of State Alexander Haig, in the chateau resort of Montebello after the leaders learned of Israel': for the summit which formally begins ground strike into Lebanon, describ- today. ed the situation in the Middle East In addition to Schmidt and Mitter- Poland votes out' hard-liners as "tense and worrisome." rand, the others attending are the Poland (UPI)--If Moscow had out extremists at both ends of the Though Mideast violence was the heads of the governments of Britain, WARSAM, hopes of repairing hard-line social- spectrum. Many of Poland's most dominant topic, it is not the only Italy, Japan, Canada, and the pres- ist fences at the special Communist prominent political figures were re- topic. ident of the European Common Market. Party Congress under way in Poland, placed by moderate unknowns. The it's been disappointed. vote appears to be a mandate for a In what amounts to a wholesale policy which amounts to walking a Israel strikes inside Lebanon resuffle, Poland's Communist Party tightrope between loyality to Moscow has elected a new Central Committee and implementing major reforms. TEL AVIV (UPI)--Israeli ground force: The ground attack, backed by gun- in a secret ballot that ousted hard- Despite the victory, Kania faces struck 27 miles into Lebanon early boats, was carried out hours after liners and opened the way for Re- an immediate challenge from the today, destroying Palestinian tar- Prime Minister Menachem Begin met formist Party Leader Stanislaw Kania Solidarity Union.
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