Great Smokeout In effect today Aergss America GAZETTE America will breathe a little easier today as millions of people Guantanamo Bay, Cuba join in the 1980 Great American Smokeout. The American Cancer Society, which kicked off the annual event Thursday November 20, 1980 Volume 35, Number 223 at midnight, hopes 54-million smo- kers will pack up their tobacco habit, at least for 24 hours. Five-million smokers made it through the day last year, accord- tackle Social Security ing to the ACS, and another nine- Reagan to point-nine-million gabe it a try. Reagan aides have said Social Cities across the nation are Advisors to Ronald Reagan are formula that could save 15 to 25 Security benefits are not a target planning all kinds of events to urging him to make some drastic billion dollars annually. of Republican plans to cut Federal encourage the smokers in their changess in the Social Security sys- According to the Washington Post, spending and balance the budget. quest for breath and health. reduce benefits em as it now operates. the change would not The Post says several other ma- For Worth, Texas, will feature They want to cut Social Security for those already on the rolls but jor changes in Social Security have a "kissable frog" staging shootout person' s benefits for future pensioners and it would slash the average been tentatively recommended by the with a five-foot cigarette. to about otherwise change the system to cut first Social Security check advisory task force headed by Rita A disc jockey in Portland, be- ,its cost. one-fourth of his last paycheck Ricardo Campbell of the Hoover In- Maine, plans to spend the day locked It's reported that Reagan's So- fore retirement. The Post says 41 stitute. in a two-man submarine, without cial Security task force is advo- percent is now average. The proposals being studied to his smokes. cating a change in the benefits cut the cost or boost the income of And two cities in the shadow the retirement system include: of volcanic Mount St. Helens are Phasing out free extra benefits striving for 100 percent partici- for the non-working spouse of a pation. Their slogan, "don't add AAWC guide s lost aircraft person who has retired. They now to the ash." receive payments equal to 50" per- cent of the worker's benefits even By OS1 Chuck Lingo directional assistance to reach if they have never worked. Most his destination of Great Inagua Speculation flies Did you ever have one of those such recipients are women. Scope work days where you don't know where -without mishap. was Compulsory Social Security cov- Jim Garham. you are, where you're going, or how done by OSSN erage for new Federal employees. AAWC radar advisory successfully you're going to get there? You Current government workers would be Over new details guided the aircraft through the know that completely lost feeling! allowed to stay in the federal re- Guantanamo Bay operations area, by What do you do, and who do you tirement system. passing all other traffic, to a call? Gradually raising the normal re- safe landing. At anytime, under For hostages In the case of lost ships and tirement age from 65 to 68, begin- all weather conditions, AAWC is aircraft in the Southern Caribbean, ning perhaps five or six years from and diligent for the care of the lost An Iranian Official has issued you call your local "lost now and ending about the year 2000. found department" at AAWC Guan- trying to get home. new details on plans for releasing tanamo Bay, Cuba. the American hostages, but Washing- As in the past, AAWC has been ton is skeptical because the offi- and will continue to be very cial is not a member of Iran's instrumental in aiding surface Executive branch. chooses suicide speaker of Iran's Parlia- vessels or aircraft in distress. Crew The AAWC recently assisted the ment Hashem Rafsanjani, told an more bodies have been found The landing gear broke oft as Air Station's C-12 in Two Algiers news conference that the ONaval in the charred wreckage of a Korean the jet landed short of the runway Alge- locating four marines lost at sea. hostages will be released to air lines passenger jet that crashed in heavy fog. The plane skidded The C-12, under the command of ria in Tehran. yesterday at Seoul Airport, bring- about a mile and busted into flames. That seems to confirm that LCDR Mike Stanford, after hours of ing the death toll to 15. Four of One survivor says he shouted the hostages are in the search found the men and directed all of the dead are Americans. to the crew to escape from the capital, but they are be- the Coast Guard helicopter for Iranian The victims include the crew, cockpit using an emergency rope. to be still under the con- a safe rescue. lieved who refused to leave the burning But, in his words, "the captain On November 18, a small private trol of Islamic Miltants. flight deck in an apparent suicidal waved refusal in tears. That was also said the U.S. aircraft called AAWC to report Rafsanjani act of responsibility. the last time I saw him." agreed to Iran's release that he had no navigational aids, has Government authorities are that the captives will limited fuel, and needed demands, but blaming the pilot for the fiery not be freed until that agreement crash of the flight out of Los An- is implemented. geles, saying he landed the Boeing Persian Gulf war Washington has said in the Veto recommend 747 in an improper position. past that it will not fulfill any The latest victims are identi- conditions until the hostages are fied as a South Korean businessman set free. and American Louis Sander, age and Fighting claims Commenting on Rafsanjani's To president hometown as yet unknown. statement, Secretary of State Of the 206 passengers and 20 Muskie says the U.S. has "no reason" crew members board, 212 survived. to believe it is official. On approved bill Eight passengers, six crew members Said exaggerated and one ground crewman were killed. A top White House official today On the war front, Iran and Iraq a question of constitutional- Trial of ten raised claim to have inflicted new losses senate-approved bill that ity in a '81 fiscal budget on each other in the battle for con- could weaken the nation's busing trol of Susangerd, an Iranian oil programs for integration. city in Khuzistan province. Is sensational He said a provision in the same Tehran says its forces have to end the Soviet grain embargo bill Difference split crushed Iraqi invaders beseiging is unacceptable. Susangerd and pushing east in a director James McIntyre China Budget drive for a more important city of Around the remarks in a letter to Dem- _ade House - Ahvaz. cratic Senator Ernest Hollings of By Senate The show trial of ten former - Those claims are believed to be South Carolina--Chairman of an ap- high-ranking Chinese officials negotiators greatly exaggerated. propiations subcommittee. House and Senate began today in Peking. of wrangling With the war entering its third One provision of the bill would today ended months The trial of Ten, including the budget for fiscal month, western analysts say current prevent the Justice Department from over a federal "Gang of Four" led by- the unrepent- 1981. oil market shortages could get worse taking court action to promote bus- year ing widow of Mao Tse-Tung, is being In an unusual display of compro- despite reports that Iraq will be- ing programs designed to end segre- called most sensational case in they approved a deficit bud- gin exporting oil via a giant pipe- gated schools. McIntyre called the mise, Communist China's history. that line through Turkey. and of ques- get of 632.4 billion dollars Hundreds of spectators gathered measure ."ill advised indica- includes 12 billion for a tax Yesterday brought more outside the courtroom, where 35 tionable constitutionality." tions of governmental in-fighting On that subject. .Drew Days III-- cut. judges began listening to the 20,000 The agree ment came less than in Tehran. Chief of the Justice Department's word indictment. two hours after the Senate passed President Bani-Sadr lashed out Civil Rights division--told UPI the The ten defendents are charged its version of the budget by a at Iran's fundamentalist clergy, Carter administration will file sev- with a staggering list of "grave" 46 48 vote. Instead of a new telling a hugh rally that the clergy eral more school desegregation suits - crimes, apparently meant to show the round of debate, the negotiators is no better than the late shah. before Ronald Reagan takes office current regime's distaste for the the difference on virtually Bani-Sadr also rejected Iraq's as president. split 1966 to '76 cultural revolution every figure that budget writers peace terms. A second provision of the senate- with which the ten were intimately had spent months wrangling over. U.S. peace envoy Olof Palme was approved bill would end the partial involved. The budget includes a 27.4 bil- to have met yesterday with Iran's grain embargo against Russia that The charges include the killing lion deficit and a revenue figure prime minister to discuss conditions Carter imposed in retaliation for of 34,000 people, the persecution of 605 billion. for mediation, but there has been the invasion of Afghanistan. of 727,000 others, a purge of 425 billion set aside for a no word that the meeting actually That one.