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(UPI photos) radiation experts and con­ escape attempt Monday from the sharpshooters surrounding the cour­ WASHINGTON ' FI’l i - The more firm the negative findings. century-old prison, released three of tyard where the men had held the than 100 million American workers Russo performed sur­ AND their 11 hostages. hostages for four days. and their employers who pay .Social gery on the governor April The final stage of the siege began Security taxes would get some of that 3 for removal of a ELECTRIC SUPPLY INC. when sharpshooters, stationed on an money back under President Georgians Talmadge wins. cancerous ovarian cyst. 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The Senate Mrs. Grasso, 61, was im­ ticularly hard hit by recession and agriculture chairman held the rural rifle topped with a telescopic sight. The convicts remained armed with Veteran campaigner Sen Herman measure to create an Alaska proving steadily. “If one of the inmates shoots high unemployment would get in­ Statehood Commission to examine base that was the source of his four revolvers, including two Talmadge. still backed by the rural In a statement released himself, don’t open fire,” an officer creased aid the state's 21-year-old statehood pact father's strength in four elections as magnums and knives reportedly Georgia voters who have supported Tuesday by the Governor’s from the command post for the Overall, administration officials with the United States. governor and his own two guber­ received in a prison workshop where him-ter three decades, made good his Office, Russo said Mrs. hostage-taking ordered the other said, the plan is intended to speed Alaska elections officials reported natorial campaigns and five Senate the breakout began in a burst of gun­ vow toiwercome the denunciation of Grasso "continues to sharpshooters. recovery from the recession, lay his feftfiw senators and win only scattered returns by 3 a m. EDT races. fire Monday. experience some gastric Within minutes, at 10:15 a.m. EDT, groundwork for increased levels of and. citing computer problems, said Although Miller was victorious in renominaflpn to the Senate. irritative symptoms” but word came back that the convicts Earlier in the day, the prison of­ business investment and productivity In his fifth term bid. shadowed by substantial results were not likely to some urban areas where Talmadge "'lit he said these are "an Arc ^ had agreed to surrender their four ficials called in two Canadian Armed and help .American business adjust to financial scandal and personal be recorded until later in the day. lost in the first primary Aug. 5, he expected sequel to her revolvers. They were ordered to Forces armored personnel carriers higher energy costs and tougher in­ problems, the powerful Democratic In Oklahoma's Democratic Senate failed to pick up enough of the anti- radiation therapy.” deposit them near a fence. with a crew of 18 officers and armed senator turned back an aggressive primary. Robert S. Kerr Jr., son of Talmadge vote cast earlier for two ternational competition He said the symptoms ‘"They have no more guns and they challenge by Lt Gov Zell .Miller to the late senator, won a spot in a Sept. other candidates. servicemen as a "preventive Administration officials estimate "are similar to a viral up­ want to let go of the hostages," an of­ measure” should talks break down. emerge victorious Tuesday from his 16 runoff with former prosecutor In a victory speech before the final set.” iA.v'k the program would add 400.000 jobs results. Talmadge told his jubilant ficer at the scene reported back to "It’s a normal procedure because first run-off election. Andy Coats. Among Republicans, The doctor said Mrs. at this point in time, our (prison) per­ to the economy in 1981 and 900 000 in With 96.9 percent of the state's 2.- racing car promoter and industrialist supporters in the ornate ballroom of the command post by walkie-talkie. Grasso was taken to the "Do we take them?” sonnel are getting very tired,” 1982. above the number normal 251 precincts counted. Talmadge had John Zink and state Sen. Don Nickles the Atlanta Hilton hotel: "Round No. Bridgeport hospital for the Verreault said, adding that thie recovery would bring 529.410 votes or 57 9 per cent, to 384.- won berths in another run-off. 1 is over, it looks like round No. 2 is "Get someone responsible to pick weekend tests "because of presence of the CAF in no way President Carter was to announce 647 or 42.0 percent for .Miller The November winner will succeed approaching a climax." up the guns, and make sure they the caliber of the facilities represented a military intervention the program at a White House In Alaska. Sen. .Mike Gravel was Republican Sen. Henry Bellmon. who "Get ready for round No. 3 — on to don’t touch them,” the commander ceremony today attended by about there.” ordered. in the hostage-taking incident. involved in a bitter contest for a is retiring at the end of his second November and on to Washington!" Other hospitals, in­ 200 leaders of business, labor. third-term nomination against term. Talmadge shouted. Two unarmed officers were sent in Congress, state and local cluding Hartford Hospital, to collect the guns in a plastic bag. The hostage-takers, led by con­ Anchorage lawyer Clark Gruening. Talmadge. 67. trounced Miller in Talmadge faces Republican Mack have CAT scan equipment governments, and environmental, Mattingly of St. Simons Island in the Marksmen were withdrawn to a victed cop-killer Roger Duhamel, 33, 39. grandson of the late Sen. Ernest the first runoff primary of a political but the Bridgeport equip­ minority and social policy groups general election Nov. 4. more distant position as the hostages were refused an escape truck and Gruening.