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Egyptian voting
turnout heavy
CAIRO. Egypt
Officials reported a heavy
turnout today in balloting on a
national referendum to name
Hosm Mubarak, the only
candidate to succeed Anwar
Sadat as president
No incidents at polling places
were reported by police who
were ordered to shoot anyone
disturbing stability and securi
ty However the Interior Min
istry reported bomb blasts at
Cairo International Airport and a
gunbattle with Moslem ex
tremists in Giza
The ministry said two bombs
exploded on an Air Malta Boe
ing 737 shortly after it had
arrived from Libya and its 93
passengers had debarked Air
port officials said the blasts
killed an airport employee
believed to be a baggage
handier and injured a stew
ardess and two security guards
No group immediately claimed
responsibility
The ministry also said that
security forces arrested five
Moslem extremists after a short
gunbattle near the pyramids at
Giza ft said two of the men were
accused of instigating two days
of violence m the southern city
of Assyut
Official results from the refer
endum in which the 12 million
voters were asked to mark
"yes” or “no” next to
Mubarak's picture on their
ballots could be announced as
early as Wednesday
Spanish king
visits Reagan
WASHINGTON
Pres Ronald Reagan hailed
Spain's King Juan Carlos
Tuesday as a champion of
democracy and said the United
States stands solidly behind ef
forts to make his country the
first new member of NATO since
1955
In private the monarch told
Reagan that Spam would be of
whatever help it could in
promoting peace in the Middle
East and he volunteered that he
has a good relationship with
Jordan s King Hussein and the
royal Saudi family, a senior
American official said
Any help of that kind will
would be welcome " said the
otficial, who declined to be
identified He added that the
king s offer would be pursued
by Secretary of State Alexander
Haig
The United States has been
seeking support for the Camp
David peace process from both
of the moderate Arab states
The monarch's visit comes as
the Spanish parliament nears a
vote on whether to pursue
membership in the 15-member
NATO alliance as well as the
European Economic Communi
ty Juan Carlos had been
scheduled to visit Reagan ear
lier this year but the trip was
postponed because of an abor
tive coup attempt by rightist
forces last February
Oregon banks
lower prime rate
PORTLAND
Oregon s three largest banks
announced Monday they have
lowered their prime interest rate
a full percentage point to 18
percent
First Interstate Bank, U S
National Bank of Oregon, and
the Oregon Bank followed the
lead of several maior eastern
banks
It is the first decline in the
interest rates since Oct 5
The prime rate is charged to a
bank s biggest corporate cus
tomers
Elvis’ doctor
pleads innocent
MEMPHIS. Term.
Elvis Presley's doctor plead
ed innocent in Criminal Court
today to 14 counts of over pre
scribing dangerous drugs
James Neal attorney for Dr
George Nichopoulos entered
his client s formal plea before
Judge Bernie Weinman Earlier
Assistant District Attorney Gen
eral James Wilson read charges
accusing Nichopoulos of dis
pensing drugs in violation of the
law and accepted medical
practice
Nichopoulos was Presley s
physician for 11 years before
the rock n roll king died in
1977
Nichopoulos 53, is charged
with violating state law by pre
scribing amphetamines, barbi
turates and painkillers in
amounts exceeding accepted
medical practices
The indictment lists Ni
chopoulos himself as well as
Presley, singer Jerry Lee Lewis
and nine others as the patients
who received the medication
Two counts accuse the doctor
of prescribing addictive drugs
to patients already dependent
on medication and failing to
cure their drug dependence
American wins
Nobel prize
STOCKHOLM, Swwten
Yale University Prof James
Tobin the chief architect of a
theory analyzing how families
and businesses juggle debts
and assets against risk and re
turn, has been awarded the
1981 Nobel Memorial Prize in
Economic Science
The Swedish Academy of
Sciences awarded the prize
Tuesday to the 63-year-old
native of Champaign III for his
analysis of financial markets
and their relations to expendi
ture decisions employment
production and prices
Tobin who became the 10th
American in 13 years to receive
the Nobel Memorial award had
been a front-runner for several
years for the prize set up and
funded in 1968 by the Central
Bank of Sweden
Morroco claims
‘enemy’ attack
RABAT. Morocco
King Hassan II said forces
from a neighboring country
invaded Morocco s Sahara ter
ritory Tuesday with highly so
phisticated weaponry attacked
Moroccan forces and shot down
two aircraft
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