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Call for an Appmt. 484-2241 Mon, Wed, Fri 8:00-4:00 Tues, Thurs 11:00-6:30 EUGENE PLASMA CORP. 1071 Olive St. inter/national news From Associated Frsss riporti AWACS bill gains nine supporters WASHINGTON Pres Reagan switched three opponents and picked up six other votes from among the un committed Tuesday in a major gam tor his tight to rescue an $8 5 billion Saudi arms sale from Senate defeat The gams put the president within three votes of a come from-behind victory for the sale of AWACS radar planes and F-15 jet fighter weaponry and left Senate Democratic Whip Alan Cranston of California conceding "We may well lose when the Senate considers the sale on Wednesday The latest Associated Press count had 52 senators declared against the sale 47 announced or leaning in favor, and one un decided Switching in favor of the sale were Sen Roger Jepsen R-lowa who had been opposed and Sens Charles Grassley R-lowa and J James Exon D Neb both of whom had been leaning against it Six uncommitted senators came out in favor of the sale Tuesday They were John Meicher D-Mont Bob Dole R-Kan . Harrison Schmitt, D N M Walter Huddleston D-Ky David Boren D-Okia and Frank Murkowski R-Aiaska At the White House Reagan told reporters Tuesday after noon ' I think it looks good He refused however to claim vic tory stating he was cautiously optimistic " Police arrest terrorist suspect NEW YORK One hundred law officers seeking suspects in a bloody $1 6 million Brink s holdup raid ed a Mississippi farmhouse Tuesday and arrested a woman alleged to have links with a ter rorist organization officials said Meanwhile a federal com plaint unsealed here Tuesday identified two others wanted in the investigation of the Oct 20 robbery that claimed the lives of two police officers and a Brink s guard And U S Attorney John Mar tin of New York said he will em panel a grand jury to investigate a possible racketeering con spiracy by members of the Weather Underground Black Liberation Army, the Black Panthers and other radical groups Cynthia Boston 33 was ar rested in Gallman Miss on a charge of conspiracy to commit armed bank robbery specifical ly the Brink's holdup, according to authorities in Mississippi, New York and Washington In addition to Miss Boston, the complaint named tor the first time two others wanted in con nection with the investigation They were identified as William Johnson, also known as Balil Sunni-Ah and said to be Miss Boston s common-law hus band and Donald Weems, an escapee from a New Jersey pri son Both were suspected of being BLA members Black guerillas attack police station JOHANNESBURG, South Africa Guerrillas using a Soviet made automatic rifle and gren ades killed two policemen and wounded a third in an attack on a police station in the black homeland of Venda a police spokesman said Tuesday One guerrilla entered the sta tion late Monday night and opened fire with an AK-47 rifle, then two other men threw hand grenades into the building before fleeing the spokesman said It was the third attack by guerrillas this year in which people were killed Last week two white construction workers were shot dead by guerrillas with AK-47s In September three policemen were killed in a similar attack on a police station in the black homeland of Bophuthatswana Senate committee raps CIA proposal WASHINGTON The Senate Intelligence Committee urged the Reagan administration Tuesday to scrap its proposal to let the CIA infil trate and try to influence U S organizations After a one-hour closed meeting Committee Chairman Barry Goldwater R-Ariz said the panel unanimously agreed to recommend that the adminis tration retain the almost com plete ban on CIA infiltration of U S groups imposed by then Pres Carter in January 1978 The CIA is designed to do foreign intelligence, period,'' Vice Chairman Daniel Moyn ihan D-N Y , said after the meeting CIA spokesman Dale Peter son had no comment on the committee action but a Reagan official who declined to be identified said last week the administration was committed to studying any recommenda tions the panel makes even though Reagan has the author ity to sign it on his own Local Sierra Club opens campaign PORTLAND The Portland-area group of the Sierra Club announced Tuesday a six-month campaign to make people aware of what it considers to be environmentally destructive federal policies and proposals Chairman Bruce Henderson of the club s Columbia Group said at a news conference that the program will focus on the environmental attitudes of Pres Reagan and more especially. Interior Secretary James Watt U S Rep Les AuCom, D-Ore . will speak at the first of six monthly public programs Nov 2 in Portland on Watt's policies and proposals Subsequent programs will be on wilderness, energy, clean air, the Columbia Gorge and the so-called sagebrush rebellion The national Sierra Club an 89-year-old conservation group, presented 1 1 million signatures to Congress last week calling for Watt s removal The Oregon Chapter to which the Columbia Group belongs contributed 30,000 of the sig natures ABC wins weekly television war NEW YORK ABC got the anticipated help ing hand from baseball's World Senes and won the networks' prime-time ratings race for the first time this season according to figures released Tuesday by the A C Nielsen Co ABC ended CBS two-week run as the No 1 network in the weekly competition a string begun with the start of the 1981-82 season Oct 5 ABC's rating for the week was 23 1 to 19 5 for CBS and 14 for NBC The networks say that means in an average prime-time minute 23 1 percent of the na tion's homes with television were tuned to ABC ABC's broadcast of the open ing series game Tuesday night between the New York Yankees and the Los Angeles Dodgers was the week's highest-rated show Egypt, Israel sign tourism accord TEL AVIV, Israel Israel and Egypt, declaring their relations to be peaceful and normal, signed a tourism accord Tuesday and empha sized their desire for an early agreement on self-rule for Palestinians living under Israeli occupation r McKay’s Open Pantry Delicatessen FEATURING Broasted Chicken - by the bucket or the piece • Party trays made to order • Fresh home-made pizza • Fresh bagels and pocket bread • San Francisco style sour dough bread • 31 varieties Imported and Domestic cheese • 35 varieties lunch meat and sausages • Full line salad bar • Hot food to go • Fresh sandwiches made daily Hot or cold, Imported or Domestic foods with old-fushioned service — S & H Green Stamps, Too! 1960 Franklin Blvd. Eugene 343-6418 Open 8 am to 8 pm daily 655 W. 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