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Williams decides to
resign from Senate
WASHINGTON
For the first day in 23 years
Hamson Williams is no longer a
United States senator
The 62-year-old New Jersey
Democrat ended hts protracted
and emotionally draining fight
against expulsion by resigning
Thursday avoiding a near-cer
tain vote to oust him
I did not wish to see the
Senate bnng dishonor to rtseff
by expelling me Williams said
Later he added s fee; as if a
burden has been lifted '
Williams said he decided to
resign about 11 30 a m Thurs
day after bemg assured by two
Democratic colleagues that
they would push for a Senate
investigation of the govern
ments conduct m the Abscam
case that ed to hts conviction
on bribery and conspiracy
charges
Senate rules give Williams
staff 30 days with pay to close
out business transfer casework
to tne state s other senator and
answer correspondence
WffHams retams his nght to a
pension of about S-&5 000 a
yea' as *«■ as federa health
benefits and ' *e 'stance
He a so ~as access to the
Senate floor and can ~ake use
of many other perqu sites
a.a ab*e to senators such as
the Senate badDershop gy~“a
s»um and *ede'a fy subsid zed
suppfy and equipment stores
British government
buys Trident system
LONDON
Britain sConservative gov
ernment announced Thurs
day rt wbuy the advanced
submanne-Cased U S Tndent H
nuclear hss«e system
Announc nq the controversial
decision to ^odate Bnta n s ag
og nuclear arsenal «rrth a sys
tem critics say the nation
neither needs nor can afford,
Defense Secretary John Nott
told the House of Commons
"The government remains
convinced no other choice but
Trident will provide a credible
nuclear deterrent into the year
2000 and beyond "
Nott said Britain will get
Trident II at the 1 advan
tageous" price equivalent to
about $13 6 billion over 15
years equipping the Royal Navy
with a fleet of four submarines
The vessels are expected to
carry 16 missiles apiece, and
each missile can carry up to 14
warheads, with a 6.000-mile
range and pinpoint accuracy
capable of hitting Soviet
missiles in their silos as far as
Moscow and beyond
In Washington, the Reagan
administration also announced
the plans Officials said Britain
requested it purchase the
missiles without the warheads
The announcement in Lon
don was greeted with jeers from
the opposition Labor Party
which favors uniiateraily scrap
ping even Britain's current
Polans nuclear weapons
Coast Guard denies
Greenpeace appeal
SEATTLE
The Coast Guard has refused
to e*ase or reduce $30 000 in
hnes against five Greenpeace
members whose small boats
ripped in and out in front of a
g ant oil tanker during man
euverability tests in January
1981
Adm Jonn Hayes. U S Coast
Guard commander m Washing
ton D C denied the appeal of
penalties the Coast Guard said
Thursday
The five Greenpeace
members — Michael Bowe of
Port Townsend Charles Rice of
Port Angeles. Kay Treakle of
Seattle Marvin Cristianson of
Everett and Kathryn Joost of
Burlington — were arrested for
disrupting tests by the tanker
B P San Diego in the Strait of
Juan de Fuca wrth their small
rubber boats
"It's probably going to be the
best $5,000 l ever spent,” said
Joost, noting that the Coast
Guard eventually recommend
ed against using supertankers
larger than 125,000 deadweight
tons on Puget Sound "I know
we had an impact "
Asked if she will appeal she
said, "I'd tike to put it behind me
because the issue (of super
tankers on Puget Sound) has
been decided by the Coast
Guard I personalty don't have
anything to fight anymore "
The Greenpeace demonstra
tors. protesting that the tanker
tests were a prelude to allowing
supertankers in Puget Sound
drove their small boats to the
ship, touched it and zoomed
around it during the tests
Crews ready
space shuttle
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla.
Flight computer pro
gramming and more than
half the equipment loading were
completed Thursday as launch
pad workers readied space
shuttle Columbia for its third
mission officials said
Technicians at Kennedy
Space Center also began
pumping liquid oxygen and hy
drogen into large storage con
tainers at the launch pad Dur
ing the launch countdown the
spacecraft s power storage and
distribution system wh be filled
from the containers
Loading of the 800-gailon ox
ygen container and
2 000-gallon hydrogen tank was
expected to take about 16
hours
The reusable shuttle which
takes off like a rocket and lands
like a glider will be making the
third of four test missions
If no problems develop the
seven-day mission will begin
with blastoff at 10 am March
22
The mission is scheduled to
end March 29 with a landing at
Edwards Air Force Base in
California
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