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THE SUN Dc 1979 A-2- Ted: U.S. cant news in brie? peopBs OK terrorism 1 I I rv yl i I I v. mi. Kt -A' events in which the senator lent his star quality to help raise money for people who can provide powerful assistance to his bid to oust President Carter from the White House. Kennedy spoke at the dinner after spending most of the day at the home of his old friend and former Senate colleague, John V.

Tunney. McCarthy is a powerful liberal Democrat who has no love for California Gov. Brown, a Kennedy rival for the Democratic presidential nomination. The Assembly speaker is expected to play a leading role in Kennedy's campaign to win a majority of California's big delegation to the Democratic National Convention. The make-up of that delegation will be decided in a primary June 3.

Despite the fact that Brown was re-elected governor in 1978 by a margin of more than 1 million votes, Kennedy leads both Brown and Carter In most public opinion surveys asking the presidential preferences of California Democrats. Kennedy will fly to San Francisco on today to help Sen. Alan Cranston to raise money for his 1980 re-election campaign. I LOS ANGELES (AP) Sen. Edward M.

Kennedy said Saturday the crisis in Iran should enable the United States to understand better why Israel refuses to deal with the Palestine Liberation Organization. In remarks prepared for delivery at a fund-raising dinner for Leo McCarthy, speaker of the California Assembly, Kennedy said: "In the wake of Iran, we should now understand how deeply the Israelis feel about the tactics of terrorism If we will not accept the blackmail demand of terrorists in Iran, why should we expect Israel to sit down with terrorists in the Middle East." Kennedy said the United States "must never give terrorism our stamp of approval by openly or covertly dealing with the PLO. "The PLO cannot contribute to the peace as long as it has an oath registered in its most basic document to destroy Israel." Kennedy also urged greater assistance to Israel and Egypt to "help themselves," and said the United States must never "trade the security of Israel for a barrel of oil. Such appeasement would be a bad bargain we could never rely on." Kennedy's appearance at the McCarthy dinner was one of several Snowed under Oil tax impasse may be broken Sun News Swvice WASHINGTON Senate Majority Leader Robert C. Byrd, disclosed Saturday that an attempt would be made this eek to break the impasse on the proposed windfall profits tax on oil through a compromise that would generate about $200 billion in revenues, some $70 billion more than the amount now in the bill.

Byrd also called for Senate ratification of the SALT II treaty. He was deliberately vague about the amount contained in the oil tax compromise. Senator urges fuel rationing MILWAUKEE (AP) Sen. Gaylord Nelson urged President Carter on Saturday to impose gasoline rationing immediately as a defense against threats to cut off oil exports to the United States. Nelson, addressing the annual fall meeting of The Wisconsin Associated Press, also declared that it was "foolish" to allow the deposed Shah of Iran into the United States for medical treatment.

Nelson said that four countries that supply more than 50 percent of the nation's daily petroleum demands "have threatened to cut us off or significantly reduce supply for one reason or another." A-waste dump to be planned RICHLAND, Wash. (AP) Two firms have been awarded a $4.5 million contract to design a radioactive waste repository, which could lead to construction of an underground waste storage program at the Hanford nuclear reservation. The joint venturers part of the government's Basalt Waste Isolation Program, said John Munro, Richland office manager of Kaiser Engineers Inc. Construction of a full-scale storage center for radioactive waste and spent nuclear reactor fuel would cost an estimated $2 billion, Munro said. Employees faced carcinogen TRENTON, N.J.

(AP) The state Health Department is notifying 57 of its current and former employees that they have been exposed to a cancer-causing chemical and should see a physician, a department spokesman said Saturday. Spokesman Mitchell Leon said 47 former and 10 current employees were exposed to the chemical, which he declined to identify. Leon also declined to say when or where the exposure took place. Leon said the department was notifying the employees by registered mail. He said he would release full details Monday.

4 AP wlraphoto Buffalo ravaged by savage storm Shaun Cassidy and Ann Pennington. Shaun Cassidy weds girlfriend LOS ANGELES (AP) Teen heartthrob SHAUN CASSIDY was married in a double ring ceremony Saturday to ANN PENNINGTON, his steady girlfriend of almost two years, his public relations firm announced. The 21-year-old recording star and Miss Pennington were married at a secret! ceremony at the Unity by the Sea Church in Sunta Monica. Cassidy had four best men, his long-time friend DAVID JOLLIFFE and his three brothers, DAVID, PATRICK and RYAN, it was reported. Cabbie returns coin collection NEW YORK (AP) A cab driver told a Florida advertising jammed by slow-moving traffic and abandoned vehicles, and a 60-mile stretch of the New York Thruway was closed.

Although squalls were expected to continue through the weekend, the snowfall let up Saturday and road crews started making headway. Sub adrift (Continued from A-l) Power Administration to develop bouys which can generate electricity through wave motion. But before they could return to shore, "we used all the battery power trying to battle winds," Ringrose said of the electrically powered vessel. "Once the power went out, the current took over." The Coast Guard had searched for them for two days. He said the Chavez nearly ran over them.

He and Nicole were below and heard the ship's propellers go past. He said he went on top and flagged the freighter down with a flashlight. "They had already gone by," he said. "It's lucky the watchman saw us." BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP) Snow was piled nearly 2 feet deep in Buffalo Saturday, and several hundred people were camping out in schools and offices until the streets could be cleared.

Some dined on emergency rations, while one group sent next door for pizza and chicken wings. The students, teachers and travelers at South Park High School were among hundreds forced to stay overnight in schools and factories in south Buffalo after a near-record snowfall in western New York. Elsewhere, record cold greeted people across much of the Sun Belt. Temperatures were in the 20s in Alabama, Tennessee, Louisiana and Georgia even as far south as Jacksonville, where it was 28 degrees, the coldest Dec. 1 in 102 years.

The snowstorm swept into western New York on Thursday, picked up huge amounts of moisture while blowing across the unfrozen Great Lakes, and by Saturday had left up to 3 feet of snow in some places. The storm was blamed for the deaths of at least two people, including a man whose car slid Into a snowplow blade In Elma, N.Y. Nearly all major roads were Man guilty in trucker slaying TUSCUMBIA, Ala. (AP) An Alabama man accused in the slaying of a truck driver during the national truckers' strike was convicted Saturday of a charge of second-degree murder. The state court jury, deliberating for 4Va hours after six days of testimony, sentenced Curtis Ray Sheffield, 33, of Tuscumbia to 30 years in prison.

Defense attorney Don Holt said the verdict would be appealed. Sheffield and two other men were charged with murder in the June 20 shooting of trucker Robert Tate of Birmingham. Authorities said Tate bled to death after being shot in the leg as he was driving near Tuscumbia. The shot severed an artery and a vein. Islands get disaster status HONOLULU (AP) Interior Secretary Cecil Andrus said Saturday President Carter has declared a major disaster area in parts of the Marshall Islands, hit by heavy seas and extensive flooding.

Andrus said the disaster declaration will permit the use of federal funds for relief and recovery efforts in the trust territory islands. The funds will go primarily for temporary housing, debris removal and repair of streets, bridges, roads and public utilities. Previous reports from Guam said damages In the Marshalls were estimated at $26 million. state, county and area forecasts executive Saturday he was just doing the right thing by turning in the $33,000 rare coin collection the man left in his taxi, but the driver is going to get a big reward. Cabbie MICHAEL KONAPLANIK of Staten Island told TOM MORLEY he was baffled when he found the 14 United States coins in a cardboard box on the back seat of his cab.

The cabbie discovered the coins Thursday after dropping Morley at Kennedy Airport for his flight home to Cocoa, Fla. The executive had just purchased the 18th century coins. The cabbie took the coins to Morley's New York hotel late Friday and the hotel notified Morley they had been found. Morley promised to put a $1,000 cashier's check in the mail and up to $1,000 worth of "things he likes." Couple seeks surrogate mother LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) Unable to have children of their own, a Louisville couple are trying to become parents with the help of a paid surrogate mother, according to their attorney and their physician.

Under the arrangement they seek, the husband would father a child with another woman by artificial Insemination, the Courier-Journal reported Saturday in a copyright story. The woman would be paid to carry the child to term and then give it to the couple. The couple want to remain anonymous for the time being, said their attorney. They are looking for someone willing to take part through a classified newspaper advertisement. Menuhin plays in Peking PEKING (AP) Violinist YEHUDI MENUHIN gave his first concert in China Saturday night and said afterward, "I felt so completely at home, I must have had a Chinese ancestor." The 63-year-old virtuoso captivated his audience of 2,500 in the Red Tower Theater with Mozart's "Concerto in A Major" and Brahms' "Concerto in Major." As an encore, he performed Bach's "Double Violin Concerto" with Chinese violinist ZHENG RONGQUO, 38.

Like Menuhin, Zheng made his debut at the age of seven. wsif Dior temperatures elsewhere Associated Press Saturday Hi Lo Pre Otlk today 75 to 80 and Monday 68 to 74. LOS ANGELES Variable high cloudiness today. Considerable cloudiness Monday. Overnight lows in mid 50s.

Highs today in upper 70s and Monday near 70. MOUNTAIN AREAS Variable high cloudiness today. Considerable cloudiness Monday with chance of showers over northern mountains. South to southwest winds 15 to 25 mph this afternoon and Monday in northern mountains. A little cooler days.

Overnight Pittsburgh 35 25 sn 40 23 sn 38 35 rn Rapid City 46 18 clr Reno 54 17 cdy Richmond 49 21 cdy St. Louis 32 26 clr St. P. Tampa 62 36 cdy Salt Lake 34 15 cdy San Diego 78 49 cdy San Fran 57 51 cdy Seattle 42 37 .56 rn Spokane 30 28 .04 sn St Ste Marie 22 8 .01 cdy Tulsa 48 28 clr Washington 48 33 cdy this morning. Increasing clouds from the north tonight and Monday with rain likely In the northwest tonight.

Rainy periods In the north today with chance of rain spreading southward to about San Francisco Bay Area to to Lake Tahoe line by nightfall and over remainder of Central California by Monday sunrise. Showers tapering off and clearing from the north Monday. Snow level about 5000 feet In the far north today to 8000 feet southern Sierras Monday. extended forecasts SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA DESERT AREAS Tuesday through Thursday: Variable high cloudiness. Little temperature change.

High temperatures In the high deserts including Owens Valley in the 60s, low deserts 67 to 75. Early morning lows in the 20s Owens Valley 25 to 35 high desert and 35 to 45 low desert valleys. COASTAL AND MOUNTAIN AREAS Tuesday through Thursday. Vari CANADIAN TEMPS Calgary 37 19 Edmonton 36 19 .02 Montreal 32 27 Ottawa 30 23 .08 Regina 23 01 Toronto 28 23 .08 Vancouver 43 39 .24 Winnipeg 14 01 SAN BERNARDINO VALLEY Variable high cloudiness today. Considerable cloudiness Monday and not as warm.

Cooler nights with lows mostly in the 40s. Highs county summary Official San Bernardino high and low temperature yesterday as reported by the National Weather Service: 8141. One year ago yesterday: 61-41. Daytime temperature range at Norton Air Force Base: 75-44. Relative humidity 1 p.m.

yesterday: 22 percent. A mi T'IiimtuI urt'M High Low Apple Valley 73 36 Barttow 66 35 Big Bear 58 32 Colton 75 44 Daggett 68 35 Devore 72 58 Etlwanda 72 44 Fontana 82 64 Lake Arrowhead 54 37 Needlet 69 45 Ontario 81 57 Redlands 81 45 Rlalto 78 60 Riverside 81 45 Wrlghtwood 60 29 Yucalpa 69 45 I IIIS MOM II Nav 1... 7 41 Hov 17... 47 41 Nav 1.. II 47 Nav 47 SI Nav 7S 44 Nav 1...

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45 Nav II 40 Nav 41 Dm 1... II 41 Nav 14... 45 44 Albany 36 25 sn Albu'que 48 19 clr Amarillo 43 21 clr Anchorage 24 20 cdy Ashevllle 54 19 cdy Atlanta 32 25 clr Atlantic Cty 46 19 clr Baltimore 46 24 cdy Birmingham 52 24 clr Bismarck 23 10 clr Boke 29 21 sn Boston 42 31 sn Brownsville 57 50 cdy Buffalo 30 23 cdy CharlstnSC 56 37 clr CharlstnWV 44 21 sn Chicago 26 22 clr Cincinnati 40 28 .05 clr Cleveland 31 25 .08 sn Columbus 36 27 cdy Dal Ft. Wth 62 25 clr Denver .18 4 clr Des Moines 25 17 clr Detroit 22 .10 clr Dulutb 21 7 clr Fairbanks 17 7 cdy Hartford 36 24 sn Helena 40 14 sn Honolulu 89 69 Houston 58 38 cdy Ind'apolis 31 19 .02 cdy Jacks'vllle 57 28 cdy Juneau 41 38 cdy Kan's City 30 19 clr LasVcRas 61 34 clr Little Kork 55 28 clr Lo Angeles 84 56 cdy Louisville 42 29 cdy Memphis 53 30 clr Miami 70 52 cdy Milwaukee 27 19 .01 cdy MpLs St. P.

20 8 clr Nashville 51 25 dr New Orleans 54 27 clr New York 43 31 sn Norfolk 50 27 cdy Okla.City 50 23 clr Omaha 24 11 clr Orlaido 61 39 cdy Palm Springs 78 45 cdy Philad'pbla 43 25 clr Phoenix 71 40 clr Kimball released from hospital SALT LAKE CITY AP) Mormon Churc President SPENCER W. KIMBALL will continue recuperation at home following his release from a hospital following skull surgery last month, says church spokesman DON LEFEVRE. Kimball's release one day earlier than scheduled, was because he wants to be back at work on church business, LeFevre said. Kimball, 84, should be returning to his office on a part-time basis within a week, LeFevre oid. The surgery was to correct a subdural hematoma bleeding within the brain.

Hi Saturday's high. Lo Saturday's low. Pre Precipitation for 24 hours ending 6 p.m. PST Saturday. Otlk Sky conditions outlook for today.

lows 28 to 38. Highs today 52 to 62 and Monday in the 50s BEACH AREAS Variable high clouds today. Considerable cloudiness on Monday. Overnight lows 42 to 52. Highs today near 70.

Highs Monday 65 to 75. LOW DESERTS Variable high cloudiness to-'day increasing to considerable high cloudiness Monday. Not much change in temperatures. Overnight lows 38 to 48. Highs today and Monday mostly 70 to 80.

HIGH DESERTS Variable high cloudiness today, Increasing to considerable high cloudiness Monday. Breezy and slightly cooler Monday. Lows tonight 25 to 38 and Monday In 30s to low 40s. Highs today 64 to 70 and 58 to 66 Monday. NORTHERN AND CENTRAL CALIFORNIA Locally dense fog in val-levs and along the coast mini-almanac Bike theft doesn't stop Frank GRAND RAPIDS, Mich.

(AP) Christmas has come early for FRANK BOUCHER, a 16-year -old cerebral palsy victim nhose bicycle his only means of getting out and visiting friends was stolen last weekend. "A few days ago, Frank didn't have a bicycle," said the boy's mother. SHARON BOUCHER. "Now he's got four. And people are still calling from ail over." Although Frank has had two operations on his legs and has trouble standing, he rides a bicycle well after he Is helped onto the able high cloudiness.

Occasional patchy fog or low clouds near the coast. Highs temperatures in the coastal sections ranging from the upper 60s at the beaches to upper 70s Inland valleys and 55 to 65 at the mountain resorts. Overnight lows 43 to 53 except down to the mid 30s in the coldest inland Mondiy, Dte. t7 SunriM m. Sunset 4:1 p.m.

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