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$4rt My 19, 1980 A-2 mt SUN OOP lbG'03'S5 Assassin try. has been living since last year. One of the group displayed a press card Identifying him as a reporter for LHumanite, the Communist Party newspaper. (A spokesman for the newspaper later denied that the card was genuine.) The visitors went up to the second floor and rang the bell at Bakhtiar's door. A maid opened it as far as a security mechanism would allow, and then slammed it shut.

The gunmen opened fire and then retreated. Bakhtiar, who is 63, was having breakfast at the time. A radio reporter who got through by telephone while the shooting was still going on was told by the former prime minister that he refused to be intimidated and intended to finish his breakfast. He said the would-be assassins fired 14 shots in the hall in front of his apartment. Later Bakhtiar told the French television that he had been receiving death threats almost every day.

He described the attack as the work of professionals hired by the Iranian government. Press reports have linked Bakhtiar to last week's attempted coup, in the wake of which the Iranian government is reported to have made more than 300 arrests. (Continued from A-l) the greatest vigor and will take all the necessary steps required." In addition, Gabriel Robin, senior Foreign Ministry official, drove out to Orly Airport Friday afternoon to meet with Iranian Foreign Minister Sadegh Ghotbzadeh. Ghotbzadeh, who used to live in Paris and comes here once or twice a often on private business, had stopped off on his way to Nicaragua. Agence France-Presse quoted "observers" as reporting that Robin gave the Iranian minister a serious warning about the dangers of using French territory to settle accounts between the supporters and opponents of the Iranian government.

Officials would not confirm this. Ghotbzadeh was said to have told Robin that the Iranian government knew nothing about the attack or the assailants. There was nobody on duty at the Iranian Embassy late Friday afternoon, and a caretaker said, "They were all scared and went home." Friday morning's attack began when the assailants, carrying camera bags, went to the apartment house in Neuilly a prosperous Paris suburb where Bakhtiar if. 1 1 2 If "fit. AJ wlreplwte Fia a brain Justice courts cut India enters space club Nw York Time Huwt Sank NEW DELHI India made a modest entry into the space club Friday by launching a satellite into orbit Prime Minister Indira Gandhi announced in Parliament that a 77-pound satellite named "Rohini" was shot into space Friday morning.

Members of Parliament thumped the tables in approval when Gandhi said: "It is a great day for India and Indian science." India joins five other nations in space: the U.S., Russia Soviet Union, France, China and Japan. Man sentenced, then married SANTA ANA (AP) A 31-year-old man was sentenced to life in prison on Friday by an Orange County Superior Court judge and then was married by the same judge in the same courtroom. Cesar O'Campo Acosta, who was convicted of killing a Santa Ana tavern owner, was married by Judge Jerrold Oliver to his longtime sweetheart, Hilda Barajas Segeda. The couple have a ft-year-old child. The judge had planned to formally marry the couple, but Acosta's attorney, Roger Hanson, failed to obtain a marriage license.

In order not to disappoint the tearful bride, Judge Oliver performed a mock ceremony anyway. The Judge said a formal marriage will be performed within a week. But Acosta may be transferred to Chino Prison by that time. Actors strike is authorized HOLLYWOOD (AP) California actors authorized a nationwide strike that could paralyze the television industry as negotiations continued Friday to resolve a contract dispute involving some 90,000 prime-time players, officials of the American Federation of Television and Radio Actors said. The votes by the locals in Los Angeles and San Francisco were unanimous.

The strike deadline is midnight Sunday. Iranian demonstrators cleared BEVERLY HILLS (AP) Charges against 105 Iranians arrested last November during an anti-Shah demonstration were dismissed Friday by a Judge who says they never should have been charged. Beverly Hills Municipal Judge Charles D. Boags said he expects to "take a lot of flack" for his ruling. Methodists elect bishop PALO ALTO (AP) After a record 47 ballots, western United Methodists elected a new bishop Friday, the Rev.

Calvin D. McConnell of Colorado Springs. He was the second new bishop elected this week. The Rev. Melvin Talbert of Nashville, was elected earlier this week to the other vacancy.

McConnell, 51, entered the running on the 18th ballot. The leader through most of the voting, the Rev. Richard W. Cain, withdrew after the 45th ballot. Cain is president of the Claremont School of Theology.

Cuban hijacker prosecution WASHINGTON (AP) The U.S. government is sympathetic to Cubans desperate to leave their nation, but the Justice Department warned Friday that it intends to prosecute those who hijack boats or planes to come to the U.S. There has been a stream of boat-hijackings from Cuba with little or no prosecution against those involved up to now. Agee passport order appealed WASHINGTON (AP) The Justice Department asked the Supreme Court on Friday to overturn a court order restoring a passport to ex-CIA Agent Philip Agee. The government said Agee, who now lives in Hamburg, West Germany, has been engaged in a campaign since 1974 to disrupt and destroy the CIA by identifying its covert agents abroad.

Talks stalled in hotel strike SAN FRANCISCO (AP) Contract talks were stalled Friday as federal mediators sought to end a strike by employees and a lockout by management at 36 major hotels which have crippled the city's billion-dollar-a-year tourist trade. Alan Lippmann, like any 13-year-old, knows his way around bicycles. The Seattle teenager also knows his way around campus. Alan is a math major at the University of Washington and expects to graduate in two years. Pain killers cited for actor's problem NEW YORK (AP) Exhaustion and pain killers may have caused actor RICHARD BURTON'S slurred speech and unsteady movements and forced him to leave a performance of "Camelot," five minutes after the curtain went up, a spokesman for the officials have said the hope is that positions will be found for the three constables In the Marshal's Office, which serves the municipal courts.

Elimination of the three courts Is expected to save about $148,000 a year. Although the board could change its mind before final adoption of the necessary ordinance-July 28, Mayfleld quickly recovered from his shock over Friday's action and insisted, "There will be no reconsideration." Mayf ield, who represents part of the mountain area but who expressed mixed feelings about the Crest Forest court, noted the board earlier in the week approved moves to acquire Lake Gregory's San Moritz Lodge and to provide needed recreation facilities there for the mountain communities. "We've been more than fair (with the mountains)," the board chairman contended, adding it is likely the San Bernardino municipal Judges would conduct court at Twin Peaks for the convenience of mountain residents, as they plan to do at Colton. After the vote, McElwain, in an exchange with Hammock, explained his position by saying that "if it's cost-effective for Rancho Cucamonga, it's cost-effective for Crest Forest." He referred to an earlier board action which, although producing no immediate cost savings, wiped out the last remnant of independence of the Rancho Cucamonga Municipal Court in his district by placing it under the wing of the West Valley courts. (Continued from A-l) ments against the mergers as being based on little except community pride.

After Colton City Attorney Stephen Edwards protested the ac-tion, Hansberger said he believes the Colton and Loma Linda city councils, in opposing the mergers, "have not taken a sufficient look at the issue but have spoken from pride." The action is effective Oct. 1, at which time Judges David McKen- na of Colton, Marianne Isaeff of Loma Linda and David Press of Crest Forest will lose their positions. Clerks of the three courts are to be retained, and county Victim (Continued from A-l) The county agreed to settle the claim for the deputies' search because of the unpredictable nature of juries and because a trial would have cost twice as much as the $5,000 settlement, Bruggeman said. St. John was prosecuted in 1977 for reckless possession of explosives in a school, but after a week's trial pleaded no contest to a reduced charge of possession of an explosive device.

He was placed on probation for three years. Before sentencing, the trial judge, Roy E. Chapman, noted that there was no evidence that St. John intended to blow up buildings or injure people. Rather, it showed he intended to drop an explosive in Big Bear Lake to "blow up carp" or "smoke out" a school assembly, Chapman said.

state, county and aroa forecasts temperatures elsewhere Friday musical said Friday. SEYMOUR KRAWITZ said Burton apparently fell 111 Thursday night, possibly because of exhaustion and nausea brought on by heat, bursitis and pain killers he was taking for the condition. Burton plays King Arthur in the revival of the 1960 musical. Krawitz said he was awaiting word from the actor or his doctor to determine the exact cause of Thursday night's episode and could not say whether Burton was receiving any medical treatment. Asked if the actor was intoxicated, as several members of the sell-out audience complained, Krawitz said, "I don't know; I don't think so." Burton has a history of heavy drinking but has said that in recent years he takes only an occasional glass of wine.

Actor 'Reef Barry kills self NORTH HOLLYWOOD (AP) Western actor DONALD 'RED' BARRY, best known for his portrayal of the comic strip character "Red Ryder" in a 1940s serial, shot himself to death in the presence of police officers who had just settled a family quarrel. Barry's wife, BARBARA, and 10-year-old daughter, DEBORAH, had just driven away from his home and the officers were getting in their patrol car Thursday night when Barry went into his house, armed himself with a revolver, and shot himself in the head. The 69-year-old actor was dead on arrival at Riverside Hospital. Born Donald Barry de Acosta, of Irish and Spanish heritage, he got his first acting break in the New York stage production of "Tobacco Road" in the late 1930s. Barry got his first movie role, with the help of JOHN WAYNE, in "Wyoming Outlaw." It was the first of many pictures he made for Republic, and the first of many villains he portrayed.

Having scents enough to stop MILWAUKEE (AP) "There is a critic in the audience this evening." said JO ANNE WORLEY, starring in "Hello, Dolly!" at the Melody Top Theater. "I think that maybe what we should do is stop." The critic she referred to wasn't a heckler or a writer. It was a baby skunk that wandered into the tent theater just before intermission. At Worley's suggestion, the audience of about 2,000 filed out Thursday night and waited for the skunk to be removed. Humane Societ worker JOHN MCDOWELL said th'e animal was trapped near some shrubs, along with two others.

First lady will go to Peru WASHINGTON (AP) First lady ROSALYNN CARTER will represent her husband July 27-29 at the inauguration of Peru's new president, FERNANDO BELAUNDE TERRY. The inaugural ceremonies will be in Lima. Soap star will resume role NEW YORK (AP) EILEEN FULTON, star of CBS', J'As the World Turns" for two decades and one of the most prominent characters in all of daytime television, will resume her role as Lisa early next month after a six-week absence due to illness. Fulton, who was hospitalized with hepatitis, should be back at work sometime during the first week of August, her agent said Friday. BETSY VON FURSTENBERG played Lisa Colman during Fulton's illness.

Epic hang glider flight starts FARMTNGDALE, N.Y. (AP) A Californian who aims to pilot bis motorized hang glider across the Atlantic by easy stages took off from a Long Island airport Friday after insisting the projected New York-to-Paris flight was "very realistic." And if he makes it to Paris, he said, he might just decide to hang glide around the world. EAGLE SARMONT, 28, became airborne in his motorized "ultralight" craft at Republic Airport here at 11:50 a.m., soared above the ocean shoreline to the Statue of Liberty in New York harbor, the official starting point of his daring venture, circled the statue twice and headed north. Sarmont, who will fly only by daylight and in good weather, planned to glide up the Hudson River to Albany, then on to Canada, Greenland, Iceland, Scotland And France, making the trip at a rate of 200 to 300 miles a day. Ptland.Ore 82 59 cdy Rapid City 84 53 cdy Reno 94 50 clr Richmond 93 88 clr Sacramento 86 58 St Louis 96 75 clr St Tampa 87 77 stm Salt Lake 91 61 cdy San Diego 71 65 cdy San Fran 58 53 clr Seattle 78 54 cdy Spokane 84 53 clr St Ste Marie 78 47 clr Tulsa 108 82 clr Washingtn 93 72 clr Yuma 111 86 SAN BERNARDINO VALLEY Fair through Sunday.

Lows 60 to 66. Highs in 90s. BEACHES Night and morning low cloudiness; otherwise fair through county summary Official San Bernardino high and low temperature yesterday as reported by the National Weather Service: 101-63. One year ago yesterday: 11069. Daytime temperature range at Norton Air Force Base: 97-60.

Relative humidity 1 p.m. yesterday: 23 percent. Sunday. A little warmer Sunday. Lows 55 to 65.

Highs today in 70s; Sunday ranging from about 70 at beaches to lower 80s warmer inland portions. LOWER DESERT Fair through Sunday. Westerly winds of 15 to 30 mph northern Coachella Valley during late afternoon and evening hours. Lows 75 to 85. Continued hot days with highs 108 to 114.

UPPER DESERT Fair through Sunday. Westerly winds of 13 to 23 mph during afternoon and evening hours. Lows 65 to 73. Highs 98 to 108. LOS ANGELES Fair through Sunday but night and morning low cloudiness along the coast.

Highs today 80 and Sunday 84. Lows 64. MOUNTAINS Fair smog report Canadian through Sunday with resort highs 80 to 86. Lows 54 to 64. NORTHERN AND CENTRAL CALIFORNIA Night and morning fog and low clouds along the coast and into coastal valleys with some local drizzle possible this morn-ing.

Otherwise fair through the weekend. national woathor Associated Press A few showers were scattered around the country Friday but sunny skies and scorching temperatures continued to dominate the southern Plains and southern Mississippi Valley. Before noon, temperatures had already climbed to 100 degrees at Dallas-Fort Worth and at Dodge City and Emporia, Kan. By mid-afternoon it was 106 at Dallas-Fort Worth, Wichita Falls, Texas, and Wichita, Kan. Readings also soared past 100 degrees across much of Missouri and Arkansas and over much Of the area from north-central Texas through 52 63 45 63 59 82 61 84.

50 73 61 81 54 70 63 81 Calgary Edmonton Montreal Ottawa Reglna Toronto Vancouver Winnipeg Alfa Temperature .10 Hi Pre Otlk Albany 87 63 cdy Albuque 105 71 cdy Amarillo 99 68 clr Anchorage 66 51 clr Atlanta 94 73 .38 clr AtlantcCty 82 ,68 .18 clr Baltimore 92 68 clr Birminghm 99 73 clr Bismarck 85 60 stm Boise 87 52 clr Boston 79 72 cdy Brownsvlle 98 72 cdy Buffalo 68 63 cdy CharlstnSC 91 76 cdy Charlstn WV 91 64 clr Chicago 90 69 .01 cdy Cincinnati 89 61 cdy Cleveland 82 64 cdy Columbus 86 63 cdy DalFtWth 110 81 clr Denver 85 83 clr Dei Moines 92 71 .15 clr Detroit 82 60 clr Duluth 77 61 .69 cdy Fairbanks 77 51 clr Hartford 86 66 cdy Helena 79 48 shr Honolulu 88 75 .04 cdy Houston 96 82 Clr Indnaplis 92 64 clr jacksnvlle 96 70 stm Juneau 66 cdy Kant City 103 79 clr Las Vegas 110 82 clr Little Rock 106 74 cdy Los Angeles 83 65 clr Louisville 94 68 Clr Memphis 104 82 clr Miami 87 78 .27 stm Milwaukee 85 61 clr Mpls-StP 85 73 .03 cdy Nashville 98 07 clr New Orleans 95 76 .75 cdy New York 91 73 clr Norfolk 88 71 .30 clr OklaCity 106 78 clr Omaha 89 75 .05 cdy Orlando 90 73 ttm Palm Springs 113 75 Phlladpbla 88 60 .01 clr Phoenix 109 86 clr Pittsburgh 89 67 cdy PuantLMe 85 65 cdy Jaiy II LOW 65 71 45 68 76 64 55 64 63 84 59 58 57 61 58 64 High Apple Valley 101 Barstow 104 Big Bear 86 Colton 102 Daggett 109 98 99 Montana 98 LaKa 85 Needle 109 Ontario 92 Redland 101 ftlalto 101 Riverside 95 wnghtwood 90 Yucaipa 98 THIS MONTH OZONE TABLE iaiy it Ian Mdlahd. 11 Fentana .23 Lake Oretary 16 .19 .22 .19 .21 .16 .09 .17 .11 .10 I.MMIUIMM.M.UIlia .11 Paaadena. .10 La The Air Quality Man HI Friday's high. Lo Friday's low. Pre Precipitation for 24 hours ending 8 p.m.

EDT Friday. Otlk Sky conditions outlook for Saturday. extended forecast Associated Press Three to tin i1 tomtit (or Monday hrough Wednesday: NORTHERN CALIFORNIA Fair with patch coastal fog and low clouds night and morninoi. Warming trend. Highs from the Mt and 70s at the coast to the Wt to 102 Inland Monday warming locally to upper 90s to 107 inland bv Wednesday Lows in the Jus and 60s with tome low 70 northern Sacramento Valley.

CENTRAL CALIFORNIA Fair except low clouds and tog coastal sections nights and mornings. Warming trend. Highs from me tvi and at the coast to the Ws 104 Inland Monday warming to upper Ws to 101 Inland by Wednesday. Lows in the 50s coast and coastal valleys and mid Ms to mid 70s tan Joaquin Valley. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA DESERT AREAS Increasing chance of a few afternoon and evening fhundershowersi ether-wise fair.

Night Monday 98 to 108 upper deserts and into lie lower desertt, cooling about degrees later in period. mlnl-olmanat Jun 57 Jul 4. 1 Jun 4 J7 Jul 1.... lot 40 Jun 4 Jul 91 Jun 21.... It Jul 91 60 Jun 22....

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2 Jun 27.. 101 61 Jul 11..... 91 54 Jun 20.. 101 St Jul 14..... 91 50 Jun 29..

1M 6t Jul 105 6t jun ts a jui iet at Jul 1 Jul 11... 162 41 Jul 1 tt 10... 101 41 Jul 1 ft 44 agement District haa predicted the following ozone for today: WEST END .16 FONT ANAV4) I ALTO II SAN .19 BAST VALLEY 21 LAKfl ORBBORY II tm predict air quality today vnhaaltMul tor everyone In the Fan tana-Rlalte area! and lit th East Valley area. On Friday, first stage episode were called In San Befnardino Fan tana, and Lake Gregory and orort called off at 6 p.m. Sunday, July 20, 1 tito a.m.

1:00 p.m. RAIN KALI. 100-01 season to 00.00 197M0 season total. 11.01 1970-79 sooton 19.7.