Holy Spirit High School - Spartan Yearbook (Absecon, NJ)

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The Sun Q Your newspaper in a changing time FRIDAY, JANUARY 4, 1980 SUBSCRIPTION — $12 ANNUALLY i3-U-4« AQUAKIUS Gold Loses Footing Soviet-Moslem War From Our tt,reserv,c« jng the United States 1- 8-IO-22| n-55-87-8; ' LONDON (UPI) - Gold fell $40 to 5590 an ounce in London Friday but broJ ers said thev could not rule out another rise past $600. The New York price held above $600 despite a $20 drop and climbed to about $610 in late dealer trading With the Afghanistan and Iran sit- uation still tense, the market is still in a state of anxiety, said a dealer for the London brokers firm of Sharps Pixley. Asked about the drop in the London price after opening at $610 an ounce, another dealer said, A lot of small investors have had their fingers burned today The metal opened in London at $610 an ounce after a sharp spurt Thursday but dropped within minutes to $580. Analysts traced the fluctuations to worries over the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan, higher oil prices and the situation m Iran. I know that Thursday ' s stampede into gold was called crazy, but it takes a brave man to say that we will not see yet another rush before very long, a broker for the London firm of Samuels Montague said. There was also speculation about a possible bullion sale by the U.S. Treas- ury, which could lower the price by increasing the world supply of gold Casino Win ATLANTIC CITY - The city ' s casi- nos won more than $30 million in December, including $1.25 million that gamblers lost at the new Park Place Casino Hotel, which opened in the last week of the year Even though only half of its tables were open for three days and half the slot machines for eight days, gam- blers lost $1,251,559 at Bally ' s $300 million casino hotel complex. For the month of December, Re- sorts International reported a win of $15,179,436 compared to $14,057,299 for the Boardwalk Regency. Both fig- ures are less than November ' s win, but officials attribute much of the reduction to a 13-day experiment which allowed professional card counters to play blackjack. The skill- ful players had been banned from the tables almost a year ago because of their impact on the financial viability of the casinos Local-Interest Securities (CourtMy of Advett, Inc. Lait Ch«na« US A.r Atlantic City Electric Curt.ce-Burnj Dougtierly Broj Guarantee Bank ... Lenox MCA MaulTectt Purei Stevcoknit So Jersey Industrial U S Homes 17J« 17 ' f2 6 alt ! ' 52 ISU 21S« IS ' i CASINO-INTEREST American Motor Inns 12 ' Bally Mig 34 Caesars 17 ' - CDI 8 Del Webb ' Elsinore 14 ' Golden Nugget 17 ' ' e Harrah ' s 33 Hilton 30 Holiday Inn 17 MGM 7)V» Playboy H ' i Ramada 8 ' - . + H + ' TMI Lesson Is for Public SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - The Three Mile Island reactor accident should finally convince government and industry that they cannot prevent all nuclear accidents and must con- centrate more on protecting the pub- lic, a Princeton University physicist said Monday. The almost-exclusive focus to date in the reactor safety area has been in accident prevention. That ' s very good, but it ' s also very unbalanced, said Frank von Hippel of Princeton ' s Cen- ter for Energy and Environment Stud- ies. Three Mile Island should have taught us that we cannot completely prevent accidents, he told a news conference at a meeting of the Ameri- can Association for the Advancement of Science. We have to be ready to Pakistan urged the United Nations Security Council Saturday to call for an immediate and unconditional with- drawal of all foreign troops from Afghanistan — a move the Soviet Union was virtually certain to veto. At the request of 51 nations, includ- « 10 t. and China, the council opened an urgent debate on the move of massive Soviet forces into Afghanistan at the U.N. head- quarters in New York Saturday after- noon. The Soviet Union objected strongly to the debate, denouncing it as inter- ference in the internal affairs of Af- Flyers ' BLOOMINGTON, Minn. (AP) - Philadelphia Coach Pat Quinn wasn ' t making any excuses, but he said the conditions were right for his Flyers ' 7- 1 National Hockey League defeat by Minnesota Monday night — a loss that ended the Flyers ' unbeaten string at 35 games. We walked right into a club that was fairly fresh and obviously well primed, said Quinn. We ' re not mak- ing excuses. We had a good effort tonight but we met a club that would not be denied. We didn ' t really care where the streak ended. I said all along that it was inevitable. We didn ' t lose — we got beat A roaring crowd of 15,962 fans, a Minnesota record, turned out to see the North Stars end the Flyers ' string which began nearly three months ago. The streak included 25 victories and t Home Pride WHITE BREAD 2o. i.at Dynamo HEAVY DUTY LIQUID 64.. Tide DETERGENT 49 o.. Red Pock CRUSHED TOMATOES 280, MAINE LOBSTER STUFFED Khomeini TEHRAN, Iran (AP) - Tens of thousands of demonstrators filled the streets of Tabriz on Monday, setting fire to a revolutionary committee building as violence flared across Iran. In the holy city of Qom, authori- ties accused leftovers of the Ameri- can agents of planning clashes there later this week Tension mounted in the Kurdish powderkeg of Sanandaj as the gover- nor general of Kurdestan province resigned to join protesters who de- mand the withdrawal of non-Kurdish government security forces. The Persian Gulf coast towns near the Strait of Hormuz were in mourn- ing for the dozens killed in clashes between Sunni and Shiite Moslems in Bandar Langeh. Another slaying was reported in the town as fighting con- tinued for the fourth straight day. Between 41 and 56 persons were re- ported killed in weekend clashes Eight persons were reported killed in the southeast province of Baluchis- tan-Sistan, where a number of people were killed last month as some resi- dents demanded the withdrawal of the revolutionary guard. In New York. U.N ' Secretary-Gen- eral Kurt Waldheim reported to the - i-,- - No em r ral Security Council on his visit to. Iran estate trade figures showed Monday. But the new figures were not going to help home buyers much. At the same time it was announced mort- gage rates rose to an average of 12 93 percent in December. According to the National Associa- tion of Realtors, the national median price of an existing single-family home fell from $56,300 in October to $55,600 in November, a decline of 12 percent. This still was nearly 10 per- cent a bove a year ago. Home Prices WASHINGTON (UPI) - For the first time in 12 years — aside from a few statistical flukes — home prices last week — a trip it was hoped would to release of some 50 Americans State Predicts Gas at $1.75 NEWARK (AP) - State energy officials are predict- ing the price of gasoline will jump to $1.75 a gallon in New Jersey by the end of the year. WITH CRABMEAT Ifltludes: (ol« aw, homema(t« bread, losstd saUid ond choite of pofoto. $795 BAUY LUMCHtON SKCIAtS }2.2t if mm. AIStCOM ■ liAl CAUONAT HIE ■ l«ior«l kiiitrk htmt wtl4 Doobie Bros. AdJlImRs Top Grammy Nominations SOAIIS POIIT . OAIS SECTIOL Two W m- rwk tty » w«l tw bw wgtaHiq mni hmti-i» bmtkioii. (inlo« ovtdoo lt«r LOS ANGELES (UPI) - The Doobie Brothers topped the nominations Tuesday for the 22nd annual Grammy Awards, winning mention for song, record of the year and album of the year. 1ST PRICE 12,513 OUR PRICE $10,714 BRAND NEW DATSUN 280 ZX GRAND LUXURY pd M.iriuol Tfonsmi-, 6 cyl , fu» reeded eng.ne, power oi i . ' brakes oil 4 tiPffls AM FM rodio, bucket seois. console. Meel belted radiol tires, cuslom heel covetj, monuol steer ig Std Equip Op! ons rnuld d Grand LL)«ory cWoqe ond A Cordilioonq 2 tone pomt slighth »gher Pricei Include Deale« PrcD. and Irons. Eicludt Tai Taqs.

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