European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - September 10, 1980, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Pogo 10 the stars and stripes wednesday. September 10. 1980 worldwide recession considered Likely As if predicts Low economic growth Washington Jap the economics of Industrial nations Are Likely to grow Only i percent through1 ?81 and could easily deteriorate into a worldwide recession the International monetary fund says die projection by the if in its annual report monday lakes into account the recession already under Way in the Unile states an if official who asked not to be identified Slid such a Low growth rate for Industrial nations would mean rising unemployment in Many countries with Loo few jobs for growing labor forces. The if also expressed concern for underdeveloped countries whose mourning debts Are outpacing their abilities to repay them. Debts of these countries Are Likely to Victoria Holt in we.  pm prams to Maura with l.0\l will Moor you to Youk Chain one or the Many better Selling paperbacks to reach most bookstores this week. Increase by s50 billion this year and even More in 1981. Largely because of the h a Cost of imported Oil. The report said the slowdown in economic growth in Industrial nations a helped ease the inflationary pressure on Price bul it said inflation remains a serious problem almost everywhere that must be brought under control before there is a renewal of economic Grawin. Among the features of the world eco nomic scene that have a disturbing charac Ter the first and Foremost is the prevailing rate of inflation in the Industrial countries the report said. The assessment of the 140-nation if will be a key topic at its week Long annual meeting beginning sept. 29 in Washington. The if oversees the functioning of the world Economy and provides funds for members in financial difficulty. Judge Grants request says killer must die Harrisonville to. Up a judge monday granted pal risk b. Trimble s request and sentenced him to a cold rather than life in prison. For strangling a fellow jail inmate. Trimble had As cd Cass county circuit judge Robert g. Russell for he death san Tinct and i Ussell asked Trimble if Ihal  his wish. Ves replied trim Lile and the fudge granted his Cuc a. Trimble 21, already was facing a 110 year prison term for kidnapping and sexually abusing two 9-year-old girls in june he was convict cd of capital murder july 31 in the death of Jerry James Everett 20 Trimble was in the St. Charles county jail awaiting trial on the other charges when authorities said he  Evereit with a Towel after making him write o Pho by suicide note. Other inmates ic5tified Trimble had used Everett As a sea slave r j " ass lulls the death sen Itow Lollo cd the jury s recommendation. The judge could have reduced he penalty to life in prison without parole for 50 years. A death sentence is nip Calvd automatically to the Missouri supreme court. Jozus Penn a jr., it his be n family and he hungarian  a pit big parents hop that rid America would it Suade blk not id feet. The neg he before be a to to Hungary 89 Bis Pirn i slept Nagy wrote them i letter then crept of his Uncle s House in thou surf calif., and went into hiding. Hit a devoted member of the con i arly Hud suspected his son a w Nung to defect and wanted to show us Ihal the templing picture of in  society was no More ilium . Russians buy 300,000 tons of american Graif Washington up Trie soviet Union has purchased another 300,000 loaf of american Grain it is permitted to to of. Despite the partial american embargo Faff posed after the Sovic invasion of afghan Stan the agriculture department Tail monday the latest sales of 200,000 tons of Eori and 100,000 tons of wheat by private i Brashl the Kremlin s Purchase la 3.86 million tons for the year . I in imposing the embargo on 17 Roll Liefl tons of Grain last Jan. 4, president carte permuted Moscow to buy 8 million ions to bal minimum terms under a  Grain agreement then in its fourth year. Better showman on to to win vote Nixon says it Vlf  it t�., _ _ new York up Richard Nixon said in an interview broadcast tuesday Ihal the nov 4 ejection will be won on How the Man looks How he sounds in the presiden tial debates. V Nixon interviewed by journalist Theo Dore White on Abc news today program Eaid Indeman Dent candidate John Anderson is doomed to failure if he is kept from participating m the a Balej. Niwen whose performance in the i960 debates Agair isl John f. Kennedy was considered a major Factor in his election defeat said a candidate Masc by of subject matter is not always crucial in a Debaie. The candidates should have in mind1hat debating Point ,.w0n l win this particular  he said. La s How the Man looks How he sound he added. Nixon said if Anderson is not included in abates sponsored by the league of women voters he has no Chance whatever in carry any slate let alone make a difference in the outcome of t he election. The league s scheduled sept. 21 debate 1� shrouded in doubt because president Carter has indicated he will not of depart if Ander son is included and Republican candidate Ronold Reagan Tayja he will stay away Fanderson is a i out n i on Aid Carter does t want Anderson included because he believes an effective performance by Anderson will draw mom Voles away from him than from Reagan bul he said that by barring Anderson from participation. Carter Coiffe alien Al nil of those Anderw a voters he would Lila in his Camp if Anderson drops , who resigned from the Pretl Deney because of the watergate scandal Laid housed television effectively in the 1950s but thai hit Loci ate Felt he looked terrible Mph i960 to debates with Kennedy he described himself at the orphan of to Media