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Kaplan (305) 830-4448 1 UNITED NATIONS (Re-uter) A total of 268 persons were killed and 571 others wounded in international terrorist attacks in the six-year period ended last December, while propery destroyed in the incidents was valued at $163 million and $32 million was collected in ransom, the U.N,' Association of the United States reported Monday. The figures were' quoted in the association's monthly a a i the Inter-dependent, which 'also, named the Shah of Iran as "diplomat of the year" for his success in raising world oil prices. "THIS SKILLFUL handling of man and nations is making Iran a preeminent Middle East power, a third world leader and a nation taken seriously by the industrialized the magazine said. The U.N. association published i Monday showing that Iran, Saudi Arabia, Nigeria and eight other third world oil producers whose income from oil this year will exceed $91,000 million contributeda total of $4,850,000 to U.N.

preinvest-ment and development aid programs, from which they will receive in 1974 assistance valued at Envoy Going To U.N. LONDON (Reuter) Ivor Richard left here by air Monday for New York to take up his new post as Britain's permanent representative at the United Nations headquarters, British officials said. RENT a Mpw Electronic www Calculator for OlOIOOl oooo lAi'nilolfel a i i month and apply rental toward purchase price $94.95 133 E. ROBINSON, ORLANDO if georgestot adds, subtracts, multiplies, divides figures percentages i os it'. i ma Ilk 'fyjD EDWARD VILLEILA Finest performer Top Ballet Stars With Symphony Ballet dancers Edward Villella and Violette Ver-dy will appear with the Florida Symphony Orchestra at 8:30 p.m.

April 10 at Orlando Munic ipal Auditorium. Two years ago the artists received a standing ovation from their Orlando audience. VILLELLA, in the view of some critics, is the finest male ballet performer in American and ranks among the world's top three. When asked what his favorite ballets are, Vilel-la has several answers. "The one I'm dancing at the moment," is usually his first reply.

But when pressed, he admits that for pure dance, he prefers the "Rubies" section of George Balanchine's ballet "Jewels." The role in "Rubies" was especially created for Villella. For bravura, he chooses the a i kovsky "Pas de Deux," which he and Miss Verdy are including in their Orlando program. MISS VERDY frequently is Villella's dance partner both with the New York City Ballet and on tour. Miss Verdy has toured with top ballet companies in both America and Europe. She has appeared on television and in movies.

Tickets for the performance are now on sale at Streep's Ticket Agency, 641 N. Orange Ave. They are priced at $6.50, $5.50, $4.50 and $3.50. Telephone orders are accepted. The performance is cosponsored by Sentinel Star Charities and the Florida Symphony.

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