Bakhtiar vows no surrender amid Tehran rally
Prime Minister Bakhtiar declares he will not yield to Ayatollah Khomeini as hundreds of thousands march in Tehran in support of Khomeini and Mehdi Bazargan. He denounces Khomeini and orders the army kept out unless violence erupts while Khomeini urges a large turn out for Bazargan’s provisional government.
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Tehran
Iran
Shahpour Bakhtiar
Ruhollah Khomeini
Mehdi Bazargan
Bakhtiar
Pregnant Women Warned On Drink In New Government Program
Washington AP reports the government plans an education push to warn women of childbearing age about the risks of drinking. The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms aims to involve government, industry and the public with classroom instruction, ads and brochures. Details remain to be set.
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Washington
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms
Treasury Department
Alcoholic Beverage Industry
Farmers Win Small Victories In Protest Campout
Protesting farmers report fresh water and propane for campers and a pledge of new House and Senate hearings. Gerald McCathern of Hereford, Texas, calls the gains a beginning of understanding that they are not hoodlums. A Lutheran church strategy meeting included singing Amazing Grace as a city baker supplies doughnuts. City officials allowed water and propane for meals but declined tractors to clear streets during a five inch snowfall.
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Washington
Senate
Secretary of Agriculture
Gerald McCathern
Hereford
Texas
American Agriculture Movement
Mystery disease plagues Naples infants killing dozens
In Naples and Ercolano poor neighborhoods, an influenza like illness has sickened thousands of children and killed at least 60 since discovery a year ago. Doctors reject the term mystery disease and say the virus may be an influenza strain endemic to Naples.
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Naples
Italy
Ercolano
Mount Vesuvius
Giulio Tarro
Albert Sabin
Israel Prisoner Rights Report Strains U.S. Israeli Ties
The State Department says credible reports imply mistreatment of Arab prisoners in Israeli jails, a finding from the annual human rights review. Spokesman Hodding Carter III notes the accumulation of reports may affect U.S. Israel relations and Congress debate on ties to rights violators.
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Washington
State Department
Hodding Carter III
Department
Congress
Israel
U.S
Landscape architects shape outdoor rooms to boost mood and savings
John R. Thomas of Bennett-Thomas Associates spoke to the North Augusta Rotary Club on how landscape architecture links psychology and economics to outdoor spaces. He urged viewing landscape work as balancing nature and man, with site planning lowering drainage and maintenance costs and guiding long term use.
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John R. Thomas
Bennett-Thomas Associates
North Augusta
Thomas
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