Negotiations with Kurds In Sanandaj Amid Tense Truce
In Sanandaj Ayatollah Teleghani met Kurdish leaders in the university cafeteria seeking to end four days of fighting. The Tehran envoy suggested submitting a list of demands for assessment as Kurds control the city in western Iran.
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Sanandaj
Iran
Ruhollah Khomeini
Kurdistan
Khomeini
Ayatollah
Mahmoud Teleghani
Teleghani
Tehran
Sanandaj University
Adams urges auto industry to reinvent the car
Transportation Secretary Brock Adams warns of ongoing gasoline shortages and calls for a breakthrough within seven years to preserve mobility. He notes limited response since last December but plans a high level Washington meeting with government and Detroit auto leaders.
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Washington
Brock Adams
U.S
Adams
Detroit
American Marine leaves Vietnam after 13 years in captivity
Pfc. Robert Russell Garwood, 33, of Greensburg Indiana, flown to Bangkok from Ho Chi Minh City after 13 years away, high-lights a somber arrival. He refused reporters, wearing sunglasses and a flower in his shirt as U.S. Consul Andrew Antippas escorted him and noted his lawyer advised silence.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Vietnam
Robert Russell Garwood
Greensburg
Ind
Ho Chi Minh City
Saigon
Garwood
U.S
Andrew Antippas
Corresponents
Carter Diplomacy Fails to Lift Public Opinion
AP NBC poll finds Americans approve Carter's Middle East diplomacy and peace effort with Egypt and Israel but disapprove of his handling of energy and the economy. The poll was conducted Monday and Tuesday after his latest shuttle diplomacy.
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New York
Camp David Mideast
Carter
Middle East
Associated Press
NBC News
Egypt
Israel
Administration Opts Against Profit Target for Firms
White House spokesman Jody Powell says the Carter administration is concerned by a 26.4 percent rise in corporate profits in Q4 1978 but will not set an overall earnings target. He notes the gain could undermine support for wage and price guidelines, yet the administration will not dictate earnings levels.
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Washington
Carter
Jody Powell
White House
Pullman Ends Passenger Car Production After 1980
Pullman Inc will close its passenger car division in 1980 after producing railroad sleepers for over a century. The board cited foreign competition and profits in only four of the last 25 years as reasons. Vice President John S. Burr questioned how foreign rivals can ship cars here with duties and still beat U.S. prices by 25 to 30 percent.
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Chicago
Pullman Inc
John S. Burr
Handi-House Mfg. Co. Welcomes New Manager Jasper Johnson
Handi-House Mfg. Co. introduces Jasper Red Johnson as the new sales manager for portable storage buildings in Aiken and surrounding counties. A spring sale runs March 28 through April 10 at Richland Ave Extension in Aiken with limited stock on display.
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Handi-House Mfg. Co
Jasper
Red) Johnson
Aiken
Handi-Houses
Richland Ave
S.C
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Man
Jasper (Red
Johnson
Qiana
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