Iran declares Shah guilty gas and heating oil price rise
Iran will cut oil exports provoking higher gasoline and heating oil costs after President Carter ends imports. Officials warn of potential fuel lines as Iran weighs production, with experts noting price uncertainty driven by conservation, market outside Iran, and OPEC talks. Iran says buyers can be found, easing concerns.
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Iran hints at releasing hostages if shah case acknowledged
Iranian leaders signaled possible release of the 986 hostages if the United States admits Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi is guilty, allows an international inquiry, and returns his U.S. property. Tehran urged extradition while warning of a war climate and pressing Security Council action.
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Sadegh Golbzadeh
Shah
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Tanjug
Golbzadeh
Khomeini
Hollings Blames U S Inaction Over Shah Trip
Sen. Ernest F. Hollings told Aiken Democrats the U S failed to act as the ex Shah Mohammed Pahlavi sought medical care in New York and faced potential danger at the embassy. He argued moral expectations differ for individuals and government and warned about inflation tied to oil prices while urging energy investigations. John Henry Williams acted as master of ceremonies.
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Ernest F
Fritz) Hollings
D-S.c
Shah Mohammed Pahlavi
New York
Hollings
John Henry Williams
Aiken
Knights of Columbus
William E. Knotts
D-Williston
Wonder Woman Nickname Sparks City Hall Banter
Citizens discuss Sara Ridout’s busy city manager office as officials joke about her superhero status. Amid chatter about Wake Forest vs South Carolina tickets and a USC Aiken halftime game, a retired men’s amateur team named Pace Makers is noted.
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Henry E. Holley
Wake Forest
South Carolina
Holley
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Cem
Usc-Aiken
Usc-A
Pacers
Luther Rigby
Pace- Makers
Poison Suspected In Dogs Deaths In Shiloh Heights
Shiloh Heights residents report multiple dog deaths with no visible injuries and ASPCA guidance urged. Jim Geddes of the Aiken Society for the Prevention of Animals warns owners to feed and supervise pets as investigations consider possible poisoning.
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Jim Geddes
Aiken Society For the Prevention of
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Geddes
Aiken County Today Classifieds Highlight
Community calendar and briefs from Aiken County Today include local notices, obituaries, and sports results. Readers are invited to submit events and classifieds for upcoming editions.
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Aiken County
Dear Abby
Erma Bom
Science Front
Development Gets A Boost In Aiken-Vern es Industrial Park First Rights Of Refusal Granted
The Aiken City Council approved a first right of refusal for the Greater Aiken Development Corporation on all available land in the Aiken-Vernes Industrial Park. The nonprofit agency will publish a brochure of properties for a set price for one year, at $5 000 per acre net to the city. If a prospective client is identified, the corporation must exercise the right within two days or it is waived.
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South Carolina Recycling and Disposal Inc
James C. McClure
Council
Howard M. Hickey Jr
East Boundary
Thorpe Lane
Park Avenue
Charleston Street
Staubes Lane
Union Street
Sidney Davidson
Iselin Estate
Magnolia la
American Legion
Hampton Ave
Planning and Zoning Commission
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