Iran Kurd battle claims 40 dead in three days
Tehran Radio reports at least 40 rebels killed and government forces suffer one dead and two wounded in a three day clash between army and revolutionary guards near Merivan and Sanandaj in northwest Iran. The UN panel in Geneva aimed to press for the release of 52 American hostages held for 11 months.
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Kurdistan
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Merivan
Sanandaj
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Tehran
Geneva
Switzerland
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U.S
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Last Striking Polish Coal Miners Ready To Return To Work Today
In Upper Silesia about 15 000 miners agreed to return after a government commission led by Minister Wlodzimierz Leicak reached full accord. Across Poland, over 200 000 workers resumed work after gains such as independent unions and wage boosts, while holdouts sought management changes. The crisis spurred talks on new trade unions and the AFL-CIO pledged a fund to aid Poland’s workers in building independent unions.
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Upper
Silesia
Wlodzimierz Leicak
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Gdansk
Communist Party
Wroclaw
Moscow
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Washington
Egypt Israel to try again with talks summit planned
Authoritative Egyptian sources say President Carter will host Anwar Sadat and Menachem Begin in Washington for a summit beginning Nov 20 to resume autonomy negotiations for the Palestinians in territories Israel captured in 1967. Begin and Sadat reportedly agreed to the date.
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Anwar Sadat
Menachem Begin
Washington
White House
United States
U.S
Israel
Begin
Sadat
Mideast
Sol Linowitz
Egypt
Arab East Jerusalem
Jordan
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