Bakhtiar Nixes Force and Approves Shadow Government
Prime Minister Bakhtiar said he would not oppose a shadow government by Ayatollah Khomeini but warned he would arrest any prime minister designate causing disorders. Khomeini aides hinted at a provisional regime as Tehran streets echoed with demonstrations. Civil servants struck in protest after lethal Tehran protests last week. CIA chief Turner admitted intelligence missed the upheaval but noted other agencies fared similarly.
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Stansfield Turner
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Tired Teng Slows Tourist Pace In Seattle Visit
Chinese Vice Premier Teng Hsiao-ping slowed his pace during a U S tour stop in Seattle over the weekend. He met with Sen Henry Jackson and Kissinger and planned a Boeing plant inspection in Everett. Nixon may visit China again, an aide said, with no date set.
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Mass of mixed regional items on politics health and weather
Eastern Kentuckians planned to converge on Frankfort to protest proposed cuts to the Black Lung Fund. A radiation study criticized government for not addressing genetic impacts. USPS projects a $180 million annual surplus. EPA chief cites cleaner air nationally. Pope John Paul I appeals for Latin Americans. Egypt rejects Sinai summit talk via Rose El Youssef report. Nellie Connally released after hospital stay. Britons join hospital floor mops amid strike wave and union pay disputes.
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Hostage Praise and Press Critique of Coverage at Pineville
Five hostages endured over eight hours at Mountain Motel in Pineville. Bell, a Cumberland, Ohio resident, praised police while a girlfriend and officials disputed press portrayals. Details include a man identified as Church orchestrating a fatal outcome, with police denying hidden officers and noting closure of the bar area. Bell plans to give a state police statement amid memorials and hospital recuperation.
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Kenny Saft
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Robert
Church
Telerama Sets Pledge Record In Bluefield March of Dimes
The 1979 Telerama at WHIS Broadcast Center drew national and local talent and raised 106240 for March of Dimes birth defects research. Bluefield led the nation in per capita pledges and officials urge continued gifts to stay atop the ranking. John Shott may exit as plans frame a 1980 broadcast under new owner Davis Oakley.
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Daily Telegraph Printing Company
Davis Oakley
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