Iran Leader Calls Hostage Crisis Solvable Dilemmas
Iranian President Abolhassan Bani Sadr said the U S hostage situation is unsolvable and Iran will focus on rebuilding its economy. He spoke in a Tehran mosque during a state of the nation address amid Khomeini pressure and reported resignation letters. Also noted was the shah's grave illness and Rajiv Gandhi mourning Sanjay's death in India.
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Ruhollah Khomeini
U.S
Iran
Tehran
Bani Sadr
United States
Khomeini
Shah of Iran
Egypt
Anwar Sadat
Mohammad Reza Pahlavi
Bani-Sadr
Weather outlook and events chase week page notes
Sunday forecasts show partly cloudy skies with 80 degree highs and cooler nights near 60 to 65. Extended Monday to Wednesday expect fair days with a chance of showers Tuesday and progressively cooler temperatures with lows in the 50s to 70s and highs mid 70s to mid 80s. In Memphis the 29th National Square Dance Convention drew about 26 000 dancers despite blistered feet and heat strain with first aid teams treating many. The event ran Thursday through Saturday at Cook Convention Center and The Auditorium.
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Memphis, Tenn
Vietnamese force drives into Pol Pot guerrilla areas near Thailand
ARANYAPRATHET Thailand AP Vietnam moved more troops into guerrilla strongholds near the Thai Cambodian border in what analysts say could mark a major drive to crush Pol Pot supporters. Muskie pledged faster military aid to non communist Thailand as border fighting entered its sixth day. Thai reports say Hanoi’s anti guerrilla offensive began Monday and spilled into Thailand prompting a Thai response. Tass quoted Phnom Penh on Cambodian developments.
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Vietnam
Pol Pot
Malaysia
U.S
Edmund S. Muskie
Cambodia
Bangkok
Cost Of Synfuels To Dwarf Space Race
Government launches a massive synthetic fuels program costing 88 billion dollars over 12 years, with 20 billion for phase one. Carter pushes energy independence despite high price, DOE to issue 200 million in grants, 971 proposals received for initial funding, and a 300 person Synthetic Fuels Corp to oversee projects.
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Energy Department
United States
DOE
U.S. Synthetic Fuels Corp
Panel Gives Potts Stay Of Execution
Convicted murderer Jack Potts won a stay of execution from a federal appeals court panel just three days before his scheduled Georgia death. It is his second stay this month as his lawyers seek an emergency appeal. the stay follows repeated shifts in lower court rulings and last minute renewals.
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Jack Potts
Georgia
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Sth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Joan Perkins
Appeals Court
U.S
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Kennedy Failing to Cut Into Carter Delegate Strength
AP survey of 2,077 of 3,383 Democratic delegates shows Kennedy unlikely to break Carter's lead at the convention. If delegates were freed, Carter would still secure about 1,289 votes to Kennedy’s 679, with many uncommitted or undecided.
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Massachusetts
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