Iran Leaves 116 French Nationals to Paris Flights
Iran says 116 of 140 French nationals in Iran will depart for Paris on Iran Air flights Monday and Wednesday after a scheduling dispute over exit papers is resolved. A four man skeleton embassy staff remains behind. Tehran Radio cites a message to Mitterand warning of possible extradition pressure if France refuses to return Bani Sadr and other regime opponents.
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Iran
Air France
Paris
Iran Air
Tehran
Mitterand
Meshkini
France
Bani-Sadr
Iran vows retaliation as prayers toast defiance to America
Tehran radio quotes Meshkini amid prayers in Qom pledging that Iran will strike back like a united nation against America. The broadcast comes as France, fearing a repeat of hostage crises, mounts a minute-by-minute crisis watch to resolve last minute delays in evacuating staff and citizens.
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Iran
America
Tehran
Meshkini
Qom
Ayatollah
Ruhollah Khomeini
Mitterand
Pilots say skyways safe despite air controller strike
Washington state that the major pilots union endorses flight safety during the strike. Transportation Secretary Drew Lewis and ALPA insist skies are safe as 12,000 controllers walkout continues.
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Washington
Transportation
Drew Lewis
Air Line Pilots Union
Lewis
Reagan
International Federation of Air Traffic Controllers Associations
United States
SFATC
J.J. O'Donnell
Air Line Pilots Association
Iranian Interests Office Seizure Ends After Police Talk
Police moved in after protesters occupied the Iranian interests section on Wisconsin Avenue. No shots were fired. Twenty five people were arrested including 24 demonstrators and a suspected shooter. A pro Marxist group Mujahadeen Khalq claimed responsibility.
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Hiram Brewton
Iran
Brewton
FBI
Ron Dervish
Mujahadeen Khalq
Secret Service
Wisconsin Avenue
Brenton Hawkins
Hankins
Krystyna Puc
Georgetown University Hospital
Mamood Kupai
State Department
Alan Romberg
Pickets At Airport Led By Unions Over Strikes And Terminations
Gordon said four strikers have received termination notices with eight total notices planned. The Hawkeye Labor Council Moulders Union UAW and Iron Workers Union will assist with picketing as the union seeks an extension to reply and wants oral hearings before facility chief Jerry DeDecker. If terminations stand, appeals go to the Merit Systems Protection Board in Washington. The union reports no strike pay and prepares appeals while awaiting settlement.
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Hawkeye Labor Council
Moulders Union
UAW and
Iron Workers Union
Gordon
Jerry DeDecker
DeDecker
Merit System Protection Board
Washington, D.C
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Aspen
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