Kennedy says U S interests lie with Iranian people
Senator Edward Kennedy argues the United States should align with the Iranian people rather than the shah. He condemns the shah as one of history’s most violent rulers and critiques U S policy that ties energy and industry to a dictatorship. He notes the hostage crisis but urges policy consistency and human rights considerations.
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Edward Kennedy
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Snowy frolic in Denver Park with Carolyn Fineran and dog
Carolyn Fineran enjoys fresh snow in Congress Park Denver as she plays with a stray dog seen frolicking in the new fallen snow.
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Carolyn Fineran
Denver
Congress Park
Cincinnati Public Schools Reopen After Budget Standstill
Public schools in Cincinnati resume classes after an unscheduled three week layoff caused by a $7.7 million deficit. The district rejected state loan aid, citing planned cutbacks and opposition from the school board.
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Cincinnati
Fire tragedy trial begins for Beverly Hills Supper Club case
In Covington, Ky thirty months after the Beverly Hills Supper Club fire that killed 165, the aluminum wire and electric device industry goes to trial in U.S. District Court. 179 jurors fill questionnaires and await testimony likely no sooner than Friday, with the trial potentially stretching two months.
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Covington, Ky
Beverly Hills
U.S. District Court
Hawaiian strike ends in Hawaii workers approve contract
Hawaii public workers approve a two year contract with $200 monthly raises. 5040 vote in favor out of 6187 cast, over 80 percent. Gov. Ariyoshi calls for unity to restore islands. 7,700 strong, six week strike ends as workers return to jobs.
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Hawaii
United Public Workers
Alpha
George Ariyoshi
Lunch pressure verdict overturns grocery robbery conviction
In Los Angeles 1978 jurors debated a $40 grocery robbery after a judge offered no lunch. They found Juan Guerrero guilty only after a lunch issue prompted the verdict. An appeals court reversed the conviction, deeming lunch pressure improper.
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Los Angeles
Juan Guerrero
Record of Mount Erebus crash voice recorder found
The search team located the DC-10 voice recorder and the black box at Mount Erebus and flew them to McMurdo Sound for U.S. analysis. Investigators made the find after a six hour search aided by favorable weather as a helicopter team accessed the icy slopes.
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New Zealand
UPI
Robert Thompson
U.S. Antarctic
McMurdo Sound
United States
Mount Erebus
Air New Zealand
Portugal swings right after five years of leftist rule
With nearly full returns, the Democratic Alliance led by Francisco da Carneiro claimed 125 of 250 National Assembly seats. Absentee ballots due December 12 could push the coalition to a clear majority. allies won three of four seats in the 1976 election.
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Portugal
National Assembly
National Election Center
Democratic Alliance
Francisco Sa Carneiro
Inside the Brethren the Supreme Court tensions rise
A two veteran Watergate reporters publish a revealing account of inner Supreme Court deliberations from 1969 to 1976. The Brethren draws on confidential sources to portray animosities and politicking shaping major rulings, including Watergate tapes and school desegregation cases, with vivid quotes and anecdotes.
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Supreme Court
Newsweek
Bob Woodward
Scott Armstrong
Woodward
Carl Bernstein
Washington Post
Armstrong
Post
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Burger
Byron White
Jesus Christ
Potter Stewart
Richard Nixon
Labor chief warns illegal aliens cost jobs and depress unemployment
Labor Secretary Ray Marshall tells the Los Angeles Times that undocumented workers number about 4 million and displace American job seekers. He says removing them could reduce unemployment to 3.7 percent, below the 4 percent target and current rates, while opposing mass deportations.
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USS
Ray Marshall
United States
Marshall
Los Angeles Times
U.S
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