Khomeini Calls UN Plea Step Forward In Crisis
Iran's Ayatollah Khomeini said the U N Security Council call for a negotiated settlement was a step forward. In Tabriz clashes between Turkish minority supporters and Khomeini backers continued while Qom saw tensions ease after talks with Foreign Minister Ghotbzadeh.
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Sadegh Ghotbzadeh
Ghotbzadeh
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Wholesale food price jump drives inflation rise in wholesale index
The Labor Department reports a 1.3 percent wholesale price increase in November led by a 2.6 percent surge in food costs, the largest in five years. Meat products and poultry led gains while energy costs grew 2.5 percent.
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Labor Department
Linn County Crane wins another Linn straw poll
The Linn County political scene notes a perfect record as Crane secures another win in the local Linn straw poll. Readers are guided to pages 16A for full coverage.
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Crane
Linn
Bumper sticker on a phar cy delivery car
A bumper sticker on a pharmacy delivery vehicle reads Piller of the community. The caption notes the misspelling and questions the message it conveys about the pharmacist driven service.
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Pharcy
Piller
Cedar Rapids Police Seek Public Support for 20 Percent Pay Hike
Cedar Rapids officers unhappy with stalled contract efforts advertise a 44 page Gazette display, mail about 300 letters to businessmen, and may stage civilian clothing pickets at City Hall. They seek a 20 percent wage increase with enhanced fringe benefits while the city offers 7 percent and no fringe changes.
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Stan McClurg
the Gazette
Cedar Rapids City Hall
McClurg
118-Pound Woman Lifts Car To Save Child
Martha Weiss a 44 year old 118 pound San Diegan lifted the front end of a 4500 pound Cadillac to free an eight year old girl dragged under the vehicle near an elementary school. She described the moment as painful with evidence of tire and grease stains on her clothing. The child was treated and released from a hospital.
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Martha Weiss
Bill Robinson
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Berta Luz Amaral
Ms. Weiss
Iowa Electric to Refund 3.9 Million After Commission Plan
Iowa Commerce Commission approves Iowa Electric Light and Power refunds totaling 3.9 million tied to a rate increase from July 1976. About 195,650 customers will receive credits averaging 7.40 per bill with residential averages around 6.85 and farm customers about 16. Credits apply to service from July 1976 through April 19, 1979. The BTU adjustment yields a one time reduction next month, and refunds for over-collections bear 9 to 12 percent interest depending on timing. IE must locate former customers and honor valid claims discovered by audit and investigation.
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Iowa Electric Light and Power Co
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