Thatcher to visit U.S. amid Iran crisis talks
Margaret Thatcher plans a two day Washington visit to discuss the Iran hostage crisis with President Carter. aides say she supports diplomatic moves and rules out military action. She will also touch on Rhodesia East West relations the Common Market and inflation remedies.
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Freshman Senators Push Reform in Early Senate Year
Activist trio Bradley Tsongas and Levin, all first year Democrats, pressed major bills from windfall profits tax to Chrysler loan guarantees and Panama Canal funding. They lead a new, energetic class of 20, reshaping committee roles and Senate norms.
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Japanese drill new gas wells in Sichuan China
Xinhua reports two high yield natural gas wells drilled in eastern Sichuan province, a major gas region. The wells are expected to produce 850,000 and 246,000 cubic meters daily, boosting supply and regional output.
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One-Horse Open Theme Echoes in Holiday Golf Reminder
A golfing buddy muses on holiday season imagery, calling it the one-horse open as he recalls a tourney he plays in. The coming pitter patter is described as needles falling from a tree, not Santa's rein deer.
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Former UNC library prof Louis Round Wilson dies at 102
Louis Round Wilson, professor emeritus of library science at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill since 1959, died Monday at the age of 102 in Chapel Hill North Carolina. He led the UNC library school and influenced archival practices for decades.
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