American journalist denies Iran espionage charges at trial
American free lance journalist Cynthia Dwyer denied espionage charges in an Iranian Revolutionary Court. The prosecutor said she was lured by two guards into aiding a fictitious plan to release U S hostages and that she tried to obtain radio equipment. The Ettelat report noted she spoke without counsel and named two judges as questioners.
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Cynthia Dwyer
Ettelat
Dwyer
Amherst
N.Y
Tehran
Sobhani
Khomeini Attacks Rival Iran Factions in Politically Charged Speech
Ayatollah Khomeini denounced feuding politicians inside the Islamic regime and criticized critics of the revolution. He warned unnamed aides as scorpions and urged personal intervention to end infighting while lamenting Iran's image abroad and noting Iraq's early foreign propaganda. The clergy prepare for Shah’s downfall anniversary.
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Ruhollah Khomeini
Iran
Iraq
Shah
Khomeini
Tehran
Ankara
Turkey
Inter
Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi
Oil decontrol could shave gasoline prices by twenty to thirty cents
A Federal Reserve Bank of New York study in the Quarterly Review says removing price controls would lower gasoline and heating oil costs by 20 to 30 cents per gallon. Benefits include reduced imports, 6 percent less oil use from conservation, and higher domestic output, though US imports about 40 percent of its oil.
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NEW York
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
United States
Reagan
Shell
Federal Reserve
Paul Bennett
Harold Cole
Steven Dynn
Reagan plans to seek natural gas price deregulation
Washington Post reports President Reagan will ask Congress to deregulate wellhead gas prices by Sept. 30. The move could raise annual costs for gas users by 50 to 80 billion dollars, with inflationary pressure and transfers to producers. An expert estimates prices could rise from 1.65 to 4.50 per thousand cubic feet, others above 7 for some categories.
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Washington
Reagan
Congress
Washington Post
Federal Energy Regulatory Commission
Edward
Erickson
North Carolina State University
Deliberations on Garwood transcripts in Camp Lejeune case
A five officer jury in Camp Lejeune weighs comments Garwood allegedly made to a fellow POW as transcripts of Dr. Harold Kushner evidence are reviewed. The case centers on charges of collaboration with the enemy and striking another American POW during his 14 years as a prisoner of war.
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Lejeune
N.C
UPI
Robert Garwood
Garwood
Vietnam
Marine Corps
Harold Kushner
U.S
Col
R.E. Switzer
Poland Leaders Rally for General Strike Over Worker Protests
In Poland Lech Walesa of Solidarity called for a general strike if the government uses force against 10 day strikers in Bielsko Biala. Jelenia Gora workers urge a strike after talks with a government commission failed and demand the resignation of Trade Union Minister Stanislaw Ciosek and other officials.
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Warsaw
Poland
Lech Walesa
Solidarity
Bielsko-Biala
Walesa
Jelenia Gora
Stanislaw Ciosek
Canine Star O J From Skeezer Featured in Hollywood
Hollywood upi reports the canine star of Skeezer is O J a collie sheepdog saved from execution at the Los Angeles County Animal Shelter. O J has appeared in A New Kind of Family Sign On and For Heaven s Sake plus various commercials.
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Hollywood
UPI
O.J
Los Angeles County
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