Bazargan vows religious and economic reforms in Iran
Iranian Prime Minister hopeful Mehdi Bazargan pledges to weave religion into government, revamp the economy, and hold free elections as Khomeini seeks to replace Bakhtiar. He urged the army to avoid aiding imperialism and warned against a shah return amid royalist demonstrations.
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Tehran
Iran
Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini
Tehran University
Mehdi Bazargan
Shahpour Bakhtiar
Bazargan
Shah
Marrakech
Morocco
Vital Statistics Returns for Feb Births and Local Incidents
A compilation of February birth announcements listing names and addresses of new daughters and sons for numerous families in Marion Des Moines and Cedar Rapids followed by a string of incident notes detailing assisting calls smoke odor cigarette safety medical emergencies and an overheated furnace motor with times and locations included
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O Ave
Third Ave
Eighth Ave
Cherry Hill Road
35Th St
J St
Poll Finds Carter Approval at Low Point Since Camp David
An AP NBC poll shows 28 percent rate Jimmy Carter good or excellent, down eight points in seven weeks. Iran concerns and Carter’s handling of Middle East turmoil drive the drop, with failure to achieveMidEast peace blamed anew.
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New York
Jimmy Carter
Camp David
Associated Press
NBC News
Iran
Carter
Middle East
Lawmaker Seeks States Right to Set Speed Limits
Rep. Daniel B. Crane introduces a bill opposing federal enforcement of the 55 mph limit calling it blackmail, pure and simple. The measure would let states set their own highway speed limits, with federal officials hoping the lower speeds conserve petroleum.
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Washington
Daniel B. Crane
R-N
Beverly Hills Supper Club settlement reaches 3 million
In Newport Kentucky the Beverly Hills Supper Club owners agreed to a 3 million settlement with plaintiffs in a class action stemming from the May 28 1977 fire that killed 165. Richard J Schilling and his three sons filed the motion without admitting liability and a hearing was sought for February 23 to approve the proposal.
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Newport, Ky
Beverly Hills
Richard J. Schilling
Southgate
Chinese rampage for jobs disrupts Shanghai transit
Chinese intellectuals demanding jobs have rampaged for days in Shanghai disrupting transit lines. Kyodo News says demonstrations were staged by young intellects trained in Shanghai and sent to other regions. Reports also note planes moved from central China to the southern border after Vietnam’s invasion of Cambodia and the Pol Pot government evacuation.
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Tokyo
UPI
Shanghai
Kyodo
Peking
China
Vietnam
Cambodia
Pol Pot
Phnom Penh
Chinese jets massed along Vietnam border says Japanese official
Hi sahiko Okazaki the intelligence chief of the Defense Agency reports a sizable concentration of MIG 17s and MIG 19s and some newer aircraft near the Vietnam border. He did not give an exact total but rejected reports of hundreds.
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Tokyo
Japan
Washington
Hisahiko Okazaki
Japanese Defense Agency
Okazaki
Nationalist China rejects Carter plan for unofficial ties
Taiwan’s Foreign Ministry spokesman King Shu-chi said Nationalist China has not agreed to form any unofficial organization to handle future relations with the United States. He insisted relations must be official, government to government, despite the Carter administration shifting recognition on Jan. 1.
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Taipei
Taiwan
Cyrus R. Vance
Carter Administration
United States
Nationalist China
Republic of China
Foreign Ministry
King Shu-chi
U.S
Carter
Farmers find Bergland courteous unyielding in talks
Washington AP reports a 90 minute meeting between five protest leaders and Agriculture Secretary Bergland eased tensions. Farmers praised his courtesy and listening while Bergland stood firm against higher grain support prices and defended calling some protesters greedy as carefully chosen wording.
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Washington
Bob Bergland
Gene Schroder
Campo
Colo
Gerald McCathern
Hereford
Texas
Bergland
Woodcock Approval Tied to Taiwan Security Demands
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee recommends Leonard Woodcock as ambassador to mainland China with a 12 to 1 vote but ties action to Taiwan security guarantees. Chairman Frank Church signals no floor vote until Taiwan legislation advances. Senator Javits stresses linkage and presidential aims.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Leonard Woodcock
Peking
Taiwan
Senate
Woodcock
China
Frank Church
D-Idaho
Jacob Javits
R-N.y
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Washington Ave
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34Th St. NE
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Forest Drive SE
St. Luke’s
William Grahm
39Th St. SE
Perry Tormey
Summer Circle NE
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Meadowview Drive
James Logsdon
Valley Park St
Denise Holmes
Seventh St. SE
Deborah van Slyke
I Ave. NW
Madison
Wis
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John D. Grays
Richard Drive
Ben Fischers
Vinton
Stephen Perrin
Perrin
Grant Perrin
Ninth Ave
Iowa City
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Muscatine
Schultz
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Red Fox Road
Raymond Schultz
15Th St. SE
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Gunnar N. Munson
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Cedar Rapids
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Harry Hallock
Omaha, Neb
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Laina Aloma
M. Larry Suggs
James Allan
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Kentucky
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Tom Ejisen
Channel 2
Newswatch
Bev
Imecha
Emmons St. Hiawatha
Donald D. Pattison
Palmer College of Chiropractic
Iowa
Gonstead
Gonstead Nomadis
Pattison
Gazette
Cedar Chiropractic Center
1St Ave
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Valentine
Center Pt. Rd
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