Carter and Kennedy trade blasts over Iran crisis and elections
President Carter denounces Senator Kennedy as inaccurate in claims that the White House rejected a commission of inquiry on Iran until Kennedy proposed it. The exchange comes amid debates on hostages, a possible Olympic boycott, and U.S. policy toward Afghanistan. Carter calls for an international approach but resists specifics while pledging to resume campaigning once hostages are freed.
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Supreme Court delays funding ban for abortions amid wider cases
The Marshall action delays the February effect date of a federal judge's order to fund Medicaid abortions for poor women. The stay lasts until the Supreme Court rules after a Friday conference, while a New York ruling had struck down the spending restriction.
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Battles rock northern Lebanon as clashes kill and wound many
In tense artillery and rocket exchanges between rival Christian militias 40 miles north of Beirut, a large number of combatants were killed or wounded. Government sources reported three dead and 14 wounded in Wednesday’s clashes amid damaged homes.
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Kennedy declines credit as Iran hostage talks show progress
UPI reports Senator Edward Kennedy on Valentine’s Day in New Hampshire says he will not claim credit for hostages’ release progress. He credits his urging for negotiated solutions and notes some action since his comments. Kennedy avoids taking credit while acknowledging useful statements from the president and a potential commission.
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Gas Explosion Destroys Downtown Essex Block
A natural gas blast after a car struck a gas meter lit the street and wrecked a downtown Essex Ontario block. No deaths reported, several people hospitalized as firefighters worked the scene. Essex sits east of Windsor.
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Gazette Classified Opens Welcome Spot for New Residents
New in town you can explore Gazette Classified for essential items and services to settle in. It promises a broad range of listings to help newcomers find housing, furniture, appliances, and local contacts.
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