Soviets test new submarine missile raises SALT II questions
The Soviet Union test fired a secret submarine missile with coded telemetry delaying U.S. ability to assess performance. Officials say the missile, likely for Typhoon submarines, may carry larger warheads and use solid fuel. Verification concerns intensify as SALT II ratification proceeds.
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Russia
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Village Vendors Flourish Outside Tehran Embassy
Street in front of the U.S. Embassy in Tehran has become a bustling village since the embassy was seized last November. Vendors sell washed vegetables, food, souvenirs, music tapes, and revolutionary posters, transforming the area into a lively market hub amid political change.
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Local used cars advertised with contact details
Classified snippet lists several vehicles including a 1979 Datsun and a 1977 Maver, low miles and good mpg. Addresses, phone numbers, and terse notes like Must sell appear, with brief mentions of interiors and engine work.
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Inmate Letter Links Riot Plan to October Escape
A letter from inmate Randy Pense claims the bloody February takeover of New Mexico Penitentiary was planned as far back as October. The note alleges officials were warned and did little to prevent the riot, citing memos about hostages and danger zones in Cellblock 3 and Dormitory E-2.
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Kennedy Calls for Six Month Wage-Price Freeze
Sen. Edward M. Kennedy urged a six month freeze on prices interest rates rents and wages in response to the biggest wholesale price rise in five years. He criticized President Carter saying policies are inadequate and calling for a nationwide across the board freeze.
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Edward M. Kennedy
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Fire tears through Nong Khai Laotian refugee camp
A suspicious blaze swept the Nong Khai camp housing about 46,229 Laotians, destroying 80 wooden huts and tents. Authorities feared dozens dead as refugees fled into Nong Khai streets, with police blocking exits and only one fire engine available.
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UPI
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