Mondale says Russia must pay for Afghanistan invasion
Vice President Mondale tells The Gazette the Soviet Union must pay a price for invading Afghanistan, calling it the most serious international crisis since World War II. He notes President Carter will outline U.S. response on television and stresses the need to uphold the inviolability of a sovereign nation.
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Soviet Union
Afghanistan
Gazette
Carter
United States
Angola
Ethiopia
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
Tauke speaks at Parents for Christ meeting
Congressman Tom Tauke addressed a Thursday gathering sponsored by Parents for Christ. Linn County officials support saving money but hold reservations about a plan proposed by Juvenile Judge Brent Harstad.
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Tom Tauke
Parents For Christ
Linn County
Brent Harstad
Marion Council Tackles Traffic on Marion Boulevard
Marion city council discusses congestion problems along Marion Boulevard and Sixth Avenue amid ongoing traffic flow concerns and potential improvements.
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Marion City Council
Marion Boulevard
Sixth Avenue
Coed Appeals for Private Letter to California Man "Moulded to Murder"
A 19 year old female writer to Bob Greene proposes private correspondence with a California man referred to as Moulded to Murder. The note appears on page 9A of the paper.
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Bob Greene
California
The Dollar Holds Its Shape Over a Decade
The best proof that appearances deceive is that the dollar looks the same as it did ten years ago. Copyright.
Hostage to be tried for Viet bombing
Militants seize demands for Bruce Laingen release and indicts Air Force Lt. Col. David Roeder as a war criminal. They call Vietnam invited to attend the trial as U.N. mediation stalls. Waldheim reports ideas to Security Council.
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Iran
UPI
Foreign Ministry
U.S
Bruce Laingen
Air Force
David Roeder
White Fish Bay
Wis
Vietnam
U.N
Kurt Waldheim
Zurich
Waldheim
Iranian Revolutionary Council
U.N. Security Council
ABC
Good Morning America
Security Council
Born Free author Joy Adamson killed by wild animal
Joy Adamson, 69, famed conservationist and author of Born Free, was attacked and killed at dusk while walking near her Shaba Game Reserve camp in central Kenya. World Wildlife Fund official Ellis Monks said the incident occurred about 7:30 p.m. as she continued leopard rehabilitation work after Elsa the lioness and Pippa the cheetah projects.
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Kenya
Joy Adamson
Adamson
Elsa
Pippa
Ellis Monks
World Wildlife Fund
Gold Prices Tumble Amid Profit Taking Worldwide
Gold slid sharply as buyers cashed in profits. prices fell up to $50 an ounce across Hong Kong Zurich London and Paris. The dollar firmed on Fed support while European markets showed large intraday losses with Paris suspending trading at one point. Local fixes ranged from $582 to $609 depending on market.
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Far East
Hong Kong
Zurich
Europe
Gold futures climb as oil sparks inflation fears
Gold rose to $625 an ounce for January delivery, up $49.50, as traders blamed rising oil prices and geopolitical tensions in Afghanistan and Iran for global inflation. Bullion dealer David Edwards called the gold market the Valium of the world on the New York Commodity Exchange trading floor.
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New York
Commodity Exchange
Afghanistan
Iran
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