U S Cuts Soviet Flights and Consular Moves Amid Afghan Crisis
The United States trims Soviet flights into the U S and restricts fishing in U S waters in retaliation for Afghanistan intervention. It withdraws the Kiev consular mission and asks Soviets to remove consular staff from New York as part of broader diplomatic actions.
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United States
U.S
Afghanistan
Moscow
Carter
Kiev
New York
U.N. General Assembly
Soviet Union
Security Council
East Germany
Council
U.N
Assembly
Ukraine
Mike DeAnna wrestles back from cancer surgery recall
Mike DeAnna a three time Big Ten wrestling champ is back in workouts after recent cancer surgery. The note appears in Mike Chapman's column on page 1B.
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Mike DeAnna
Mike Chapman
Lee Majors Remains Lonely Aims For Farrah Return
A fragment from a gossip page notes Lee Majors longing for Farrah Fawcett while rejecting former friend Ryan O’Neal. The blurb sits among page references and column headings.
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Lee Majors
Farrah
Ryan O'Neal
Grain trading reopens after embargo shock
Regulators said grain futures trading would resume Wednesday at Chicago Chicago Board of Trade Minneapolis Grain Exchange and Kansas City Board of Trade after a two day shutdown tied to President Carter's embargo on Soviet shipments. Analysts noted price effects and Congress prepared to scrutinize a 2.5 to 3 billion dollar government grain purchase program.
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Washington
Carter
Soviet Union
Commodity Futures Trading Commission
Chicago
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Commission
James Stone
Chicago Board of Trade
Minneapolis Grain Exchange
Kansas City Board of Trade
Mid-America Commodity Exchange
Tokyo
Carter Administration
Congress
Bergland
NBCTV
Iowa
Mondale
Five dead in two Chicago robberies confrontation
In Chicago on the northwest side two armed robberies led to a police confrontation leaving five dead and four wounded. A 9 year old girl abducted from the tavern owner was rescued. two suspects fled, one was captured, and a second was shot dead by officers. The child was found unharmed in the suspect vehicle.
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Chicago
William Pagan
Aida
Juan Jimenez
Christine Mroz
Robert Llaguna
Pagan
Jimenez
Ms. Mroz
Denise Oszkandy
Richard Spiegel
Llaguna
Kangaroo Attacks Kennel Worker at Wallsend RSPCA Compound
Belinda Abbott was attacked by a kangaroo at the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals compound in Wallsend near Newcastle Australia. She escaped without serious injuries and the kangaroo was not to be destroyed, per RSPCA decisions.
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Belinda Abbott
Royal Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Wallsend
Newcastle
Australia
Miss Abbott
Khomeini to Enter Seclusion Amid Iran Unrest
Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini plans 15 days of seclusion at his Qom home after a day of violent clashes across cities. Demonstrations by Azerbaijanis in Tabriz and Kurdish unrest in Sanandaj escalate tensions as security warns against counter revolutions.
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Tehran
Iran
Ruhollah Khomeini
Qom
Tabriz
Sanandaj
Kurdistan
Persian Gulf
Bandar Sangeh
U.N
New York
U.S
Donald McHenry
Security Council
Hos
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Harold Brown
Peking
China
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Kabul
Oleg Troyanovsky
State Energy Policy Council
Abby
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Gazette
House Agriculture Committee
Rep
Thomas Foley
D-Wash
Walter Mondale
Bob Bergland
Russia
Khomeini
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