Khomeini Meets Delegation of Hostage-Taking Militants
Ayatollah Khomeini held an unprecedented meeting with a delegation of militants holding 50 American hostages in Qom. The talks followed Ghotbzadeh's demand for the exchange of Bruce Laingen. In Tehran and Tabriz, security patrols and riots continued with several killed, banks burned, and the Arbain holiday violence escalating.
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Iran
UPI
Ayatollah
Ruhollah Khomeini
U.S
Qom
Khomeini
Sadegh Ghetzbadeh
Bruce Laingen
Liberation Front
Tabriz
Ayatollah Kazem Shariat- Madari
State Radio
Tehran Times
Kayhan
Kidnapped Girl Reunited With Family in Salinas
Lucretia Martinez a two year old girl is tearfully reunited with her parents Mr and Mrs Manual Martinez in Salinas California after being abducted on November 27. She was found earlier this week in an abandoned car and babysitter Eleanor Grindstaff aged 21 was arrested.
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Lucretia Martinez
Manual Martinez
Salinas
Calif
Eleanor Grindstaff
White House adviser Gordon Chase killed in Massachusetts crash
Gordon Chase a 48 year old White House adviser to Presidents Kennedy and Johnson died after a head on collision on Massachusetts 30 near the Natick Weston line. He was alone in his car and pronounced dead at Newton Wellesley Hospital. Chase had served in national security roles and was briefly state human services secretary in 1978. No charges were filed.
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Mass
Gordon Chase
White House
Kennedy
Johnson
Chase
Newton Wellesley Hospital
Massachusetts
Natick-Weston
Michael Dukakis
Dukakis
Edward King
Harvard University
Klutznick sworn in as new commerce secretary
Chicago business leader Philip Klutznick, 72, was sworn in by President Carter as secretary of commerce. He has served in government under seven presidents and will head a $3 billion agency overseeing the census and international trade. Carter hailed him as young in spirit and noted his business accomplishments.
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Washington
Chicago
Commerce
Philip Klutznick
Carter
Klutznick
Death penalty sought in Chicago crime spree case
Cook County prosecutors plan to seek the death penalty for Luis Garcia, 24, charged with murder, rape, deviate sexual assault, and armed robbery after a spree that left five dead and five wounded. Garcia, held without bond, was linked to a robbery and abduction following a grocery store raid and tavern attack, with a police shootout killing a fifth man.
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Cook County
Bernard Carey
Luis Garcia
Garcia
Ford Withdraws From Mass. Presidential Primary
Former President Gerald Ford has withdrawn from the March 4 Massachusetts presidential primary. State elections director Marcia Molay said Ford sent a letter indicating he does not desire his name printed on the ballot. Ford's name had been placed on the ballot by the state Republican chair.
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Boston
Gerald Ford
Massachusetts
Marcia Molay
Ford
Kodak slide film price correction issued
The AP corrects that Eastman Kodak raised the suggested retail price of a 20 exposure Kodachrome slide film roll from $3.07 to $3.69, not $4.95 to $6.20 as previously reported. The price change reflects the two 50-foot Kodachrome Super 8 movie film increases.
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New York
Associated Press
Eastman Kodak Co
Libyan Leader Khadafy Sees Change in U S Policy
Libyan leader Muammar Khadafy says he will ease anti American stance this year, citing what he calls precise promises of radical Middle East policy shifts by President Carter. A White House official says Carter made no such commitments.
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Washington
Muammar Khadafy
Carter
America
Middle East
Khadafy
Washington Post
White House
Sadat and Begin Clash Over Autonomy and Jerusalem
At Aswan Egypt and Israel, Anwar Sadat and Menachem Begin called the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan a grave international threat. They agreed on the danger but did not settle Palestinian autonomy or Jerusalem. Both nations offered bases to the United States. Washington declined but left open limited Egyptian facilities.
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United States
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Soviet Union
Krasnoyarsk
New York
Samuel Niefeld
Columbia Artists Management
Afghanistan
Niefeld
Aswan
Egypt
Israel
Jerusalem
Anwar Sadat
Menachem Begin
Federal aid windfall for oil states under price decontrol
Treasury estimates show soaring oil industry revenues after price decontrol could boost state tax take and federal revenue sharing. The formula favors top oil producers, directing about 95 billion over ten years to eight states, as higher severance, sales, and income taxes lift per-person burden and federal aid.
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U.S. Treasury Department
Treasury Department
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