Clashes in Ahwaz as pro shah forces clash with demonstrators
In Ahwaz and other Iranian cities frenzied troops clashed with thousands of anti shah protesters amid the shah's absence from the country. An army spokesman reported casualties and a clash near a statue as Bakhtiar's government faced its first major test of maintaining order.
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Aspirin Use While Pregnant Warned By Doctor
Dr Abraham Rudolph a pediatric cardiologist at UC Medical Center warned at an American Heart Association symposium that pregnant women should avoid taking four or five aspirin in a row as it may cause oxygen deprivation to the fetus. He noted two aspirin taken intermittently may be safe.
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American Heart Association
EPA allows gasohol as substitute for unleaded gasoline
Rep. Alvin Baldus says the EPA will permit service stations to sell gasohol as a direct substitute for unleaded gasoline when both fuels cannot be offered. Gasohol, about 90 percent gasoline and 10 percent alcohol, requires no engine changes and typically costs less than unleaded gasoline.
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Air safety push urged for private pilots
NTSB chairman James King cites rising small aircraft accidents and deaths in 1978 and urges private pilots to exercise caution in bad weather. He stresses pilots know their craft limits, check weather, and avoid flying when conditions are unfavorable.
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National Transportation Safety Board
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Refugees Attempt to Storm Freighter Near Hong Kong
About 300 young refugees aboard the 2,290-ton Huey Fong tried to force the skipper to sail into Hong Kong waters by storming the engine room and rocking the ship for three hours. Hong Kong demands immediate voyage to Taiwan while the ship sits in international waters off Hong Kong. The colony refuses to allow landings and the captain declines to sail to Nationalist China.
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Carter aide signals Korea pullout will be adjusted
Brzezinski says troop withdrawal from South Korea will be adjusted if North Korea upsets the military balance. Carter has not reconsidered the planned pullout despite new assessments showing North Korea with 600,000 troops and restructured combat divisions.
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Helicopters collide over Miami airport killing at least four
Two helicopters collided at Opa Locka airport in Florida sending debris across the field. Police said at least four people were killed and there were no known survivors. One helicopter, a Coast Guard craft, carried four aboard. the other belonged to Burnside-Ott flying school.
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Fla
Miami
Coast Guard
Dan Dowell
Burnside-Ott
Americans see income and factory output rise in December
Americans’ personal income jumped 1.1 percent in December as factory output strengthened, marking the third straight monthly gain. The higher income suggests more spending power at the start of the year, potentially fueling further business and job growth.
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Washington
U.S
Hijackers surrender after news conference in Beirut
Six hijackers released 45 hostages and surrendered after a Beirut airport news conference. They claimed Libyan leader Muammar Khadafy arrested Imam Mousa al Sadr, spiritual leader of Lebanon's Shiites, during a trip last October. The hijackers said Amal Hope, founded by al Sadr, carried out the claim.
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Steel haulers leader orders return to work
Pittsburgh AP report says Fraternal Association of Steel Haulers Chair man William Hill ordered members to return to work and swore he compliance with a judge’s ruling. Judge Rosenberg threatened sanctions and had previously blocked a work stoppage as antitrust violation.
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Pittsburgh
Fraternal Association of Steel Haulers
William Hill
U.S
Louis Rosenberg
FASH
Hill
Rosenberg
Businessmen’s Association
John Grime
Grime
10 New Advances in Hospital Care See Parade This Sunday
Parade magazine highlights ten advances in hospital care with new treatments and equipment. The feature profiles researchers, hospitals, and patient benefits. It outlines potential impacts on surgery, diagnostics, and recovery times, citing expert quotes and case studies.
Fidel Castro predicted 450 executions in Cuba
Twenty years ago Fidel Castro estimated that about 450 people would die in a wave of executions in Cuba, signaling a harsh crackdown and political repression during the crackdown period.
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Fidel Castro
Cuba
Cedar Rapids Gazette Publication Details and Rates
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established 1883 announces editions and mailing schedule. It lists weekly and yearly subscription rates, carrier and mail options, and territory limits. The notice also states the Associated Press holds exclusive republication rights to local news and dispatches.
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Gazette Company
Third Ave. SE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
U.S
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