U.S. denies interference as shah to move to Mexico
The United States said it has not interfered in Iran and seeks improved relations based on mutual respect. Mexican Foreign Minister Castaneda said the shah has been granted a tourist visa and will depart the Bahamas for Mexico in a few days, with Acapulco a possible next stop.
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UPI
United States
Iran
Tehran
Jorge Castaneda
Bahamas
Mexico
U.S. State Department
State Department
Ibrahim Yazdi
Tom Reston
Senate
Reston
U.S
Walter Cutler
Cutler
Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi
Acapulco
Egypt
Morocco
Castaneda
Merle Oberon
Carter administration appeals court stay on wage guidelines
The Carter administration appeals a federal judge ruling that barred enforcement of its 7 percent wage guideline. The judge left price controls intact, setting an effective date next Wednesday for the wage rule, while the administration seeks court reinstatement of enforcement. The AFL-CIO suit prompted the ruling, with officials signaling continued pressure on firms and unions to comply. The lead industry case shows price increases deemed inflationary despite guideline allowances.
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Carter
U.S
Barrington Parker
U.S. Court of Appeals
Justice Department
Parker
Department
Appeals Court
Afl-Cio
Administration
Congress
Council On
Asarco
DC-10 Grounding Persists as 22 Planes Await Repairs
FAA reports 22 DC-10s still grounded after the Chicago crash prompted a pylon inspection. 116 of 138 DC-10s back in service after passing or repairing issues, with 59 problems found overall. National Transportation Safety Board officials say current inspections remain adequate, while some advocate broader grounding. The Airline Passengers Association calls for a full grounding until causes are determined.
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Washington
Chicago
National Transportation Safety Board
FAA
Edward Dreifus
Dreifus
Airline Passengers Association
Amtrak pauses Railpass sales amid travel surge
Amtrak will suspend all USA Railpass sales starting Monday as transcontinental trains sell out. Officials cite a gas shortage and United Airlines strike as drivers of higher rail travel, with long-distance routes like the San Francisco Zephyr and Southwest Limited fully booked.
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Amtrak
U.S.A
al Michaud
Chicago
San Francisco
John McLeod
United Airlines
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