Bani Sadr warns of pitfalls to spy trials
President Abolhassan Bani Sadr cautions Ettelaat readers about pitfalls in trials for the hostages noting open court proceedings could invite foreign influence and some defendants may not be spies. Ramsey Clark calls U S actions during the crisis misguided and demands patience.
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Tehran
Iran
UPI
Abolhassan Bani- Sadr
U.S
Ramsey Clark
United States
Carter
Bani Sadr
Ettelaat
Islamic Republic
Clark
ABC News
Paris
Anderson urges federal jobs program for urban youths
Independent candidate John Anderson proposes paying inter-city youths 85 percent of the minimum wage in federally supported jobs. He criticizes Carter’s urban programs as political, urges tax diversion to cities, and pushes a housing policy favoring conservation. Reagan counters with less federal control and broader revenue sharing.
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John Anderson
U.S. Conference of Mayors
Seattle
Anderson
Carter
Ted
Ronald Reagan
America
Reagan
California
Paul Simon
Illinois
Sen
Edward Kennedy
Massachusetts
Simon
Kennedy
Man Regains Sight After Lightning Strike
Edwin Robinson, 62, of Falmouth Maine, who has been blind for nine years since a 1971 trucking accident, reports regaining sight after a nearby lightning bolt. He also notes he can converse without his hearing aid, though he previously began losing hearing after the crash.
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Edwin Robinson
Falmouth
Maine
Robinson
Egypt agrees to revive talks with Israel under Carter plan
Cairo accepted President Carters bid to restart frozen Palestinian autonomy negotiations with Israel. Sadat said the Washington meeting will be preparatory and not a resumption, with Egypt and Israel delegations to discuss removing obstacles to restart negotiations.
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Cairo
UPI
Egypt
Carter
Israel
Anwar Sadat
Washington
Sadat
Suez
Renewed Vietnam Exodus Reaches Asian Ports
UPI reports more than 700 Vietnamese refugees have reached Asian ports since Saturday amid accounts of rape and death at sea. Hong Kong said seven tattered boats with 501 Vietnamese arrived between Saturday and this morning, while Bangkok received 119 refugees.
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Hong Kong
UPI
Vietnam
Bangkok
Thailand
Vietnamese refugees rescued by Danish ship near Singapore
The Danish vessel Pepson saved 103 Vietnamese from a perilous voyage in the South China Sea and delivered them to Singapore on Saturday, continuing a rescue effort for missing migrants.
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Rived
Freedom
Pepson
South China Sea
Singapore
Cosmonauts Return From Four Day Orbit to Earth
Soviet cosmonauts Yuri Malyshev and Vladimir Aksenov landed at a Kazakhstan recovery site aboard the Soyuz T2 after a four day mission. They linked with the Salyut 6 station where two other cosmonauts conducted tests aboard the orbital platform.
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Moscow
Yuri Malyshev
Vladimir Aksenov
Earth
Salyut 6 Space Station
Malyshev
Aksenov
Kazakhstan
Doctors operate again on Vernon Jordan Jr in Fort Wayne
Vernon Jordan Jr. remains in serious but stable condition at Parkview Memorial Hospital after a second operation to repair an abdominal incision from surgery two weeks earlier following a Fort Wayne motel parking lot shooting. Doctors cited a breakdown of the prior incision as the reason for the new surgery.
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Fort Wayne, Ind
Vernon Jordan Jr
Jordan
Fort Wayne
Parkview Memorial Hospital
Jeffrey Towles
National Urban League
Large 6.2 Quake Rattles California Mexico Border
An earthquake measuring 6.2 on the Richter scale struck southern California southern Arizona and parts of Mexico with minimal damage. Caltech scientists in Pasadena said the quake occurred at 10 28 p m CDT Sunday centered in Mexico about 50 miles south of Mexicali and 125 miles southeast of San Diego. Some aftershocks followed.
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San Diego
California
Arizona
Mexico
California Institute of Technology
Pasadena
Mexicali
U.S
Air Canada Tri Star jet evacuated after wing engine fire
At Los Angeles International Airport a Lockheed Tri Star jetliner bound for Toronto and Montreal caught fire in the left wing engine during departure. The 139 passengers 11 flight attendants and 3 cockpit crew were evacuated mainly by emergency slides. Twenty people suffered minor injuries treated and released at the scene.
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Los Angeles
Air Canada
Los Angeles International
Toronto
Montreal
Fire Department
Ted Aquaro
Muskie hints U.S. may appeal to U.N. over Cuban exiles
Secretary of State Muskie says Washington could lodge complaints with the United Nations and OAS about a surge of Cuban exiles. He warns that criminals or mentally unstable refugees, if Castro ignores protests, will be held in detention centers until they can be returned. He rejects pushing criminals to Guantanamo and notes fewer than 1,000 of 111,000 entrants in six weeks are felons.
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Kennedy
Illinois
Simon
Carter
California
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Washington
U.S
United Nations
Organization of American States
Edmund Muskie
Fidel Castro
Muskie
NBC
Guantanamo
Cuba
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Cedar Rapids
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Holiday Inn
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FBI
7Th Ave
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