Iran panel leaves Tehran hints at withheld report
The U.N. commission quit Tehran after a 17 day visit without meeting the hostages. It suggested it would not publish its report on the Shah’s crimes until access to the captives is granted. Iran’s Foreign Minister said the issue rests with a new Parliament convening next month.
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Algeria
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Ruhollah Khomeini
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U.S
Sadegh Ghotbzadeh
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Pars
Foreign Ministry
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Gold theft in Miami called largest in history
Insurance investigator Richard Andrews says Trendline Jewelry lost 800 pounds of pure gold and thousands of jewelry pieces in a weekend burglary. A $100,000 reward was offered, with clues including a blood trail.
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Mutual Co
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Andrews
Trendline
al Weinberg
Precious Metals Inc
Kirkwood F Grades May Replace Current Marks
Notes indicate aging report cards may substitute old grade letters with F marks for failing students at Kirkwood. The item appears on page 15A and reflects a shift in grading policy under discussion.
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Five-member panel to study school holiday observances
A five member committee has been appointed to study holiday observances in the schools. The note mentions pages 4A and 12A referencing local columns and quotations from a perfume counter encounter. The snippet ends with a copyright line.
U S doubts any talks can succeed over Iran hostage crisis
The Carter administration questions the chance of freeing 50 American hostages in Iran as U N efforts falter. Officials criticize Iran and warn the U N commission may not return to Tehran after its New York consultations. They weigh new sanctions and a naval blockade amid stalled negotiations and mistrust of Tehran.
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Ruhollah Khomeini
Heim
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Scarsdale Diet author slain in Purchase home
Dr. Herman Tarnower 69, cardiologist and author of The Scarsdale Medical Diet, was shot dead in his Purchase New York home. Jean Harris 56, headmistress of Madeira School Virginia, confessed to the killing after interrogation and was charged with second degree murder. A .32 caliber pistol was found in her car.
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