Shah Undergoes Spleen Removal in Cairo
The deposed Iranian shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi underwent a spleen removal in Cairo at Maadi military hospital. Doctor team led by Dr. Michael DeBakey reported the operation satisfactory and the shah stable and doing well, with intensive care and tests to assess cancer spread.
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Cairo
Egypt
Iran
State Information Service
Maadi Military Hospital
Houston
Michael Debakey
Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi
Panama
Frank Baylor
Baylor College of Medicine
DeBakey
De-Bakey
Sabri Ismail
Maadi
U.S
Mohammad Reza Pahlavi
Cedar Rapids Unveils Model for Proposed Library
Eastern Iowans lead duck calling win as Cedar Rapids residents top the state contest. Mount St Helens rumbles back to life after 120 years as geologists monitor mudslides and residents fear damage. Norway capsized oil platform crew missing, rescue workers grim.
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Mount St. Helens
Norway
Living to Make a House a Heap
A compact reflection on how daily life habits convert a house into a home, noting that home warmth comes from small, steady acts rather than grand gestures. The piece observes ordinary moments shaping shelter into belonging.
Soldier arrested on AWOL charge in Iowa city
Army MP from Fort Sheridan Illinois arrested Spec 4 Chuck Elias 21 of Cedar Rapids on AWOL charges dating from February 12. He was seized at his mother's home by two MPs and a Cedar Rapids officer, and may be transferred to Fort Knox after brief detention and legal review. Elias had previously claimed threats and assault by an Army sergeant linked to his Hawaii posting.
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Army
Fort Sheridan
Chuck Elias
Cedar Rapids
Elias
Gazette
Schofield Barracks
Hawaii
Franbrook Terrace
Tom
Chicago
Fort Knox
Jefferson High School
The
Snowstorm cripples Plains ranchers fear for livestock
A spring snowstorm dumped two feet of snow across the Plains amid calving season, closing roads and schools. Ogallala and Kingsley Dam reported 20 to 24 inches, drifts up to six feet, and widespread power outages. Ranchers feared calves would die without shelter as officials urged travelers to seek shelter and rescue stranded motorists occurred.
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National Weather Service
North Platte
Neb
Ogallala
Kingsley Dam
Lake McConaughy
Nebraska Panhandle
Denver
Jo Lamb
Howard Lamb
Anselmo
Marianne Beel
Valentine
Carter Blocks U.S. Firms From Moscow Olympic Trade
President Carter bans exports and payments by American firms to the Soviet Union tied to the Moscow Summer Olympics. The order, through Aug 3, bars mementoes and technology, may affect NBCs TV rights, and blocks participation by individuals not on a national team.
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UPI
Carter
Soviet Union
NBC
Philip Klutznick
White House
U.S
Afghanistan
Russia
New York
United States
Commerce Department
Jody Powell
Powell
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Dale Kueter
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Kansas
South Carolina
Hilton Head Island
Columbia, Miss
Pearl River
St. John the Baptist Parish
New Orleans
Alabama
Chamuckla
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