Iran Pressures U.S. Over Javits Resolution Backed Off
Iran reacts to Sen. Javits resolution criticizing firing squad executions and delaying a new U.S. ambassador. Tehran warns of strained ties while Ayatollah Khomeini calls the U.S. an injured snake amid the dispute.
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Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi
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New York Times
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Cutler
America
Zaire
William Sullivan
Sidney Nebraska finally lands requested snowplow
The 7,000 resident town of Sidney after 18 months of federal red tape accepted a single $25,000 snowplow rather than a costly package including a warm garage and an airport plan. Officials value the final price at $20,371.20 and say they got what they wanted.
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Neb
Sidney
Nebraska
Jim Garcia
Merle Strouse
Strouse
Federal Aviation Administration
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New Indian leaders OK'd after violence at Red Lake
Federal officials agreed to replace Red Lake Tribal Council president Roger Jourdain and BIA superintendent Celestine Mays after a siege that left two youths dead. Acting reservation superintendent Joe Head will take over, and elections for tribal officers will be expedited. The violence followed a dawn takeover of the law center and arson in Red Lake Minnesota.
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Bureau of Indian Affairs
Red Lake Indian Reservation
Red Lake
Roger Jourdain
FBI
Bemidji
Stephanie Hanson
Forrest Gerard
Indian Affairs
Interior Department
Joe Head
Tribal Council
BIA
Tom Crawford
Bemidji Pioneer
David Bramble
Minneapolis
Jourdain
Uganda offers compensation to Asians exiled by Amin
Uganda's Yusufu Lule invited about 50 000 Asians exiled by Idi Amin in 1972 to return or receive compensation for expropriated businesses. He said firms handed to Africans should not be returned and that most Asian businessmen would be eligible for financial compensation after a government review.
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Kenya
Yusufu Lule
Idi Amin
Uganda
Lule
Amin
Muzorewa to Take Office Soon Amid Peace Talks
Black Prime Minister elect Abel Muzorewa announced he will assume office before month’s end and expressed confidence that President Carter will recognize his government. The remarks came as four days of London talks began between Cyrus Vance and British leaders on a joint peace strategy for Rhodesia.
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Israeli cabinet backs hard line on Palestinian autonomy talks
The Israeli Cabinet approved Prime Minister Begin's hard line for negotiations with Egypt on Palestinian autonomy. Defense Minister Weizman, initially seeking exemption from the talks committee, was outvoted and will participate in negotiations set to begin Friday. The plan insists no Palestinian state in the West Bank and Gaza and envisions Israeli sovereignty over the areas in five years.
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China and Vietnam Exchange First Group of POWs
The New China News Agency reports China released 120 prisoners of war at 9 30 p m CDT and both nations Red Crosses exchanged lists of soldiers to be freed. China also received 43 Chinese personnel from Vietnam.
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12th killing shocks Atlanta Federal Penitentiary
A 36-year-old Houston man, John Marzloff, serving a 10-year bank robbery sentence, was killed at the Atlanta Federal Penitentiary. He died of multiple stab wounds believed caused by homemade weapons. No motive has been determined as investigators label the attack part of a string of inmate slayings, with 1985 eyed for possible prison shutdown.
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Pistey
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Cedar Rapids Gazette Subscription Rates Notice
Public notice lists Cedar Rapids Gazette established 1883 details daily and Sunday editions at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids with carrier and mail rates. Rates show $1.20 per week by carrier, mail prices $5.17 for 4 weeks, $56 for 52 weeks, and $80 for 52 weeks to other states.
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the Gazette Company
Third Ave
Towa
Novia Gorette
Europeans Evacuated From Kolwezi in Zaire Crisis
On this date in 1978 French and Belgian paratroopers evacuated 2,500 Europeans from Kolwezi in Zaire amid rebel fighting and a copper center siege.
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Zaire
Kolwezi
Vital Statistics and Local Incidents Listing
Vital statistics record several births on May 19 and 20 in Springville Indianapolis and Juneau plus local fire and emergency call log entries. New births include daughters to Lange Eustrom McBurney Welton Gaulke McClure and Trentham with grandparents noted. A stream of alarms medical emergencies and accidental incidents are reported through Sunday night into Monday morning across multiple streets and addresses.
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Springville
Michael Eustrom
Silver Springs Drive
Marvin McBurney
Coggan
John Welton
D Ave
Carl Gaulke
22Nd Ave
Thomas McClure
Miller Ave
Indianapolis
Robert Lehman Jr
Robert Lehmans
Glass Road
James Srameks
Gwendolyn Drive
Juneau
Wis
Charles Trentham
Trentham
Ralph E. Jackson
Richmond Road
Seventh St
Second Ave
Keith Drive
Fox Meadow Drive
15Th St
Sixth St
Maplewood Drive
Third Street
Ellis Blvd
21St Avenue
32Nd St
First Ave
Eighth St
Buckingham Drive
Westwood Drive
Needless Call
Collins Road
22Nd St
C R woman hurt in crash near Robins area
Lynn C. Mead a 21 year old from 2102 North Towne Court NE was reported in good condition at St Luke s Hospital after a Sunday car accident one mile north of Robins on Council Street extension. David L Norton 24 of 6804 Kelburn Lane NE drove the car and failed to negotiate a sharp curve causing it to overturn in a ditch. Mead and Norton were taken to the hospital with Mead admitted for lower torso injuries.
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Lynn C. Mead
North Towne Court
St. Luke’s Hospital
Robins
Council Street
David L. Norton
Kelburn Lane
Mead
Norton
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