Oil War Escalates With Attacks On Basra And Abadan
Iraqi and Iranian forces clash along oil hubs in Basra Abadan Khorramshahr and Shatt al Arab waterway with air strikes artillery fire and sea battles. Iran claims advances near Shalamshah while Iraq reports captures and casualties amid oil center destruction.
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Shalamshah
Iran
Basra
Iraq
Japan
Mohammed Amin al- Jaff
Mosul
Kirkuk
Abadan
Khorramshahr
Imam Khomeini
Shatt Al-Arabic
Dezful
Tabriz
Kermanshah
Family size trends noted in The Week end Warriors series
The Week end Warriors series explores a shift in family size norms with a focus on an Iowa community. The piece notes changing attitudes and flags patriotism as fading in that locale.
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Iowa
Page Lia
Bank Chuckle Sign Mock Tallies With Steak Knife Puns
A bank window sign plays on no accounts by joking steak knives are for all. The lighthearted poster echoes a playful twist on customer service while readers smile at the pun.
Campaign furor over peace war politics on Carter Reagan clash
President Carter defends his view Reagan would rely on military force. He cites the Iran Iran Iraq crisis as proof his hands are steady. Carter says the administration seeks peaceful settlement with Soviet and other nations not to interfere. He spoke to Democrats in Portland Oregon and hinted at the White House power in crisis management.
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Associated Press
Ronald Reagan
Carter
Reagan
Georgia
Oval Office
White House
Portland
Ore
Iran
Iraq
Zbigniew) Brzezinski
Harold) Brown - Carter
Soviet Union
U.N. Security Council appeals to Iran and Iraq for cease fire
The 15 nation council urged an immediate halt to fighting and a peaceful settlement. Fidel Castro and Yasser Arafat planned mediation efforts while the United States pursued neutrality and reliance on U.N. action amid oil power fears.
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Security Council
Iran
Iraq
United States
Persian Gulf
U.N
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Non-Aligned Movement
Havana
Isidoro Malmierca
Tehran
Baghdad
Yasser Arafat
Palestine Liberation Organization
PLO
Beirut
Carter
U.S
Moscow
Kremlin
Council
Donald McHenry
ABC News
Edmund Muskie
Death linked to Rely tampon use in 1980 case
Patricia Ann Kehm, 25, of Cedar Rapids, died Sept 6 after illness began Sept 2 during her first use of Rely tampons. Autopsy showed staphylococcus aureus on the cervix, with no other infection found. Physician Dr. John Jacobs described rapid shock and intensive care attempts before death. Page 2A continues.
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Cedar Rapids Gazette
Patricia Ann Kehm
Bowling St
John Jacobs
Kehm
Jacobs
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OPEC
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Oklahoma
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Donnie Duncan
John Derek
Marion Bridge
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Atlanta Center For Disease Control
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