Iran rejects mediation as Iraqi forces assault Khorramshahr
Iraq mounts fierce tank and air attacks on the Khorramshahr frontline while Iran rejects mediation from the Islamic Conference and UN efforts. Iraq halts oil shipments to Japan and the Mediterranean via Turkey, indefinitely, citing the war.
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Iraq
Rajai
Tehran Radio
United Nations
Islamic Conference
Abolhassan Bani-Sadr
Iran
Bani-Sadr
Pakistan
Algeria
Security Council
Tehran
Habib Chatty
Habib
Mohammad Zia al- Haq
Pars
Khorramshahr
Nominations Made for 6th Judicial District Judgeship
Ray Nominations were sent for the vacant 6th District judgeship. Larry J. Conmey of Anamosa and Patricia Caldwell Kamath of Iowa City were selected after District Nominating Commission interviews in Cedar Rapids. Conmey, 40, practiced law in Anamosa since 1965 and served as city attorney and magistrate. Kamath, 41, has 12 years of general practice in Iowa City.
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Larry J. Conmey
Anamosa
Patricia Caldwell Kamath
Iowa City
Cedar Rapids
Conmey
Loras College
Dubuque
St. Louis University
Kathleen
Anamosa High School
Kamath
University of Iowa
Temple University
Shrinivas
Local football scores and outcomes from Friday night games
Stormont 38 Ed-Co 0 Alburnett 20 Springville 8 Center Point 26 North Linn 0 East Buchanan 8 Jonesville 0 South Iowa Cedar Williamsburg 6 Iowa Valley 41 Montezuma 0. Education is something you get when your father sends you to college. But it isn't complete until you send your son to college.
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Stormont
Ed-Co
Alburnett
Springville
Center Point
North Linn
East Buchanan
Jonesville
Exports Push U S Trade Gap to New Low in August
U S exports rose 5.7 percent in August to 19 1 billion while imports gained 1.2 percent to 20 2 billion The trade deficit narrowed to 1 1 billion the smallest since May 1976 The Commerce Department notes seasonally adjusted figures include insurance and freight in imports but not exports analysts see the decline as a sign the yearly deficit may stay around 24 7 billion in 1979
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Washington
U.S
Commerce Department
Adren Cooper
Department
Congress
David Lund
United States
Munich Oktoberfest Bomb Kills Dozens Injures Many
A bomb exploded near the main entrance of the Munich Oktoberfest injuring or killing numerous attendees. Police and fire services launched their largest response since the 1972 Olympic attack with at least nine dead and around a hundred injured as crowds fled the Thereseienwiese. The blast occurred about 10:20 p.m. just before closing time and the area was quickly cordoned off.
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Munich
West Germany
UPI
Hawkeye Spirit Echoes Across Hawkeye Iowa
In Hawkeye Iowa fans split over the intrastate clash with Iowa State as Kinnick Stadium crowds listen on radio. Local figures from Trinity Lutheran Church to the IGA Food Store share loyal but varied Hawkeye or Cyclone loyalties.
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Mary Burke
Iowa
Hawkeye
Hayden Fry
Hawks
University of Iowa
Kinnick Stadium
Iowa City
Bill Thalacker
Trinity Lutheran Church
Thalacker
Monticello
West Branch
Love City
City Park
Marilyn
Oelwein
Russ Schnor
IGA
Schnor
Hawkeye Post Office
Marge Wenthe
Wenthe
Dean
Iowa State
Algona
Cyclones
Main Street
Wilma Cumming
Cumming
Aurelia Franck
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Randy Johnson
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C. City High
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Vinton
Tipton
Independence
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Maquoketa
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Guttenberg
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Preston
Clarence Lowden
Lincoln
Olin
Upper
Elkoder
Sumner
Fayette
Postville
W.A. North
East
West Liberty
Durant
Mid-Preairie
Solon
Wilton
Clear Creek
Decorah
Charles City
Woukton
South
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Williamsburg
Iowa Valley
Montezuma
Abby Marion
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