Iran conflict flares near Tehran as politics swirl
Reports from Tehran describe street fighting around Tehran University spreading downtown and marking the fiercest clashes since Bani Sadr was ousted. He projects a return to power as the sole alternative to Khomeini, accusing the regime of Israel related dealings and vowing to reshape Iran if restored. Iranians vote Friday for a new president.
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Abolhassan Bani- Sadr
Bani-Sadr
Tehran
Ayatollah
Ruhollah Khomeini
Bani Sadr
France
Khomeini
Israel
Iran
Gulf Islands
Shah
Iraq
Mujahadeen Khalq
Mohammad Ali Rajai
Tax Withholding Rules And 1976 Lebanon Offensive
The text explains extra withholding allowances to adjust withholding with tax owed, including single person, unemployed spouse, large itemized deductions, and credits like energy or child care. It notes can claim no exemptions for bigger year end refund and amending W-4 to change allowances. It also notes in 1976 Lebanese Christian and Syrian troops opened a major offensive against the PLO in Lebanon.
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Palestine Liberation Organization
Lebanon
Man charged with shooting neighbor in Des Moines
Des Moines authorities report a 31-year-old man hospitalized in critical condition after a shooting Saturday night. Lazaro Aguilar, 24, is charged with attempted murder following a quarrel with neighbor Jesus Aguilar who was shot three times at close range and taken to Broadlawns hospital. The arrestee was arraigned and held on $50,000 bond.
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Des Moines
Lazaro Aguilar
Jesus Aguilar
Larry Pendarvis
Pendarvis
Broadlawns
Saudis fear loss of access as AWACS sale hangs in Senate
A government review warns disapproval of the AWACS sale could strain U S ties with Saudi Arabia and hurt Mideast peace efforts. Senators Roth and Schmitt propose basing 200 MX missiles in existing silos to cut costs and boost survivability, while warning that Senate scrutiny could trigger political bloodletting on the floor.
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Reagan
Senate
Congress
House
U.S
AWACS
Paul Laxalt
R-Nev
Laxalt
Nbc-Tv
Meet the Press
George Ashworth
Robert Bell
Michael Kraft
Charles Percy
R-Ill
Nevada
Utah
Roth
Persian Gulf
Saudi Arabia
United States
Iran
Israel
Bar Harbor trip highlights VIP travel by Weinbergers
The Pentagon said the Weinberger family members reimbursed the government 1600 for a Bar Harbor flight carried by the secretary and his wife, plus four others. Aspin praised Reagan era restraint in using aircraft from the 89th Military Air Wing at Andrews, which has been a private VIP service for Cabinet members. only two other Reagan officials used it that summer James Edwards once and William French Smith twice.
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Bar Harbor
Pentagon
Aspin
Reagan Administration
89Th
Andrews
Reagan
Energy
James Edwards
William French Smith
Vital Statistics News From Central City and Nearby Areas
Sept 26 and 27 births include Dedra Beauregard, Joyce Etheridge, Renee Parrott, Carole Richardson, Kathleen Beyer, and Mary Meiners with several newborn sons and a daughter. Also reported are a dryer fire on Mount Vernon Road, a no-service call, and a medical emergency at 34th Street NE.
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Dedra
Mark Beauregard
Central City
Joyce
Robert Etheridge
Belle Plaine
Renee
Donald Parrott
10Th St
Carole
Steven Richardson
Stanwood
Kathleen
Thomas Beyer
Spy Glass Hill
Mary
Paul Meiners
Southview Drive
Mount Vernon Rd
20Th Ave
34Th St
Iowa officials to explain federal budget cut impacts
Iowa state leaders including Gov. Ray and Comptroller Mosher will outline how federal budget reductions will affect Iowans. The briefing, via the statewide teleconferencing system, will include the Department of Social Services and multiple state agencies.
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DES Moines
Robert Ray
State Comptroller's
Department of Social Services
Ray
Ronald Mosher
Michael Reagen
Norman Pawlewski
Edward Stanek
Colleen Shearer
Crime Commission
Richard George
Glen Bowles
James Mitchell
Iowa Department of Public Instruction
Mosher
Three Die In West Texas Drill Rig Explosion
An explosion at a Stanton area drill rig sent flames 250 feet high, killing Joe Gregg Dawson 20 of Midland John Paul Hemphill 32 and Willie Joe Waller 41 both of Lamesa. A fourth man suffered severe burns while workers were drilling an initial hole before adding equipment when the drill bit hit a 12 inch natural gas line buried four feet underground. The incident was reported by Martin County Sheriff’s dispatcher Bill Teichman.
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Stanton
Texas
UPI
West Texas
Martin County
Bill Teichman
Joe Gregg Dawson
Midland
John Paul Hemphill
Lamesa
Willie Joe Waller
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Corelle
Atari Game
Atari
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