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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1979

Page

3

Kennedy Signals Run for President in 1980

Senator Edward Kennedy told Massachusetts AFL-CIO delegates he will decide in a few weeks whether to challenge President Carter in 1980. He criticized the Carter energy policy and accused the administration of favoring oil companies. He also urged harsher treatment for youths who commit serious crimes.

Boston UPI Edward Kennedy Carter Kennedy Massachusetts Afl-Cio Senate

Fire Kills 25 in Vienna Hotel. Maine Visitors Among Dead

Damaged Vienna hotel lobby shows four bodies after fatal blaze that killed 25 and hospitalized 18. Among the dead are Ellen Wright 24 Miss Oklahoma 1977 of Bath Maine and elderly couple Donald and Frances Fraser from Kennebunk Maine. Twelve Americans from a Maine tour group are among the hospitalized.

Vienna Austria Ellen Wright Bath Maine Oklahoma Donald and Frances Fraser Kennebunk

Castro accuses Carter of dishonesty amid missile crisis flare

In Havana Fidel Castro rejects claims of Soviet troops in Cuba and accuses President Carter of dishonesty and immorality. He identifies a training base near Havana and says troops have been there since 1962. White House plans a televised address on the dispute.

Havana UPI Fidel Castro Cuba Carter Castro Presidential Zbigniew Brzezinski Washington White House U.S State Department Cyrus Vance Panama Canal Zone

Carter and Portillo delay critical issues talks

President Carter and Jose Lopez Portillo held cordial talks on energy and immigration with no discussion of oil spills Mexican oil production or Soviet troops in Cuba. The meeting included U S and PEMEX energy officials and considered cross border electric energy sharing and geothermal use in California.

Washington UPI Carter Jose Lopez Portillo Jerry Schecter Texas Cuba Lopez Portillo Cyrus Vance Schecter White House U.S. En Ergy Charles Duncan Jorge Serrano Diaz Mexico PEMEX California United States

Heating fuel aid limited to the poor in Senate plan

Senate Finance Committee chair Russell Long said middle income families may not receive heating cost relief as legislation aims to fund aid from windfall profits taxes. Debate focused on aid scope and revenue gaps with concerns over funding for 1980 programs and existing tax credits.

Washington UPI Senate Finance Committee Russell Long D-La Long Daniel Moynihan D-N.y Moynihan Gaylord Nelson D-Wis House

Threat of new leak at Three Mile Island rises

NRC experts warn highly radioactive water from the TMI Unit 2 cooling system will pour into storage tanks in 35 days. Officials say the leak, at about 1100 gallons daily into the auxiliary building and 500 gallons into containment, poses no immediate public health threat.

Washington UPI Three Mile Island Nuclear Regulatory Commission Richard Vollmer John Collins Three Mile Island Unit 2 Victor Stella NRC

Judge blocks Amtrak cut of three passenger trains

A federal judge issued a temporary restraining order delaying Amtrak’s plan to end three money losing trains. The Lone Star to Houston Floridian to Miami and St Petersburg to Seattle were halted while Kansas Minnesota Nashville and Davidson County seek a permanent ruling. A hearing is set for Oct 11.

Wichita, Kan UPI Amtrak National Chicago Lone Star Houston Floridian Miami St. Petersburg Fla Hiawatha Seattle National Limited New York Kansas City Hilltopper Boston Catlettsburg U.S Frank Theis Kansas Minnesota Nashville Tenn Davidson County

Social Security trust fund called sound by officials

Government economists told a House subcommittee that the Social Security trust fund remains sound for the next 25 years under various assumptions. Stanford Ross said projected income covers scheduled benefits, while Alice Rivlin cautioned that while no emergency exists, marginal problems could arise in the long term.

Washington UPI Congressional Friday House Ways and Means Social Security Stanford Ross Ross Alice Rivlin Congressional Budget Office

Church schools win case sets nationwide church tax precedent

In a landmark ruling in Los Angeles a federal judge said California may not collect unemployment and disability taxes from church-operated schools. The suit was brought by 85 schools run by the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod and about 15 other churches.

Los Angeles UPI California Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod

Elvis Presley death records sealed in Memphis

Chancellor D J Alissandratos ordered medical records and tests related to Elvis Presley sealed and removed from the county medical examiner and the University of Tennessee. He said the files would be placed in a safety deposit box for security while he weighs a suit filed by ABC-TV seeking Presley death records.

Memphis, Tenn UPI Elvis Presley University of Tennessee D.J. Alissandratos Presley Abc-Tv Signa

Connally promises lollapalooza campaign in GOP race

John Connally told 3,500 delegates at the National Federation of Republican Women convention that a Kennedy Connally matchup would trigger a large campaign effort. He, with Edward Kennedy, would be the GOP’s strongest challenger to Carter or Kennedy, and Reagan’s appearance loomed as key. For the first time, Connally and Reagan shared the same forum in an event billed as a candidate cattle show among GOP hopefuls.

Indianapolis UPI John Connally Edward Kennedy Connally National Federation of Republican Women’s Ronald Reagan GOP Carter Massachusetts Texas California

Iran oil chief Nazih replaced amid Islamist pressure

Hassan Nazih was dismissed as head of the National Iranian Oil Co. and replaced by Ali Akbar Moinfar, after Bazargan announced the move on state TV. Khomeini ordered Nazih to answer complaints from workers as clerics attack his purge of un-Islamic elements from a 40 000 strong workforce. Burma quits non aligned group at UN.

Tehran Iran UPI Hassan Nazih Mehdi Bazargan Nazih National Iranian Oil Co Ali Akbar Moinfar Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini Bazargan Khomeini

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