Pro Shah Troops Clash With Demonstrators in Ahwaz
Pro Shah forces clashed with thousands of anti Shah protesters in Ahwaz killing and wounding many as police opened fire after tens of thousands gathered near a mosque. The unrest spread to Arak and prompted a national security meeting led by Prime Minister Bakhtiar as strikes continued and oil exports faced limits.
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Iran
Ahwaz
Ettelaat
Shah
Arak
Shahpour Bakhtiar
Abbass Gharabaghi
National Front
Khomaini
Thornburgh is Sworn in as Pennsylvania's 41st Governor
Governor Dick Thornburgh and Lt. Gov. William Scranton III opened a tightly staged inaugural day in Harrisburg. Amid a restrained ceremony and a 3,500 strong crowd at the inaugural ball, Thornburgh pledged integrity and frugality and urged rekindling the state's spirit as he addressed the audience from a plain platform.
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Pennsylvania
Dick Thornburgh
Ginny
Hershey
Harrisburg
William Scranton III
LeRoy Patrick
Goldfish Bowl
Capitol
Thornburgh
Senate Democratic
Spirit of
Cambodian Ousted Forces Strike Back in Coastal Regions
Ousted Cambodian forces fight the Vietnamese across multiple fronts including Kompong Som and Kampot on the Gulf of Thailand and near Ream naval base. Battles reported from Sisophon Pursat Svay Rieng and along Highway 19 with claims of a guerrilla war and potential leadership from Khieu Samphan and Pol Pot.
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Thailand
Cambodia
Kompong Som
Kampot
Gulf of Thailand
Ream
Phnom Penh
Sisophon
Nimit
Pursat
Svay Rieng
Highway 19
China
Khieu Samphan
Pol Pot
Khmer Rouge
Abernathey Seeks GOP Nomination for Prothonotary
A.A. Abernathey of 514 Washington St announces his bid for the Republican nomination for Indiana County Prothonotary in the May 15 primary. He serves sixth year as Republican jury commissioner and cites education and a long legal investigator career as qualifications. He is a Navy veteran, a Mason, and husband to Jean with three children.
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Washington St
Indiana
Indiana County
Abernathey
Park Business College
Institute of Applied Science
Indiana University of Pennsylvania
Abernathy
U.S. Navy
The
Allied Club
the Elks, Moose
Division 85
International Transit Union Afl-Cio
McClure Avenue Presbyterian Church
Jean
Missouri
Wisconsin
Illinois
Iowa
Kansas
Michigan
Ohio
Nebraska
Auxvasse
Callaway County
Carter Budget Aims Deficit Below Thirty Billion
President Carter pledges to cut the deficit to under 30 billion while preserving higher defense spending. Details appear on page four.
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Carter
Obituaries on Page 31 Brantlinger and Donald and Grabrial
William W Brantlinger 71 of Cincinnati Ohio formerly of Blairsville died. John K Donald 89 of Marion Center RD 1 obituary. Marie Brady Grabriel East Yale formerly of Indiana County obituary listed.
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Brantlinger
William W
Cincinnatti, Ohio
Blairsville
Donald, John K
Marion Center RD
Grabrial
Marie Brady
Yale
Indiana County
Shah and Empress Bask in Nile Sun Amid Iran Turmoil
Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi and Empress Farah relax on a Nile resort island in Aswan Egypt as heavy fighting rages in Iran. President Sadat and aides observe a sunlit day while Ford may join at the Oberoi Hotel with security tight and travel plans uncertain.
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Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi
Aswan
Egypt
Paris
Ayatullah Khomaini
Khomaini
Iran
National Front
Karim Sanjaby
Ayatullah
Farah
Nile River
Anwar Sadat
United States
Proshah
Ahwaz
Shah
Sadat
Saad Zaghloul Nassar
U.S
Gerald Ford
Aswan Oberoi
Nile
Oberoi
Iran quake death toll rises to 199 in eastern villages
Iran's Red Lion and Sun reports 199 bodies recovered from rubble in Bazanabad Khorramabad and Ebrahimabad. About 1,000 homes destroyed. villages house 1,800 people. Aid flights planned with 300 tents 1,000 blankets 300 lamps 300 heaters. three doctors and five nurses sent.
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Iran
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Red Lion
Sun
Red Cross
Bazanabad
Khorramabad
Ebrahimabad
Mashhad
Quae'n
Afghanistan
Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi
Tehran University
Geophysics Institute
Blood from West Coast sent to Chicago as snowbound city reels
Emergency blood supplies were airlifted to Chicago from the West Coast while travel snarled by snow. The weekend storm raised the death toll to 65, with bitter cold and frozen roads stranding cattle and halting routine services.
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Milwaukee
Madison
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