Iran Leaders Promise Demonstrations Amid Clashes
Khomeini and allies say the government is illegitimate as it was appointed by the shah. Bazargan warns of possible Friday violence while Khomeini supporters push for a welcoming demonstration. Reports say five to eight killed and 25 injured as anti shah crowd clashes with pro shah troops in Rezayieh. Mobashari fears for Ayatollah Khomeini's safety if he returns.
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Bell Accepts Flexible Pricing to Avoid 156 Million Hike
Bell of Pennsylvania approves a Public Utility Commission plan allowing flexible pricing for business services to offset a proposed 156.3 million increase. Residential rates would remain unchanged, while 43 million of the 77.3 million sought for 1979 would come from flexible pricing. Consumer advocates remain skeptical and want full rate filings before comment.
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Carter
Consumer Advocate’s
Former Indiana County Commissioner E. Dee Miller Dies
E. Dee Miller 55 of Greensburg died Monday in Latrobe Hospital. Miller served two terms as Indiana County commissioner from 1956 to 1964 and was secretary treasurer of the state Association of County Commissioners. He was vice president in charge of sales for the Blairsville Wilbert Vault Co.
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Latrobe Hospital
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Wilbert Vault Co
Cullen Davis walks free after mistrial ends murder case
Millionaire Cullen Davis is released from jail on his first day of freedom in five months as a mistrial ends his 12 week murder for hire trial. Details on page 20.
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Shah of Iran postpones U.S. visit amid Carter support
Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi and Empress Farah, in Marrakech, postpone indefinitely plans to fly to the United States after indications of U S backing for Ayatollah Khomeini. The monarch weighs Morocco stay, with talks of Egypt Saudi Arabia Britain or France as possible next stops.
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France
Carter to Press Inflation Fight in TV Address Tonight
President Carter to address Congress and a nationwide TV audience urging action to fight inflation. He unveils a lean budget of 532 billion dollars with a 29 billion dollar deficit and seeks wage insurance hospital cost containment and trimmed welfare while defending defense spending for NATO and arms talks with the Soviet Union.
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Soviet Union
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West Germans react to Holocaust TV debut with mixed calls
The first showing of the American produced Holocaust in West Germany drew about 500 calls to TV stations with many viewers urging forgetting and questioning why Germans televised the film. Some called it one sided while others praised the script and dramatic portrayal of Nazi atrocities.
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Frenzel
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Buchenwald
Edith Keller
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Sueddeutsche Zeitung
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Obituaries Names Breaths on Page Fifteen
Breaths notices list Dessie Stewart Broughler 77 Denton Texas formerly of Indiana George Houce 67 Commodore RD 1 E Dee Miller 55 Greensburg Jean Nahalka 71 Black Lick Palmertown Eston M Harper 71 Homer City RD 2 death notices appear in the page 15 obituary column.
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Death education series opens in Gazette
The Indiana Evening Gazette begins a weekly series on death and dying called Courses by Newspaper, led by Robert Fulton of the University of Minnesota. The program, in cooperation with Indiana University of Pennsylvania, runs 15 features plus four evening sessions starting Jan 31, with enrollment open to anyone over 16 via mail or phone.
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PLO Blames Israel for Abu Hassan Killings in Beirut
The Palestine Liberation Organization accuses Israel of planting the explosive that killed Abu Hassan and seven others in Beirut. An Israeli official declined comment as PLO vows punishment. Rockets from Lebanon target northern Galilee, damaging a school and an apartment with no casualties.
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