Khomeini Delays Return To Iran Until Sunday
Ayatollah Khomeini delays his return from Paris to Tehran until Sunday amid airport shutdowns. Bakhtiar asks three weeks for safety, while protests support the constitution and criticize Khomeini. Airport politics and military actions cloud the plan and spark rival demonstrations.
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Iran
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Shahpour Bakhtiar
Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi
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Air France
Paris
An Is
Lamic Republic
Bakhtiar
Ibrahim Yazdi
Ayatullah
Pope John Paul II heads to Dominican Republic and Mexico
Pope John Paul II begins a Latin American pilgrimage of faith, visiting Santo Domingo and Mexico City with stops at the Our Lady of Guadalupe basilica and Puebla de Los Angeles. He aims to guide the Latin American bishops at the conference through 12 February.
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Dominican Republic
Mexico
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Italy
Rome
Leonardo da Vinci
Giulio Andreotti
Vatican
John Paul
Santo Domingo
Dominican
Caribbean
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Christopher Columbus
Mexico City
Our Lady of Guadelupe
Puebla de Los Angeles
Snow Forecast and Local Dance Night
Flurries taper off with safer walking as Chief Tom predicts 60 percent chance of more snow tonight. Saturday will be mostly cloudy with a chance of snow on Sunday, while Friday highs reach the upper 20s to low 30s. Dance Eddie and His Slo Venes at the Eagles Club Saturday at 9 p.m.
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Tommy Hawk
Pa Cabinet Nominee Urges Tax Reform to Attract Jobs
James Bodine former bank president told senators that Pennsylvania needs to revise the 10.5 percent corporate net income tax to improve business climate. Lancaster Mayor Richard Scott backed Bodine for adjutant general while both nominations await Rules Committee action for floor votes next month.
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Commerce
James Bodine
First Pennsylvania Bank
Senate
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Lancaster
Richard Scott
Senate Committee
Dick Thornburgh
Scott
National Guard
Business and Commerce
Military Affairs
Connally Enters 1976 Presidential Race for Crisis Fix
Former Texas governor John Connally, who switched from the Democratic to the Republican party and served in the Nixon era, announced his 1976 candidacy at the National Press Club. He argued America faces a fourth major crisis and criticized his Watergate bribery trial as a jury verdict of not guilty.
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Washington
John Connally
America
Texas
Connally
National Press Club
Soviet missiles grow as Brown reports on U S and Soviet forces
Defense Secretary Harold Brown told Congress the Soviet Union is deploying more warheads and improving missile accuracy faster than expected. He cited about 1,000 new strategic warheads in 1978 and warned the growth is potentially dangerous while noting the U S has not faced overwhelming Soviet power. General David Jones echoed concern over trends edging toward instability.
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Washington
Harold Brown
Congress
Soviet Union
Brown
United States
Joint Chiefs of Staff
David Jones
U.S
Carter Administration
Lancaster psychologist urges kinder parenting methods
A clinical psychologist in Lancaster PA promotes nonviolent parenting by avoiding yelling, screaming, and spanking. The article notes expert guidance and practical tips for raising children without harsh discipline.
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Lancaster
Beaths Obituaries Olive Louise Hendricks and Robert Charles Walker
Obituary notices list Olive Louise Hendricks aged 39 of Chambersville and Robert Charles Walker aged 64 of Dayton RD 2. The items provide names and ages with no detailed biographical text.
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Beaths
Hendricks
Olive Louise
Chambersville
Drunken Plow Driver Slams Cars Kills One in Chicago
Police say Thomas Blair, 46, drove a snow plow into dozens of parked cars then backed over one man, killing James Holman as snow removal crews struggled with a heavy storm. Blair was charged with reckless homicide and drunken driving after a concerned crowd gathered at a South Side police station.
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Chicago
Thomas Blair
Sauk Village
South Side
Michael McMahon
Shelby Neylon
James Holman
Lawrence Bartlett
Bartlett
Blair
Charles Loftus
Interstate Equipment Co
Dyer
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Break In Murder Investigation At Blairsville Station
Blairsville authorities pursue a break in the January 20 murder of Michael P. Moloko owner of a Route 22 service station. He was fatally shot in the back of the head. a money bag is missing. Ballistics and fingerprint results awaited as state police assisted Blairsville police and the DA.
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Blairsville
Michael P. Moloko
Moloko
Indiana
Reducing Inflation Tops Carter Economic Report Remarks
President Carter told Congress reducing inflation is the nation’s top economic priority as price increases threaten jobs and income gains. He and advisers warned the 9 percent inflation in 1978 marked the worst in four years and linked unemployment’s decline to rising prices.
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Washington
Carter
Congress
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