U.S. Orders Americans Out Of Iran
The U S embassy ordered all dependents of U S government employees to depart Iran and urged non essential Americans to leave after attacks on U S personnel. Three military planes evacuated 202 more Americans as Khomeini delayed his return and unrest continued in Tehran and Isfahan.
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David C. McGaffey
Bell Helicopter International
Isfahan
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Larry R. Davis
Hearst sentence commuted by President Carter
Patricia Hearst will be released four days before the fifth anniversary of her kidnapping after President Carter commuted her seven year prison term. She plans a church wedding with fiancé Bernard Shaw and was moved to a secure cell at Pleasanton prison due to threats.
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Bernard Shaw
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Ted Dumke
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Darell Hainline
Justice Department
Carter Teng Talks Shift To Exchanges Amid Ties
President Carter and Chinese Vice Premier Teng Hsiao-ping meet at the White House to strengthen Sino American relations. They discuss future trade scientific and cultural exchanges after reviewing regional issues and global problems.
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Richard Nixon
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Pope Defends Private Property While Urging Expropriation
Pope John Paul II addressed 250,000 Indians in Oaxaca Mexico saying the church supports private property but not exploitation and that social mortgages may justify expropriation if done properly. He urged organization to secure rights and end unjust barriers.
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Flurries Forecast From Punxsutawney Style Chief
The weather page notes Chief Tommy Hawk forecasts snow flurries tonight and Wednesday with highs in the mid 20s. Weak westerly winds 10 to 20 mph. extended outlook calls for more flurries Thursday and Friday.
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Girl Sniper Brenda Spencer Kills Two at Elementary School
In San Diego 16 year old Brenda Spencer ended a 15 minute gun attack at Cleveland Elementary School firing 30 rounds from a .22 caliber rifle she received for Christmas. A principal and a custodian were killed, nine hurt including eight children and a police officer. The teen barricaded herself for nearly seven hours before surrendering to SWAT. She was held at city jail with no charges filed yet.
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Michael Suchar
Wragg
Robert Robb
Monica Selvig
Christy Buell
Mary Clark
Cam Miller
Craig Verner
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Universities seek foreign students to boost tuition
Faced with sagging enrollments, American universities pursue petro dollars by attracting students from the Mideast Africa and South America. The note points readers to a detailed story on page five.
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Mideast
Africa
South America
Bell Extends Hike Date On Bell Pennsylvania Rate Request
Bell of Pennsylvania agrees to push the effective date for a 156.3 million rate hike to March 23 from February 10. The delay gives the PUC time to study an alternate 77.3 million option based on competitive pricing for business services.
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Maoist protesters clash with police outside White House
About 500 demonstrators opposed to Teng Hsiao-ping pelted police with fishhooks in a five minute confrontation near the White House. Fourteen officers and 42 protesters were injured and 69 were arrested as mounted officer Julius Gottlieb was hospitalized after his horse toppled from a fishhook strike. The event reflected anger over Beijing West ties while Teng sheltered indoors in a Mao suit. The crowd chanted revolutionary slogans as evening wore on.
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Richard Nixon
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China
Nixon
National Park
Julius Gottlieb
Teng Hsiaoping
People’s Republic of China
Teng
Mao Tsetung
Mao Tse-tung
Plan to Use Tax Cuts Reinforced
Washington sources report the administration plans to use tax cuts to shield workers from inflation if they follow wage guidelines. Treasury Secretary Blumenthal testified before the House Ways and Means Committee, which showed guarded support amid skepticism. Some lawmakers likened the plan to a Band Aid on a broken arm as concerns about inflation and unemployment persist.
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Sam Gibbons
D-Fla
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