Khomeini Sets Limits on UN Hostage Visit in Tehran
Iran's Ayatollah Khomeini told the UN investigators they may question only hostage-takers involved in crimes of the Shah and U S government until the commission issues its report. He urged delivery of documents on U S intervention and the Shah and backed the Revolutionary Council and president.
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Tehran
Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini
United Nations Investigating Commission
U.S
Revolutionary Council
Commission
Foreign Ministry
Khomeini
Shah
UN Commission
Council
Abolhassan Bani-Sadr
Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi
Iran
Sadegh Ghotbzadeh
Alberta vows to defend provincial oil jurisdiction against Ottawa
Alberta Premier Peter Lougheed rejects stronger federal control over petroleum and the idea of a national energy watchdog. He cites Alberta’s dominance in production and outlines a plan including price differentials, funding for oil sands, and provincial financing, while Ottawa contemplates blended prices and tax measures.
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Ottawa
Alberta
Peter Lougheed
Liberal
Lougheed
Southam News
Federal Energy Department
Canada
Trudeau
Marc Lalonde
Frontier
Toronto
Montreal
Toronto Globe and Mail
Edmonton Journal
National Energy Bank
Southam
Energy Department
Connally Drops Out as Reagan Maintains Wide Lead
John Connally ends his bid for the Republican nomination after a South Carolina loss leaving Reagan well ahead in Georgia Alabama and Florida delegates. Ford may step in while George H. W. Bush positions as the main alternative with Connally’s supporters unsettled. Reagan led South Carolina with 54 percent and captured all 25 delegates. Connally noted a poor finish and reflected on past plans while detailing financial strain and limited delegate gains.
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U.S
John Connally
Ronald Reagan
South Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Florida
Reagan
Connally
Gerald Ford
Ford
White House
Jimmy Carter
Carter
George Bush
Miami Herald
Bush
New England
Texas
Iowa
Ada Mills
Clarksville
Ark
Pentecostal Pastor Electrocuted During Baptism in Sweden
In Stockholm a 62 year old pastor named Kaarlo Toivo died after a microphone gave him a 220 volt shock while standing in baptismal water. An 11 year old boy was uninjured as the electric heater coils malfunctioned. Police say grounding from the microphone caused the fatal shock. The pastor died at the hospital despite efforts.
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Stockholm
Kaarlo Toivo
City woman killed in two vehicle wreck near Brooks
A 19 year old Medicine Hat woman, Willa Mae Hamilton of 102 1910 Upland Dr SE, died in a two vehicle collision on Highway 36 about 56 kilometres north of the Trans-Canada Highway at 5 15 p m Sunday. Rockford A Culver 29 of Cereal Alberta and his nine year old son Wade were treated and released at Brooks Hospital. Culver's wife Shante 28 was admitted to Brooks then Calgary hospital and Clay Culver 1 percent is in Brooks hospital with undetermined injuries.
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Medicine Hat
Brooks
Brooks Rcmp
Willa Mae Hamilton
Upland Dr
S.E
Rockford
A. Culver
Cereal
Alberta
Culver
Wade
Brooks Hospital
Shante
Calgary
Clay Culver
Scandals Hit Italy In Politics Finance And Soccer
A wave of corruption claims shocks Italy involving the Christian Democrats, savings banks, and soccer stars. Construction magnates flee abroad. a cabinet minister resigns after admitting campaign fund ties. police arrest 38 bankers and businessmen over loans to allies.
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Victor Simpson
ROME
Italy
Christian Democratic Party
Corner Savings Bank
Povera Italia
Levesque disputes poll results amid sovereignty debate
Premier Rene Levesque challenged a CBC Radio poll showing French speakers split on sovereignty association, saying a growing majority favors it. He cited anglophone propaganda and criticized the poll method while meeting Quebec agricultural leaders supportive of the Parti Quebecois.
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Montreal
Rene Levesque
Sovereignty Association
Quebec
Parti Quebecois
Radio-Canada
CBC
Centre de Recherche Sur l’Opinion Publique
Levesque
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