Price Riots Kill 40 in Cairo as Curfew Restores Calm
Army troopers guard key squares and bridges in Cairo after two days of price rise riots. Police report 40 killed and 250 injured. Al Ahram tallies 34 dead and 409 injured across Cairo and Alexandria with 439 arrested. Curfew restored order, buses run, and shops reopen as Sadat pauses further increases. The unrest, sparked by subsidy cuts to curb the budget deficit, marks Egypt's worst violence since the 1952 revolution.
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Alexandria
Farouk
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Egypt
Anwar Sadat
Aswan
Tito
The
People’s Assembly
Mamdouh Salem
Center Party
Stephens Leases Store To Smiley MOBERLY Leases Stores To IGA
Temple Stephens Co announces leases shifting several stores to Wetterau Co and IGA. Vandiver Village closed last year after long operation in Mexico. Leases take effect Monday with other locations including Moberly Paris Boonville and remaining in Temple hands.
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Vandiver Village
Mexico
Jack Smitey
Wetterau Co
St. Louis
Wetterau
IGA
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Tom Briggs
Richard Dailey
Paris
Henry Wade
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Roger Farmer and Son
United Super
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Temple Stephens
Columbia
Huntsville
Brookfield
Former Tokyo Rose Welcomes Pardon News
ACHILAWA AP. Iva Toguri D Aquino, the woman once branded Tokyo Rose, says she now has government protection after President Ford pardoned her treason conviction. She spent six years in prison and had two earlier pardon bids rejected, asserting her broadcasts harmed no Allied effort.
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Iva Toguri D'Aquino
Ford
Tokyo
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Cepeeeit Ong
Chicago
Iva Toguri
Los Angeles
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Japan
U.S
Pearl Harbor
Radio Tokyo
Mother's March Postponed For January 30
The annual Mothers March for the March of Dimes, set for Sunday January 23, is postponed to January 30 per county chairman Karen Mossman. Volunteers will canvass 2 to 4 p.m. door to door to raise funds for the March of Dimes.
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Karen Mossman
Cold Spell Strains Power And Transport Across East
A severe cold snap idles thousands as pumps pipelines and water traffic slow. Factories and schools close to conserve fuel while oranges freeze in Florida and fishermen sit idle on the Chesapeake Bay. A 160 mile section of the Mississippi River freezes, stranding barges with fuel supplies. Temperatures stay low with little relief expected. Miami records a rare snow flurry and a new low high of 47 degrees. In North Dakota, 20s and 30s persist as crews brace for more cold.
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Associated Press
Florida
Chesapeake Bay
Mississippi River
Miami
National Weather Service
North Dakota
Bismarck
Dayton
Ohio
Maryland
Marvin Mandel
Agriculture Department
Trudeau Plans Carter Meeting in Washington
Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau is expected to meet Jimmy Carter in Washington in late February or early March and may address Congress. A spokesman said details will be disclosed after Carter's inauguration and noted the visit could include readings to Congress.
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Canada
Pierre Elliott Trudeau
Jimmy Carter
Washington
Congress
Carter
Carter Tour To Promote Programs
The Carter team outlines a two week March national tour and an October push toward a new strategic arms agreement. A six month White House agenda envisions an economic State of the Union, international meetings, a United Nations speech, a National Youth Opportunity Program, and ending the Office of Telecommunications Policy to show a can do presidency. The plan, described as a working paper, stresses early legislative victories and broad leadership roles for Carter.
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Jimmy Carter
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Mexico
Canada
Israel
China
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Office of Telecommunications
Pat Caddell
Carter
Court Asked To Rule On School Fee System
Missouri Supreme Court is urged to decide if public schools may charge fees for courses. Caruthersville parents argue such fees and supply requirements violate state and U.S. constitutions, with penalties like withholding diplomas for nonpayment.
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Missouri Supreme Court
Caruthersville
Byron D. Luber
State General Assembly
New Industry Plans Plants In Hannibal
New Idrla Inc a Nevada corporation plans three manufacturing facilities in Hannibal Westside Industrial Park bringing about 100 jobs. The 30000 square foot shell building on eight acres will host Huntington Rubber Co to begin by April employing about 20. Barton-King Systems Corp and Fort Steuben Metal Products Co are the other subsidiaries. Four more acres to the east will be developed for expansion.
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Idrla, Inc
Nevada
Huntington Rubber Co
Ce Itaing Amet
Barton-King Systems, Corp
Fort’ Steuben Metal Products Co
Barton-King
Fort Steuben
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