U S ignores crimes of shah says hostage crisis will persist
Former Attorney General Ramsey Clark, back from Iran, warns the hostage stalemate will continue while the United States ignores abuses under the shah. He cites 70,000 Iranians killed and 100,000 prisoners taken, urging focus beyond U S concerns. Daoudy leaves Tehran as hostages still held at the U S Embassy are reported. A major embassy rally is planned with Khomeini and Bani Sadr set to speak. The Islamic parliament will discuss open trials for hostages next month with defense lawyers.
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Tehran
United States
Clark
U.N
Adeeb Daoudy
Iran
U.S
Carter
America
Shah
Daoudy
Geneva
Switzerland
United Nations
Kurt Waldheim
Ayatollah
Ruhollah Khomeini
Abolhassan Bani-Sadr
Waldheim
Bani-Sadr
Slump may hinder U S Steel pollution compliance pact
U S Steel says current industry downturn may prevent meeting terms of the $400 million consent decree with the EPA signed last July to curb emissions at nine western Pennsylvania plants by 1982. Slump has furloughed about 20,000 U S workers nationwide and 5,200 of 28,000 in western Pennsylvania. Judge Cahill may be asked to adjust deadlines if the downturn continues.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
U.S. Steel Corp
Maurice Cahill
U.S Steel
Environmental Protection Agency
Pennsylvania
U.S. Steel
Monongahela River Valley
Republic Steel Corp
Canton
Ohio
Steel
US. Steel
Woman Dies After Home Fire In Beaver County
Rosalie Parsons, 40, of Franklin Township, Beaver County, died yesterday at West Penn Hospital Pittsburgh from injuries from a Saturday night mobile home fire on Steifel Avenue. Firefighters pulled her from a back bedroom as neighbors aided efforts. she was flown from Ellwood City Hospital by helicopter after being found unconscious.
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Rosalie Parsons
Franklin Township
Beaver County
West Penn Hospital
Pittsburgh
Steifel Avenue
Ellwood City Hospital
William Bailey
Larry Follett
Ellwood official may lose his job
Ellwood City borough manager Gregory Ferrese faces possible dismissal as the borough council plans to discuss his fate at a meeting prompted by a 3-2 caucus vote. The move followed a district court action dismissing discrimination charges tied to Balin Colao Tomasetti and others, with Ferrese testifying in ethics hearings and noting connections to the ouster effort.
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Ellwood City
Gregory Ferrese
Council
Stanley Balin
Nick Colao
Patsy Tomasetti
George Barberio
Martin Kovach
Ferrese
Balin
Pittsburgh
Mary Ann Fleo
Colao
Tomasetti
Ricardi Gatto
Nick Fisk
State Ethics Commission
Alan Bloch
Gatto
Vacations Highlighted Amid College Weather Maps History
County report notes weather map studies and history captured in an opera. Ed Ott redeems himself after a pivotal moment, with coverage detailing the college setting and weekend vacation context.
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College
Opera
Ed Ott
Lottery Saturday Numbers Read June 16 1980
The Saturday June 16 1980 lottery results list multiple winners and participants including Mrs. Charles D Parsons 40 Ellwood City Mrs Walter Kociela 87 1610 Hanna St Harold J Cochran 58 Ellport Freda K DeWolf 814 W Washington St Donald L Stewart 48 Slippery Rock RD Mrs Ann Edmundson 106 E Wallace Ave Mrs Glenn L Chesney 71 Bradenton Fla Mrs Ralph Paolone 72 707 Neal St
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Charles D. Parsons
Ellwood City
Walter Kociela
Hanna St
Harold J. Cochran
Ellport
Freda K. DeWolf
Washington St
Donald L. Stewart
Slippery Rock
Ann Edmundson
Wallace Ave
Glenn L. Chesney
Bradenton
Fla
Ralph Paolone
Neal St
Weather Digest for Western Pennsylvania Clears Skies Tonight
Fair skies and cooler air across Western Pennsylvania with tonight and Tuesday forecast sunny to mostly sunny and mild. Lows in the mid 40s to near 60, highs around 70, with minimal shower chances. Winds northerly 5 to 10 mph tonight, low humidity. Moranne Park readings show 60 degrees at 10:30 am and rainfall around .72 inches. Shenango River measured 6.25 feet amid attendance figures of 18 947 Saturday and 9 857 Sunday.
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Pennsylvania
Moraine State Park
Leader to resign senior vice premier in China
The article notes a top Chinese leader planning to resign as senior vice premier. It asks to name him while referencing other questions about a former U S attorney general defying a ban by traveling to Iran for a "Crimes of America" conference and identifying a recently retired hockey player with the most games and goals in major league history. It invites a quiz on page 15 of the New Castle News.
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China
U.S
Justice Department
Iran
Supreme Court rules bacteria patentable in landmark decision
The Supreme Court, in a 5-4 ruling, declares man made living organisms may be patented. The decision upholds protection for an oil eating bacterium engineered to clean spills, signaling wide scope for patent laws amid advances in recombinant DNA and gene splicing.
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UPI
Supreme Court
US Court of Customs and Patent Appeals
Congress
Burger
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