Bani Sadr sworn in as Iran's president in Tehran
Iran's first president Bani Sadr pledged to root out corruption in a televised oath at a Tehran hospital where Ayatollah Khomeini recovers. He will name a cabinet after parliamentary elections in about a month as opponents concede his clout.
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Iran
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U.S
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Tehran
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Shah
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Revolutionary Council
Kennedy pressures Carter with debates and White House invite
In Concord New Hampshire Senator Edward Kennedy pushes Carter to join a broad debate plan and even invites him to the White House during a campaign rally. Vice President Mondale says voters want Carter in Washington. Reagan tours New Hampshire on the eve of his 69th birthday with a hometown-style rally and a small crowd singalong.
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Concord
N.H
Edward M. Kennedy
Carter
White House
Walter F. Mondale
Washington
Kennedy
Con
Cord
New Hampshire
California
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Coast Guard Cutter Blackthorn collision under inquiry
Fishermen who rescued Coast Guardsmen from the Blackthorn sinking testified that survivors discussed an order to change course before the tanker Capricorn struck. The order never came, said crewmen of the shrimp trawler The Bayou, amid inquiries into the worst peacetime Coast Guard loss.
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Fla
Marine Board of Inquiry
Coast Guard
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Capricorn
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Helmet law repeal linked to higher motorcycle death rate
A preliminary University Hospital study suggests a 1 percent rise in deaths from motorcycle crashes among riders not wearing helmets since Maryland repealed the helmet requirement. Doctors caution the Trauma unit data are not representative, and full statewide results will take months to finalize.
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Maryland
University
Boepital
Shock-Tracma Usit Bert
Marqised
Ninth member may be involved in bribe probe case
A source close to the FBI says a ninth member of Congress may be involved in the 14 month political corruption inquiry. The ninth member does not appear to face immediate scrutiny, while seven House members and one senator remain under possible grand jury action. House ethics hires a special counsel. Senate ethics seeks DOJ aid. Sens. Pressler is the only congressman cleared. About $500,000 was paid in cash by undercover agents, with 20 officials and 10 businessmen and lawyers implicated.
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New Jersey
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William Hughes
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Howard
Hughes
Florio
Commissioners Denied Control Of School Pay
ANNAPOLIS Frederick County legislative delegation voted three to one not to seek a bill giving county commissioners more budget control over salaries for school administrators and teachers. The move aimed to curb transfers that backed up across the board raises, with the school board reallocating about 100000 in funds to fund a 6 percent rise. Delegation members split along party lines, with Smith voting to file and Delphey abstaining as chair.
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Frederick County
Edward FP. Thomas
R.fred
Wash
Charles H. Smelser
Carroll
James E. McClellan
D-Fred
Charles E. Smith
Julien P. Delphey
R-Fred
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RCarroll/Fred
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R-Carroll
House
Maryland to issue new five year vehicle tags
The Maryland Motor Vehicle Administration will mail 1980 license tag renewal forms to 2.2 million owners starting Friday February 8. New black on white five year plates replace 1975 red and white plates and require manual validation with stickers. Beginning February 13 plates will be available at MVA offices though they aren’t valid until March 1. Bricker notes minimum insurance under law: 20000/440000 bodily injury, 10000 property damage, uninsured motorist same, 2500 economic loss. motorcycles exempt from economic loss. Motorists with canceled policies or rejections may apply to MAIF but must have insurance before receiving tags.
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Maryland
William J
Bricker
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Maryland Automobile Insurance Fund
MAIF
Grand jury ends session as Judge Clapp retires
Frederick County Grand Jury issues a three page report after a tour of the county jail and Monetevue finding no major defects. The session, led by foreman Mary Lee Matthews, is noted as Judge Robert E. Clapp Jr’s final as presiding judge due to upcoming retirement. Recommendations urge new grand jury committees, better jail safety, lighting, insulation, fire protection, inmate activities, and facility repainting and patient care improvements.
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Frederick County
Grand Jury
Mary Lee Matthews
Robert §. Rothenhoefer
Robert E. Clapp Jr
Clapp
Mooterpe
Clarence F. Smith
Marjorie V. Beachley
Thomas Returns to Senate Seat After Cancer Battle
Senator Edward P. Thomas resumed duties in the Maryland Senate four weeks after major cancer surgeries. Colorful streamers and a cake greeted him in his office as colleagues noted his surprising health. He said he was back in action and would start moving his legislative work promptly.
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Annapolis
Senate
Walla
Edward P. Thomas
Frederick
Maryland General Assembly
U.S
Jervis Finneey
Thomas
Anaspulis
Tepes
Notable figures weigh in on national matters and local planning
The piece sketches diverse opinions from Jack Alderses on U S military readiness and Frederick Planning Director Matt Horak offering guidance to residents planning future developments. It mentions author Willa Cather and scenes of local farming life, with broader notes on regional economy and policy.
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Walmington
Jack Alderses
U.S
Frederick
Matt Horak
Frederick City
Ube
Wills Cather Waty Keanety
Ormadel
Beart Cartier
Bremem
Puttel Wrier
Becky Brasbear
Renee
Terry Peete
Hogan aide offered Bryan job by county commissioners
The Frederick County Commissioners vote 11 to 1 to offer Edward L. Sealover a 54008 per year post as director of the Division of Management Services. Sealover, 22, has worked for Hogan since April 1978 and would replace James L. Bryan if he accepts.
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Prince Georges County
Lawrence J. Hogan
Frederick County
Pew
Management Services
Edward L. Sealover
Hogan
Sealover
James L. Bryan
Weather forecast missing clear headline
Weather report shows increasing cloudiness with highs in the 20s and chances of precipitation today and tonight. Northwesterly winds expected 10 to 15 mph, then diminishing later.
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Weteeniay
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