Khomeini forces seize control in Iran after uprising
Iran's new revolutionary government announced end of armed resistance by the shah's forces though support among backers remains unsettled. President Carter said the United States will work with Bazargan's government and aid Americans in Iran. Khomeini urged order as clashes killed hundreds across Tehran, Tabriz, and Shiraz while new loyalists moved to protect key sites including the Intercontinental Hotel.
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Marines Deploy Near Iran Amid Tehran Uncertainty
U S Marines and six Air Force helicopters were sent to a staging base near Iran, likely in Turkey, as officials seek contingency plans to protect the U S embassy in Tehran. Ankara said Turkey would not permit U S Marines to land there, with no confirmation of their whereabouts or arrival.
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Fuel allocation measures may not be far off
Senate energy chief Henry Jackson predicts mandatory fuel allocations will start with a Sunday gasoline sales ban and could lead to price increases. He cites Iran's oil cutoff and says the administration may impose controls by April 1. Schlesinger calls his job toughest yet and Portillo discusses Mexico’s oil plans ahead of Carter’s Mexico trip.
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Senate committee backs longer look at home loan bill
A Texas Senate committee voted 5-1 to delay action on a bill raising the maximum home loan interest rate from 10 to 12 percent. Opponents including labor groups and consumer advocates cheered, while supporters led by Temple realtor A C Tuttle argued for education and refinancing options. The measure, tied to broader 1980 primary election talk, will advance to a subcommittee with no date set.
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