Iran Defies West as Oil Marches Rally Tehran Crowds
Iran's President Bani-Sadr addressed a vast Tehran rally denouncing Western pressure over oil and the US embassy hostage crisis. Moslem clerics urged Arab oil nations to heed Khomeini and cut the oil supply, while thousands gathered near the embassy and burned the US flag applauding severed ties with Washington.
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Associated Press
Abolhassan Bani- Sadr
Tehran
Europe
Japan
Washington
Iran
Ayatollah
Ruhollah Khomeini
U.S.A
Soviet Union
Afghanistan
Carlin vetoes death penalty again in Kansas
Gov. John Carlin rejected the capital punishment bill for a second time, saying it lacks deterrent value and is incompatible with a civilized society. He also vetoed a bill requiring detailed funding plans for programs and another bill changing civil judgment lien dates to protect against property transfers before judgments.
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Topeka
Kan
John Carlin
Kansas
Carlin
Average Income to Rise in the 1980s Says Census Bureau
Washington AP reports the Census Bureau projects average American family income will climb from 14208 this year to 16856 by 1990 and to 18377 by 1995 if recent growth continues. The projection uses constant dollars to strip out inflation and assumes dollar purchasing power stays steady through 1995.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Weather County Forecast Parily Cloudy Windy Cool Saturday
Parily cloudy and windy with a cool day Saturday high in mid 30s. Clear and cold with freezing temperatures likely Saturday night low in the upper 20s. Sunny Sunday with highs in the mid 50s. North winds 20 to 30 mph Saturday.
Athletes Press Boycott Strategy Clash with Industry Leaders
National figures debate a boycott in athletics while Carter engages with chemical industry leaders. Page references place the confrontation within national policy discourse and sports governance as the issue unfolds across pages 6 and 10.
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Carter
Deadlocked Union Back To Work In New York Transit Strike
The New York transit strike ends temporarily as TWU Local 100 boards 22-22 deadlock on a 17 percent wage hike over two years. A return to service begins within hours with full service by Saturday morning. Negotiations resume if the pact fails. The walkout violated the Taylor Law.
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New York
Richard Ravitch
Metropolitan Transportation Authority
John Lawe
Transport Workers Union
TWU
Lane
Edward Koch
Koch
Census response exceeds 80 percent target
Deputy Commerce Secretary Hodges announced that by April 1 the census mailback rate reached 83.5 percent, surpassing the 80 percent goal. Vincent Barabba said the response might reach 85 percent, noting higher urban area shortfalls and that every extra percent saves about 2.5 million in followup costs.
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America
Census Bureau
Commerce
Luther H. Hodges Jr
Hodges
Cenaurs
Vincent Barabba
Barabba
New York
Chicago
Los Angeles
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