Johnny Carson May Quit Tonight Show This Fall
Los Angeles AP reports Johnny Carson may leave The Tonight Show this fall. Attorney says no firm departure date. NBC upsets amid poor prime time ratings and contract terms. Carson could pursue more specials though NBC insists contract runs to spring 1981.
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Shah welcomed in US when Iran ties stable, Carter says
The Carter administration privately indicated the Shah of Iran could reside in the United States once U S relations with Iran are steadier, with no time frame set. The Shah and his family have lived in the Bahamas since March, after exile since January 22, with aides and allies moving through Egypt and Morocco. The Times reported private messages to the Shah via a private American citizen and prominent figures, amid appeals to Kissinger and Rockefeller to change the policy. The Times also said Cutler may be named ambassador to Iran, replacing Sullivan, while the Shah eyeing Acapulco next, subject to visa approvals.
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Oil as weapon lingering threat from Saudi prince
Khaled bin Sultan bin Abdul Aziz, visiting Ft. Leavenworth for the Army's CGSC, says Saudi Arabia could use oil as a lever to push the U.S. to pressure Israel to withdraw from land seized after 1967. He notes Arab unity pressures and US influence with OPEC to curb price hikes.
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Coleman Company to buy back up to 1.1 million shares
Coleman Co of Wichita offered to purchase 1 million shares of its common stock at 20 per share in cash, with option to buy up to 100000 more if tendered. Expiration set for May 4 unless extended. If full 1.1 million shares tendered, price totals 22 million. Spokesman Charles McSwain called the move a good investment in their own stock. The company asked the American Stock Exchange to halt trading at 1 p.m. Thursday.
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Flood Waters Sweep Through Mississippi Texas Prompt Evacuations
Flooding from the Pearl River and heavy rains across Mississippi and Texas drive mass evacuations. In Texas, Beaumont and Sour Lake face rising waters with hundreds moved to shelters as Harris County officials predict over a thousand more evacuees. Mississippi floodwaters threaten Columbia and towns upriver while Jackson residents report major displacement and city streets still impacted.
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