Iran’s Oil Industry Faces New Strikes and Turmoil
Iran’s oil workers halted production in Khuzestan demanding the shah’s ouster. Gunmen attacked Tehran police and emboldened protests spread as unrest, tied to Moharram, touched Isfahan and Mashhad. Government reports 14 dead, 50 wounded, hundreds arrested.
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Iran
Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi
Khuzestan
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Ayatullah Ruhollah Khomaini
Paris
Cultist Faces Murder Charges In Jonestown Case
Charles E. Beikman, a 20 year veteran of the Peoples Temple, faces a preliminary hearing in Georgetown on charges of slaying Sharon Amos and her three children during the Jonestown headquarters massacre. Larry Layton is also charged in a separate murder plot related to the same tragedy.
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Guyana
Charles E. Beikman
The
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Jonestown
Beikman
Indianapolis
Ind
Sharon Amos
Larry Layton
San Francisco
Leo. J. Ryan
D-Calif
New York
FBI
Ryan
Vo Tech Agenda for East Central Vocational Cooperative
The East Central Vocational Cooperative board meeting begins at 7 30 p m at the U S D 200 board office 420 S Main The agenda lists unfinished business including financial report house project current survey of class interests 1979 80 visitation of school personnel building report and merit pay report New business covers National Vocational Education Week and personnel report.
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East Central Vocational Cooperative Board of Directors
U.S.D. 200
S. Main
Ottawa Hopes federal ok for power plant expansion
City Manager Mills after Washington meeting said Ottawa may proceed with a 4 million dollar diesel gas expansion to raise output by 26 percent without triggering coal conversion rules. DOE needs firm confirmation but officials see loopholes keeping the project alive. Planning to finance via general revenue bonds, with a possible larger regional coal plant by 1985.
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Harris Ray
Ottawa
Washington
Robert Mills
Mills
Federal Energy
U. S. Department of Energy
Kansas
Kansas City
Kan
Southeast twister leaves two dead and 1,500 homeless
In Bossier City Louisiana a tornado carved a two mile path of destruction on Sunday injuring about 200 and leaving 1,500 homeless. The storm damaged 25 businesses three motels one apartment building and three churches while knocking out power for hours. Two girls Lisa Carrington 13 and Jana 8 died when a car was hurled into their bedroom wall. National Guardsmen were activated after looting was reported and two suspects were arrested for stealing outdoor speakers.
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Bossier City
Mike Liles
Louisiana
Arkansas
Mississippi
Lisa Carrington
Jana
Kassebaum Calls For Ag Stability Focus
U S Senator-elect Nancy Kassebaum urged a long-term stability focus for U S agricultural policy at the Kansas Farm Bureau annual meeting in Topeka. She called for fair prices and fair government treatment, proposed export boosts, and a grains institute while noting high costs and low prices burden farmers. County forecast accompanies the report with increasing clouds and chilly highs in the 40s.
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Topeka
Kan
U.S
Nancy Kassebaum
Kansas Farm Bureau
John Carlin
Farm Bureau
Bill Roy
Kassebaum
Export-Import Bank
Inter-American Development Bank
International Grains Institute
Begin drafts reply to Sadat over peace treaty draft
Prime Minister Begin is drafting a letter to President Sadat rejecting renegotiation of the U.S. draft peace treaty. He will send it via the United States after ministers approve wording. Sadat had pressed for a Palestinian autonomy timetable, while Israel insists on no date and links to negotiations. Maariv quoted Dayan calling Sadat's letter very tough with no room for discussion.
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Menachem Begin
Anwar Sadat
Egypt
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Sadat
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Gaza Strip
Maariv
Moshe Dayan
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