Iran hostage crisis deepens as parliament stalls premiership vote
The Iranian Majlis delays the nomination of Mostafa Mir-Salim for prime minister, with Rafsanjani saying hostage talks could shift after the shah’s death. Tehran Radio notes new delays amid opposition from some Islamic Republican Party members, while reports say six more people are executed. The 52 American hostages mark day 269 in captivity.
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Tehran
Japan
Kyodo
Ali Akbar Rafsanjani
Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi
Majlis
Abolhassan Bani-Sadr
Mostafa Mir-Salim
Mir-Salim
London
Islamic Republican Party
Radio
Bani Sadr
Islamic Revolution
Cairo
United States
Iran
New York
Shah
National Treasury
Robert Armao
Dow climbs toward three year high on steady market
New York stocks advanced at midday with the Dow up 1.62 to 927.05 as gains outweighed losses 8 to 5 among NYSE issues. Atlantic Richfield rose 4 to 46 1/2 amid a 67 percent quarterly earnings rise and dividend boost. Volume reached 18.39 million shares. investors awaited the June leading indicators report.
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New York Stock Exchange
Atlantic Richfield
NYSE
American Stock Exchange
Drought Grips Kansas Row Crops Across State
The Kansas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service reports worsening drought effects on corn in the southeast and east central regions near failure, with very poor ratings in the northeast. Sorghum and soybeans also rated poor to very poor in several districts, while alfalfa declines and mixed pasture conditions mark statewide moisture shortages.
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Topeka
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Kansas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
The
Crop Service
It's Time To Pay The Bills For All That Air Conditioning
Kansas City residents face steep July electric bills with 50 to 60 percent hikes likely, driven by a heat wave and higher demand. Utilities report double digit increases in usage, alongside rate hikes of 25 percent for Kansas and 18.6 percent for Missouri customers.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Power & Light Co
Missouri Public Service Co
Kcp&l
Turner White
Ralph Maddox
Gladstone
Maddox
Billie Lee
Avondale
Winona Pike
North
Kansas
Missouri
White
Hearing on City Budget in Princeton Kansas 1980 Notice
Notice of a hearing on the 1981 budget by the Princeton city government in Franklin County Kansas to hear taxpayers objections regarding fund use including the Federal Revenue Sharing Fund and tax levies. Budget details and debt figures for general obligations special obligations revenue bonds and utility funds are listed with valuation and outstanding indebtedness as of January 1.
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GITY
Princeton
Franklin County
Kansas
Federal Revenue Sharing Fund
Pan American Sells Building in New York Skyline Deal
Pan American World Airways plans to sell its 59 story Manhattan headquarters to Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. for about 400 million. Met Life will pay 350 million in cash and assume a 50 million low interest mortgage. Pan Am will lease back 350,000 square feet and continue as headquarters, while using proceeds to reduce debt amid 1980 losses.
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Pan American World Airways
Manhattan
Pan Am
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
William T. Seawell
Seawell
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