Iran referendum gives Khomeini supreme power for life
Iranians reportedly voted 60 to 1 for Ayatollah Khomeini's Islamic constitution granting him lifetime control. Embassies’ guard increased as hostages in Tehran faced possible U.S. action. Boycott by leftists and minorities noted. results await official tally later in the week.
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Tragedy at Riverfront Coliseum Rock Concert
Eleven killed and eight seriously injured as a crowd surge at Riverfront Coliseum in Cincinnati during a Who concert. Police say doors opened slowly, crowd control failed, and the on‑site effort continued as mourners described the crush.
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Arab and African Support in UN Call for Hostage Release
Arab and African UN delegates join in an unusual display of support for the United States calling for the immediate and unconditional release of American hostages in Iran. They condemn Iran's attack on diplomatic immunity while urging peaceful solutions and adherence to international law.
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John Bausman
Associated Press
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Iran
Security Council
Leon N'Dong
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Winston A. Tubman
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Abdalla Yaccoub Bishara
Kuwait
Council
Kurt Waldheim
Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi
Ahmed Esmat Abdel Meguid
Egypt
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Ruhollah Khomeini
Tides Linked to Some Volcanic Eruptions Says Scientist
University of Michigan seismologist Frederick Mauk says tides may trigger stress that leads to volcanic eruptions and some earthquakes when other forces are already building. He cautions tides cannot predict long term events and do not explain all eruptions.
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Robert Locke
San Francisco
University of Michigan
Frederick J. Mauk
American Geophysical Union
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Mauk
Lugosi Heirs Lose Exclusive Dracula Rights Appeal
California Supreme Court rules heirs of Bela Lugosi have no exclusive right to portray Dracula for commerce. The 4 3 decision reverses a Superior Court award of over 72000 to widow Hope Lugosi and son Bela George, based on a 1930 contract. The ruling rests on posthumous property limits and contract scope.
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Dracula
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Universal
Smuggling Rings Linked to Hong Kong Immigrants
An unnamed Hong Kong official cited by Wen Wei Po says five to six bands smuggle Chinese into the colony with funding from the United States and the Netherlands. Syndicates charge up to 3600 per person, with supposed support from Chinese communities in the U S and Holland. Police confirm smuggling but will not discuss foreign ties. The government sent 75000 illegals back this year, with an estimated double that number undetected.
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United States
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Wen Wei Po
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