Plan to Form Islamic Republic Draws Khomeini Homecoming
Ayatullah Ruhollah Khomeini returned to Tehran after more than 14 years in exile to lead Iran toward an Islamic republic. A million followers greeted the landing as tanks guarded the airport and crowds lined the route to the capital. He was to speak at Tehran's largest cemetery amid large security.
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Otto C. Doelling
Associated Press
Tehran
Iran
Ayatullah Ruhollah Khomeini
Air France
Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi
Khomeini
Shahpour Bakhtiar
Paris
Bakhtiar
Tehran University
Siamese twin Amanda Jensen celebrated first birthday at hospital
Amanda Jensen believed only survivor of separation surgery on heart tissue is given a one year birthday party in the newborn ICU at Primary Children's Medical Center. Doctors say she is normal and active. Amanda is daughter of Mr and Mrs Bart Jensen of Montpelier Idaho.
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Salt Lake City
Amanda Jensen
Montpelier
Idaho
Logan
Utah
Amanda
Retired policeman shot at Basque border bar
In a Basque town on the French border, Felix Diego Martinez a 47 year old retired national police officer who owned a bar was killed by three men. ETA has claimed 12 political assassinations this year and is linked to the attack.
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Iran
Spain
Felix Diego Martinez
ETA
Teng Hsiao-ping visits Houston and Atlanta during U S tour
China’s Teng Hsiao-ping meets Carter and Congress leaders in Washington and then tours the United States coast to coast. He plans barbecue in Texas on Saturday but will meet industry captains, space officials and newspaper publishers in Atlanta as part of his state visit outreach.
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Associated Press
Washington
China
Teng Hsiao-ping
America
Georgia
Teng
Carter
Congress
Texas
Altanta
Houston
Seattle
U.S
Mars
Atlanta
Henry Ford III
Ford Motor Co
J. Paul Austin
Coca-Cola Co
Taiwan
United States
White House
San Francisco
Hearst Homecoming Follows Five-Year Prison Stay
Patricia Hearst left Pleasanton federal prison after 23 months with fiancé Bernard Shaw and attorney George Martinez. Family plans a Hillsborough brunch. a 25th birthday on Feb 20, and a planned April wedding on a military base for security. Her release came three days after Carter commuted her seven-year sentence for joining the SLA in a San Francisco bank robbery.
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Jack Schreibman
Associated Press
Pleasanton
Calif
Patricia Hearst
Miss Hearst
Bernard Shaw
George Martinez
Hillsborough
Federal Prison
San Francisco
San Francisco Bay
Symbionese Liberation Army
Carter
SLA
Labor Dept Overhauls CETA Public Jobs Program
The Labor Department announced changes to the $10.3 billion Comprehensive Employment and Training Act program aiming to curb fraud and improve management. Reforms include top Washington shakeup, tighter local monitoring, nepotism bans, stricter eligibility, wage cuts, 18 month public job limits, and greater private sector participation.
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Washington
Labor Department Today
CETA
Labor
Ray Marshall
Congress
Amtrak plan to cut Texas passenger routes sparks anger
Transportation Secretary Brock Adams urged Congress to trim 11,800 miles of Amtrak routes eliminating the Lone Star line Houston to Chicago and the Inter-American Laredo to Chicago while Sunset Limited Houston Los Angeles service continues. Texas officials and lawmakers split over the proposal with some backing the cuts as unprofitable and others denouncing reduced service to the Southwest.
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Brock Adams
Amtrak
Adams
Congress
Lone Star
Houston
Chicago
Inter-American
Laredo
New Orleans
Los Angeles
el Paso
U.S
Lloyd Bentsen
Jim Wright
Southwest
Dan Monaghan
Garland
Texas
Texas Association of Railroad Passengers
Transportation Department
Boston
Washington, D.C
Bill Hamilton
Austin Chamber of Commerce
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Arthur C. Upton
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Ted Mastorianni
Des Moines
Iowa
National Association of Area Agencies On
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Colo
International Typographical Union
Canada
Gary Watson
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London
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Dominican Republic
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Britain
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Previn
Frank Sinatra
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