Opposition leader blasts Iran's new civilian government
National Front chief Karim Sanjaby denounces Bakhtiar regime as a plot by opportunist characters and says he could head a replacement government if approved by moslem leaders. He urges the army to understand the people's movement and rejects joining a Regency Council.
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Associated Press
Tehran
Iran
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National Front
Muselm
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Peoples’ Movement
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Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi
Bakhtiar
Navy seeks Kennedy class over CVV carrier plan
The Navy lobbies President Carter to back a Kennedy class aircraft carrier, arguing higher combat capability vs the CVV. Budget tensions unfold as Hayward and Brown shift support, with nuclear options previously vetoed.
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Washington
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Congress
Administration
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Guadeloupe
Pentagon
CVV
Adm
Thomas Hayward
Naval Operations
W. Graham Claytor
Hayward
Defense
Harold Brown
John F. Kennedy
Nation Heals as Snow Storms Relent Across U S
Across the United States calmer skies return after days of heavy snow and freezing rain. A truck driver died when his rig slid on an icy Oklahoma highway, raising weather-related fatalities to at least 20. Snow extended from Vermont to the Great Lakes with readings below freezing nationwide.
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Vermont
Pennsylvania
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Florida
Northern Plains
Great Lakes
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Lake Tahoe Basin
Pacific Northwest
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Snake River
Washington State
Department of Natural Resources
Cascades
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Kalispell
Mont
Key West
Fort Lauderdale
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Cambodia reports mass return as new Communist government forms
Cambodia's provisional government says thousands return home from communal farms to villages north of Phnom Penh across Kampong Cham Province. SPK reports buffalo carts carrying families, with troops aiding returnees. Analysts note resistance efforts and regional power shifts as Vietnam-backed authorities tighten control.
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Associated Press
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Pol Pot
China
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Southeast Asia
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Angkor
People’s Revolutionary Council
Contempt charges debated against Radio Pakistan over torture tales
In Rawalpindi the supreme court will hear contempt charges against the Radio Pakistan network for broadcasts about alleged torture during Zulfikar Ali Bhutto's regime. A lawyer argues the programs aimed to obstruct justice since Bhutto's death-sentence appeal remains pending.
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Pakistan
Supreme Court
Radio Pakistan Broadcasting Network
Zulfikar Ali Bhutto
Bhutto
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