Iran Premier vows oil halt to South Africa and Israel
Prime Minister Shahpour Bakhtiar told Parliament he will stop oil sales to South Africa over apartheid and to Israel. He pledged to fire unneeded foreigners and let religious leaders oppose the shah supervise government activities as he presents his civilian cabinet for a confidence vote amid political turmoil.
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Starving plane dog rescued after Adirondacks crash
Authorities found a starving dog believed aboard a small plane that crashed in the Adirondacks on Christmas Day. The dog is thought to belong to co pilot Chris Ray of Key West. Also aboard were pilot Richard Pierce of Miami and Kip Tiefer of Key West. private search for the trio ended.
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Richard Pierce
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Insurance board weighs air bags and rate cuts
Texas insurance officials heard a TAISO proposal to cover air bags and new automatic seat belts with potential rate reductions. David Irons urged a 30 percent cut in medical payments and PIP for vehicles with safety devices, while cautioning the figure is a judgment. The board will study the plan.
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Cambodian Ousted Regime Plans Guerrilla War Across Border
Cambodian exiles led by Ieng Sary and Khieu Samphan press a guerrilla warfare strategy against Vietnam and its Cambodian allies as Thai authorities note attempts to transit toward China. Reports say Vietnamese forces push toward Siem Reap Angkor Battambang while Pol Pot's fate remains uncertain amid U.N. debate on charges of aggression.
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New York
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U.N
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Widow of Pancho Villa seeks U S pardon after border raid
Maria Luz Corral de Villa 84 arrives by air ambulance in McAllen Texas to urge U S Rep Kika de la Garza to exonerate Pancho Villa for the 1916 New Mexico raid. She plans to stay for the film premiere She Came To The Valley and may push a congressional resolution.
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Texas
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Pancho Villa
United States
Maria Luz Corral de Villa
U.S
Kika de la Garza
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Columbus
N.M
Villa
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World and regional news briefs from Ankara to Rome
U S deputy secretary Warren Christopher visits Ankara seeking debt relief as Turkey faces a 15 billion dollar burden. In Greece, women protest enlisting as volunteers in the armed forces amid government efforts to boost manpower. West Germany steel workers approve a 50 year first strike end with a 4 percent raise. In Rome, clashes between right and left militants leave one dead and several injured amid street turmoil.
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