Khomeini delays return to Iran amid airport closure
Ayatullah Ruhollah Khomeini postpones his return from Paris to Sunday after Iran's airports close. Bakhtiar asks for a three week delay citing safety, while Navaby and others urge rest before leadership duties. Tehran shows large pro constitution demonstrations and tensions rise between the government and Khomeini followers.
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Court appeals Laetrile ban for 3 year old Chad Green
Plymouth AP report notes lawyer George Donovan appeals a lower court order stopping Laetrile and high-dose vitamins for Chad Green a leukemia patient now a state ward after parents refused chemotherapy. If needed case could go to US Supreme Court.
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U.S. Supreme Court
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Golden Pen of Freedom goes to Claude Bellanger
The International Federation of Newspaper Publishers awards posthumous Golden Pen of Freedom to Claude Bellanger of France for defending press freedom. Bellanger, who died last year, fought in the French resistance and wrote underground during World War II. The award will be accepted by his widow.
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Iternational Federation of Newspaper Publishers
Claude Bellanger
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Teenager sentenced in baby kidnapping case in Dallas
Elizabeth Annette Campbell, 17, pleaded guilty to kidnapping an 18 month old girl, Shanita Perkins, and a jury sentenced her to five years in prison. Prosecutors said Campbell abducted the baby to sell on the black market, while defense described the act as taking the child out of love during babysitting. The child was found in Denver 18 months after the April 29 1977 abduction, ending a cross country trip. Campbell was arrested in Seattle and led police to Shanita in Denver. She faced up to 10 years. prosecutors argued she sought to sell the child, not just abduct it.
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President Carter greets crowd before State of the Union
President Carter waves to supporters in the Capitol House chamber on Tuesday ahead of delivering the State of the Union address. The scene shows a formal political gathering with the president preparing to speak to Congress and the nation.
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Iranian student on hunger strike in San Antonio jail
Iranian student Hossein Jahanfar, 28, jailed in Bexar County on $5,000 bond pending deportation hearings after overstaying a student visa, has refused all meals since Jan. 17. Jail officials say guards have seen him munching in his cell corner while sharing a cell with 10 other inmates who order food from the commissary.
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Ray J. Olivarri
Texas Governor Clements Plans Mexico Follow-Up Calls
Texas Governor Bill Clements planned telephone calls to the governors of California New Mexico and Arizona to follow up on his Mexico policy. The move aims to coordinate regional responses and discuss potential joint actions across the Southwest.
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Texas
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Polish chef cooks for Pope in Mexico City supper
Podbereski, a Polish-Mexican chef, prepares bigos a three day stew of eight meats for Pope John Paul II during his Mexico visit. He serves with his wife Maria de la Luz Gonzalez Podbereski, as accord and talk of border issues mark papal trip conversations with Mexican President Lopez Portillo.
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Our Lady of Czestochowa
Jose Lopez Portillo
Clements
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U.S
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State Department
United States
Jorge Diaz Serrano
PEMEX
Pope John Paul II leaves for Latin America on landmark pilgrimage
Pope John Paul II departed Rome for a historic trip to the Dominican Republic and Mexico, his first voyage outside Italy since his election. He will celebrate Mass in Santo Domingo and Mexico City, inaugurate the Latin American bishops conference, and visit several cities to engage with faith communities across the region.
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