Carter visits Cambodian refugee camp in Sa Kaew
First Lady Rosalynn Carter toured an 18 day old refugee camp housing about 31 000 Cambodians near the Thai border. She called the scene emotionally overwhelming and pledged to mobilize help.
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Associated Press
SA Kaew
Thailand
Rosalynn Carter
U.S
Carter
Bangkok
Mark Brown
United Nations
Cambodia
Christman
Red Cross
Hans Nothdurft
Ubon
Sakon Nakhon
Bhumipol Adulyadej
Sirikit
Richard Holbrooke
Julius B. Richmond
U.N
Andrew Young
Jean
Harold Hughes
Iowa
Holbrooke
Peace mission fails for hostages in Tehran
The Associated Press reports hopes for early hostage release dim after Iranian captors reject a PLO mediation bid. President Carter halts spare parts shipments to Iran and postpones a Canada state visit as demonstrations at the U S Embassy in Tehran enter a stalemate.
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Associated Press
U.S
Tehran
Palestine Liberation Organization
Carter
Iran
Canada
PLO
Tehran Radio
Ayatollah
Ruhollah Khomeini
United States
Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi
America
Pars
Shah
Khomeini
New York
United Nations
Kurt Waldheim
Pakistan
John Paul I
Annipate Bugnini
Vatican
Moonshine Still Buried in Franklin County Cemetery
State and federal agents say a cleverly hidden moonshine still was buried beneath artificial flowers at a Franklin County cemetery. One man was arrested after agents seized 443 gallons of white lightning in the Tuesday raid.
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Rocky Mount
Franklin County
Jim Hunt
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms
Democratic National Chairman Faces Unity Test in 1980 Clash
San Antonio AP report shows Democratic National Chairman John White pledging to keep the party united amid a looming Kennedy Carter contest. DNC member Joe Crangle accuses White of bias, prompting Detroit Mayor Coleman Young to urge unity and Kennedy backers to demand neutrality or resignation. White vows discipline and continued endorsements, while Crangle and others call for reassessment.
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Greg Thompson
Seca
San Antonio
New York Democrat
White
Crangle
DNC
Detroit
Coleman Young
Carter
Edward Kennedy
National Committee
Kennedy
Robert Strauss
Billie Carr
Houston
Subpoena Targets Western Union in Illegal Alien Education Suit
In Dallas AP report, school district lawyers seek Western Union records on money flows from aliens to relatives in Mexico. A Nov 17 deposition will cover the documents, with U S District Judge Robert Hill setting the case for Nov 19. In Glen Rose, Somervell County Judge Sam Freas rejects an immediate motion to quash testimonies on nuclear energy safety tied to Comanche Peak protests during retrials of 48 trespassing defendants.
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Live Oak
Fla
Theodore Bundy
Florida
Orlando
Lake County
Bundy
Florida State University
Wallace Jopling
Dallas
Western Union Telegraph Co
Mexico
U.S
Robert Hill
Glen Rose
Texas
Somervell
Sam Freas
Comanche Peak
Freas
Canadian energy chief warns massive US demand risks exports
Houston AP. Jack G. Stabback of Canada’s National Energy Board says US energy demand is so large it could consume Canadian resources in years if exports aren’t controlled. He urges Canada to secure domestic needs before export and notes price divergence between Canadian and world crude. Exports of natural gas to the US fell to 881 Bcf in the 1970s era, projected near 1 Tcf this year, about 40 percent of Canadian production.
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Houston
United States
Canada
National Energy Board
Jack G. Stabback
National Energy Forum
Toronto
U.S
Stabback
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