Debate delayed as Iran’s acting minister arrives in New York
The U N Security Council postponed its start of debate on the U S Iran crisis until Saturday night awaiting Iran’s acting foreign minister Abolhassan Bani Sadr. President Waldheim urged deescalation and Iran’s Ruhollah Khomeini rejected any council action he called US dictated.
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William N. Oatis
Associated Press
United Nations
Security Council
Iran
Tehran
Kurt Waldheim
Sergio Palacios de Vizzio
Bolivia
Waldheim
United States
Palacios de Vizzio
U.S
Council
U.N
Abolhassan Bani Sadr
New York
Shah Iran leader may leave hospital soon for Mexico
The former Shah of Iran, after non surgical removal of the last gallstone at New York Hospital Cornell Medical Center, could travel in a few days if tests show no infection or more stones. Doctors will observe him several days. chatter suggests he may return to Mexico when cleared.
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New York
Iran
New York Hospital
Cornell Medical Center
United States
Famliar
Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi
Mexico
Kennedy becomes first black Alabama circuit judge this century
In Mobile Gov Fob James names State Rep Cain Kennedy to the circuit judgeship effective Dec 1 replacing retiring Judge William Bolling. Kennedy's appointment creates a vacancy in the Legislature needing a special election. Earlier in the year James named Nathaniel Davis Owens district judge in Anniston, the first black in a Alabama district court bench.
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Montgomery
Ala
Cain Kennedy
Alabama
Fob
James
Kennedy
Mobile
Michael Zoghby
Zoghby
William Bolling
Nathaniel Davis Owens
Anniston
Echeverria Named Ambassador-at-Large for Mexico
Mexico's Luis Echeverria, former president 1964 to 1970, is named ambassador-at-large while remaining Mexico's U.NESCO representative in Paris. He will represent Mexico at international meetings on developing country cooperation and other diplomatic missions. He currently serves as ambassador to Australia, New Zealand and Fiji.
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Mexico City
Luis Echeverria
Mexico
U.N. Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization
Paris
Foreign Ministry
Echeverria
Jose Lopez Portillo
Australia
New Zealand
Fiji
New Zealand DC-10 crashes on Mount Erebus in Antarctica
Air New Zealand DC 10 carrying 257 people including 12 Americans crashes into Mount Erebus near McMurdo Sound Antarctica. All aboard believed killed as Navy search planes spot wreckage on the volcano slope. Flight from Auckland to Antarctica priced at 359 dollars with 237 passengers aboard.
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Auckland
New Zealand
Air New Zealand
Antarctica
U.S. Navy
Mount Erebus
McMurdo Sound
Mike Hatcher
U.S. Navy Support Group
Christchurch
Navy
McMurdo
New Zealand Search and Rescue Center
Ross Island
McMurdo Base
Soviet Union trims 1980 targets after poor grain harvest
Parliament approved lower 1980 economic goals after Brezhnev reported the 1979 grain harvest totaled 178 million metric tons, 48 million short of the 226 million target, and oil output at 585 million tons, 10 million below the goal. Baibakov outlined reduced steel and oil targets amid broad shortfalls across sectors.
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Moscow
Leonid Brezhnev
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Soviet Union
Supreme Soviet
Nikolai Baibakov
State Economic Planning Organization
Baibakov
Brezhnev
Communist Party
Siberia
Kazakhstan
Ural Mountains
TASS
U S Steel shuts Youngstown mill in major cutbacks
U S Steel announced broad shutdowns affecting 13 000 workers across 16 plants. In Youngstown Ohio the Ohio and McDonald Works will be phased out leaving 3 500 workers unemployed. Leaders and officials condemned the move as a harsh blow to the Mahoning Valley and a repeat of regional industrial collapse.
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Youngstown, Ohio
U.S. Steel
Youngstown
Bob Vasquez
Ohio
McDonald
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Mahoning Valley
Bill Morris
Waukegan
Ill
Frank Logue
New Haven
Conn
Pittsburgh
David Roderick
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