Iran to Boycott U N Security Council Over Embassy Takeover
Iran announces it will skip a United Nations Security Council session on the American Embassy seizure as demonstrators surround the Tehran embassy for the 27th day of captivity of 50 hostages. Ayatollah Khomeini ally Sadegh Ghotbzadeh says the Revolutionary Council rejects the Council as pro US biased and not binding.
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Miss America sues Penthouse over pageant portrayal
The Miss America Pageant filed a federal libel suit against Penthouse accusing a recent article of tarnishing the pageant by depicting a baton twirler described as Miss Wyoming 1978 as a sexual pervert. Penthouse denies libel as fiction.
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Mexico Rejects Shah Visa Renewal Shocks U S
Mexico refused to renew the deposed shah’s tourist visa saying his presence would not serve the country’s interests. Egypt invited the shah with Sadat ready to fly him to Cairo, while U.S. officials noted no change in policy and awaited his travel decisions.
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Associated Press
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Narcotics smugglers hid drugs in pregnancies on Direct Orient train
Police in Trieste arrested 29 Turks over three days and seized heroin morphine and hashish worth millions. Twelve women including 14 pregnant couriers wore girdles stuffed with drugs en route to Europe. Seizures totaled 39 pounds heroin 64 pounds morphine and 29 pounds hashish as smugglers tried to profit amid the illegal underground market.
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Tellico Dam ends long TVA battle and fills in 16,000 acres
The Tellico Dam project near Lenoir City Tennessee concludes after a 43 year dispute as floodgates drop and the Little Tennessee River becomes a 16,000 acre lake. TVA officials mark the moment while Cherokee leaders condemn the project and vow legal action over religious and burial site concerns.
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