Justice Dept. will not charge Clark over Iran trip
The Justice Department said it will not file criminal charges against Ramsey Clark and nine others who traveled to Tehran for a conference last June under President Carter’s Iran travel ban. Attorney General Civiletti noted civil penalties remain possible but declined to indict.
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Justice Department
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Carer
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Tehran
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Benjamin R. Civiletti
U.S
Civiletti
Department
George Wald
Kay Camp
Women’s International League For Peace and Freedom
Leonard Weinglass
Iran parades Iraqi POWs amid conflicting war claims
Beirut dispatch notes Iraqi army claims its counter-offensive waning while Iran parades nearly 500 Iraqi prisoners and cites close combat at Gilan-e Gharb on the Zagros. Tehran says Iraqis retreating. Baghdad vows a final graveyard at Susangerd. no independent verification available.
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Tehran
Iraq
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Baghdad
Gilan eGharb
Susangerd
Ahvaz
Gilan e-Gharb
Abolhassan Bani-Sadr
Reagan taps Bill Brock for special trade representative
Ronald Reagan aims to complete his Cabinet with Bill Brock, Republican National Committee chairman, named to be special trade representative. Sources close to the transition say Brock’s formal announcement is expected early next week.
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Washington
Ronald Reagan
Bill Brock
Republican National Committee
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Tax shelters open to all not just the wealthy
Tax shelters are available to workers not covered by pensions or profit sharing. An IRA allows deductible contributions up to 1500 dollars or 15 percent of compensation and tax free interest while employed. A spousal IRA doubles the deduction, enabling up to 3000 dollars annually for a two income household without pension coverage. Open an IRA before April 15 to treat as a 1980 deduction.
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Ray de Crane
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Southern Illinoisan contact and pricing page details
The notice lists publication offices in Carbondale Murphysboro and Herrin with phone numbers and classified ad lines. It outlines delivery rates by month and circulation area, and provides post office box address for address changes.
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Southern Illinoisan
USPS
Illinois
Carbondale
Ill
16Th
Herrin
Murphysboro
Carbondale and Murph
Mable
Advancay
Pnt
Marion
Dayton energy report warns costs may surge by 2000
A two year study by Dayton's Comprehensive Community Energy Management Committee projects gasoline reaching 3.50 per gallon and home heating costs rising from 600 to 2840 annually by 2000. The 141 page report urges insulation, carpooling, mass transit, and a city energy office to coordinate conservation and public awareness.
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Cox News
Dayton
Ohio
Community Energy Management Committee
Dayton Power and Light Co
Standard Oil of Ohio
City Priority Boards
Univer
Panel backs gasohol fueling without harming food supply
The National Alcohol Fuels Commission says expanding ethanol use will not threaten U S food supplies. It urges federal purchase guarantees for U S made cars running on pure alcohol, targets 50 000 sales in 1983 and 250 000 by 1987, and calls for non grain feedstocks to meet distillery needs.
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Washington
National Alcohol Fuels Commission
U.S
Munici
Pal
Federal Commission
Former CIA man sentenced to 18 years in espionage case
David H. Barnett, a former CIA operative, received an 18 year prison term for selling intelligence secrets to the Soviet Union for 92 600. Judge Frank Kaufman called the act harmful and said the sentence aims to deter others. Barnett had pleaded guilty to transmitting information to a foreign power as part of a plea deal. Assistant U.S. Attorney David D. Queen said Barnett did not withhold most of the information he possessed.
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David H. Barnett
CIA
Sovi
U.S
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