Iranian cadets invade Citadel to fill beds and clash culture
At The Citadel in Charleston, about 65 Iranian navy midshipmen enrolled under a Pentagon program caused a culture clash with cadets and staff. Iranians spent lavishly, joined anti-shah protests, and faced strict Citadel discipline. Legislators in Columbia questioned costs and the value of the program, while Citadel officials defended it as national interest and international ties.
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Pacemaker fears CB radio interference prompts FCC study
A Marysville Ohio woman and two others report heart pacemakers reacting to citizens band radio signals. The FCC may order a nationwide study after tests in Detroit showed dizziness and oxygen need when a neighbor transmitted on CB. Officials say 250000-300000 Americans have pacemakers and 13 million use CB radios.
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Israeli settlers kill one Palestinian in West Bank clash
Four Palestinian guerrillas attacked a Jewish settlement near Mekhala in the West Bank. Israeli settlers killed one attacker and drove off the other three. no settler casualties were reported. Troops searched the area as defense leaders visited the scene.
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Supreme Court rules on media ownership in cross holdings
The Supreme Court unanimously upheld the FCC's 1975 cross ownership regulations while striking down a lower court ruling that would have required divestiture of all existing newspaper and broadcast cross ownerships. The decision preserves future bans and allows many current holdings to remain intact.
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Voters brace for primaries in several states Tuesday
Associated Press reports primaries on Tuesday in Maine Arkansas South Carolina and Virginia feature races for governor Senate and congressional seats. Arkansas Democrat runoff pits Gov. Pryor against Rep. Tucker with a GOP challenger in November. Maine and South Carolina nominate candidates for governor and Senate against incumbents.
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Strom Thurmond
Herbert Harris
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Arkansas
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Kancaster Hodges Jr
McClellan
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Pryor
Tucker
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Wilbur Mills
House
James Longley
Harvard
Charles ‘‘Pug
Ravenel
Thurmond
Ed Young
Ray Finch
Trial Begins for Decatur Man in Slayings Case
In Decatur Illinois jurors were to be selected for the murder trial of Theodore Parsons the Danville man accused in the shotgun killings of two Champaign teens Mark Harris 18 and Douglas Simmons 19 The first trial ended in a mistrial Gleckler was sentenced to die and Kirkpatrick to 200 to 400 years Their trial moved from Champaign County to Macon County on a venue change The state says the teens were shot on a rural Champaign County road September 25 and the three men then stole their car to use in a liquor store robbery that failed as the store was closed
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Douglas Simmons
Robert Kirkpatrick
Jerry Gleckler
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Castro told Carter about African attack
Senator Dick Clark says President Carter hid Fidel Castro’s claim that he tried to stop a rebel invasion in Zaire’s Shaba Province. Castro told Lyle Lane in Havana four days after the May 13 invasion, fueling a dispute over Castro’s truthfulness and U.S. handling of the disclosure.
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