Tough line urged on Iran's Parliament
Iran's new Parliament convened with calls from Ayatollah Khomeini to curb plotters and from President Bani Sadr to revive a nearly bankrupt economy. Militants demand the U.S. hostages be released only after Shah and wealth are returned, threatening trials otherwise.
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Associated Press
Iran
Ayatollah
Ruhollah Khomeini
Abolhassan Bani Sadr
U.S
Shah
America
Mohammad Reza
Pahlavi
Islamic Republican Party
Moslem factions clash in Lebanon in deadly Beirut fighting
Rival Moslem factions clash in Beirut and southern Lebanon using mortars rockets and machine guns killing at least 19 and wounding 25 Police said the violence marks the worst flare-up since the 1976 civil war and mirrors Tehran Baghdad tensions amid Iranian backed Amal militia and Iraqi loyalist groups fighting each other for influence in the oil rich region
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Beirut
Lebanon
Iran
Iraq
Persian Gulf
Amal
Mexico to sell Canada oil 50000 barrels daily by year end
President Lopez Portillo and Prime Minister Trudeau signed an accord to deliver 50000 barrels of Mexican oil daily to Canada by year end in return for Canadian coal and potential nuclear energy use. Deliveries start October at 10000 barrels daily, rising to 50000 by December, with a $500 million Canadian credit line for equipment.
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Richard Doyon
Ottawa
UPI
Jose Lopez Portillo
Toronto
Pierre Trudeau
Canada
Trudeau
House of Commons
Iosing
Mexico
Lopez Portillo
Ontario
William Davis
Mexico City
Joe Clark
Petroleos Mexicanos
Petro-Canada
Milan Journalist Walter Tobagi Shot Dead by Red Brigade
Four terrorists ambushed and killed 33 year old Walter Tobagi near his home in Milan. Tobagi, a prominent reporter for Corriere della Sera, also served as president of the Lombardy Journalists Association.
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Milan
Italy
UPI
Red Brigade
Walter Tobagi
Corriere Della Sera
Tobagi
Lombardy Journalists Association
Wellington strike over crew size halts tram repairs
In Wellington a dispute between the Tramways Union and the city transport department over whether three or two men are needed to dig a hole has led to a maintenance staff strike. The union says three men are required for safe rest breaks, while the department refuses to increase two-man crews, risking public transport disruption.
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Wellington
New Zealand
UPI
Tramways Union
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