Iran Warns of Iraqi Agents Plotting Inside Nation
Ayatollah Khadeni, head of Isfahan's seminary, cautioned Iran against Iraqi inspired internal agents seeking to crush the revolution from within. Iran reported clashes on the frontier with Iraq with casualties on both sides as long range artillery hit Dizful and Ahvaz, killing seven and wounding 15.
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Hua Guofeng May Resign as Communist Party Chief
Reports say Hua Guofeng, Mao's chosen successor and former premier, submitted his resignation as Communist Party chairman amid a power struggle with Deng Xiaoping. Hu Yaobang vowed to repudiate Mao's Cultural Revolution, calling the decade a catastrophe and largely negative.
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Snowy Night and Cool Weekend Across Atlantic States
National snow is expected tonight over portions of the northeast middle and northern Atlantic Coastal states. Elsewhere, weather remains fair. Snow ends tonight with lows in the 20s to low 30s. Chance of flurries in the northeast Tuesday, otherwise partly cloudy and cold. Flight from mid-20s to mid-30s. Fair Wednesday through Friday with highs in the 30s and 40s, and 50s later. lows in the 20s Wednesday and 30s Thursday and Friday.
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Snow flurries spread across eastern Great Lakes region
Snow flurries swept the eastern Great Lakes states with gusty winds affecting travel. New York officials urged residents to stay home as dozens of minor accidents were reported and several communities saw up to five inches of snow. Rochester airport logged nearly three inches. Gale warnings covered Lake Erie Lake Ontario and New England coasts.
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Village plans 61-acre park with no federal aid
State CLEVES AP: In southwest Ohio, the village aims to convert 61 acres of gifted farmland into a park for 2 088 residents with minimal federal help. Mayor Orrin Tucker notes local talent can handle development, highlighting pride in a community-led project begun after Gulf Oil Refinery offered land two years ago.
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Nine Die In Weekend Traffic Accidents
The Ohio State Highway Patrol reports at least nine deaths from weekend traffic accidents. Three deaths occurred Friday night, three Saturday, and three Sunday, including a pedestrian victim.
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Polish farmers form Rural Solidarity seek private farms and union status
More than 1,200 Polish farmers formed Rural Solidarity after mass meeting to press for private farm ownership and official recognition as an independent union. They issued a 13 point list of demands following a court ruling that union rules do not apply to self employed workers. The appeal is set for December 30.
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400-year-old Naples hospital collapses burying patients
A 400-year-old hospital in Naples housed in a Bourbon palace collapsed in pre-dawn hours during an earthquake aftermath. Police said about a dozen elderly patients were buried under rubble. three were rescued in satisfactory condition. Nuns also perished in the collapse.
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Florida congressman on trial in Abscam case facing bribery plot
Washington reports Rep. Richard Kelly and co-defendants Eugene Ciuzio and Stanley Weisz were on trial in U S district court as part of the Abscam probe. Jurors viewed videotapes showing Kelly allegedly stuffing $25 000 into his clothing during a meeting with an undercover agent posing as Arab businessmen.
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Susan B Anthony dollar eyed in bronze redesign
Treasury officials consider changing the Susan B Anthony dollar to a bronze color with a streamlined tails design to avoid confusion with a silver quarter. Undersecretary Bette Anderson said a color-change proposal is drafted and awaiting Reagan administration action on Capitol Hill.
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Simpson Eyes Review of Veterans Benefits Boosts
Incoming Senate Veterans Committee chair Senator Alan Simpson says he will reexamine veterans programs and sacred cows. He plans to consider varying GI benefits by service theater, including combat zones versus those who served stateside, such as workers in noncombat roles.
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Reagan son refuses handshake at Carter inauguration
Ron Reagan says he will not shake hands with Jimmy Carter at his father Ronald Reagan's inauguration. He accuses Carter of calling his father racist and a warmonger and claims Carter would sell his mother to gain reelection. He praises his father as honorable and potentially the greatest president.
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Factory complex reborn into Cleveland industrial park
A blighted Cleveland factory district has become an industrial park with 63 tenants and more than 600 jobs. Edward J. Asher and his son Anthony J. revived the former W.S. Tyler complex on Cleveland's east side after Tyler Co. was sold in 1968 to Combustion Engineering. Tyler, founded in 1872, once employed 1,100 people and produced woven wire screens and related machinery.
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Buckeye Woodland Congress In Cleveland Faces Gas Charge
East Ohio Gas accuses the Buckeye Woodland Community Congress of Cleveland of making false claims that people froze to death after gas shutoffs. The company began an investigation after a October flyer claimed 4 percent died in Ohio and listed other states’ totals. Ohio Health Department data cited shows 60 deaths from cold in 1978 79 with only four linked to home fatalities. Ticket sales reached 909 792 50 dollars with an anticipated payout of 385 542 50.
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Celebrities Fete Sinatra in Palm Springs Bash
Frank Sinatra marked his 65th birthday with a star studded Palm Springs party hosted by Barbara Sinatra. Attendees included Dean Martin Tony Bennett Sammy Davis Jr Milton Berle who emceed and read birthday telegrams. The event featured ribs and Chasen s chili in a barn setting with guests Spiro Agnew Cary Grant Johnny Carson Wayne Newton Peggy Lee among others.
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Burns Receives 1980 Loue la Parsons Award at Hollywood
Hollywood and politics mingle as George Burns is honored by the Hollywood Women's Press Club for presenting the best image of Hollywood. Yoko Shimada named female Discovery of the Year. Prince Charles returns from India amid engagement rumors with Lady Diana Spencer. Jazz pianist Brooks Kerr debuts in Manhattan after studying with Duke Ellington and Willie Smith.
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