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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1981

Page

3

Reagan to spell out economic plan tonight

President Reagan will deliver a nine o’clock address outlining “Economics One” to explain the inflation fight. He plans no specifics, aiming to define the problem clearly and roll out details in a February 18 joint-session speech.

Reagan Ww. Ton UPI Congress White House Jim Brady

Mount St Helens Eruption Possible Within 12 Hours

Seismic activity from Mount St Helens spiked with five tremors in hours, prompting a Forest Service alert at 5 15 am PST warning an eruption may begin within the next 12 hours. University of Washington geophysics data and Forest Service officials described explosive eruption as possible.

Mount, St. Helens US Forest Service Ben Hurliman Gifford Pinchot National Forest University of Washington Geophyscs Department Dave Peckham Geophysics Department Mount St Helens Hurliman Forest Service Center Vancouver Wash Forest Service

Dwyer verdict delayed as Iran holds hearing on case

Swiss diplomats accompanied Mrs Dwyer during a 642 hour Iranian hearing after her arrest in front of the US Embassy. Officials said the Islamine revolutionary court would announce its verdict Monday. Tehran offices accused her of collaboration with an armed group amid talk of a possible new US attack.

Capitol Hill Reagan Afshanistan State Department Iran Dwyer Islamine Revolutionary Court Sass Foreign Ministry Erit Amherst N.Y Tehran

Stranded Brazilian hopes to stay as visa nears end

Carlos Alberto 22 from Larvas Brazil came to Cleveland after seeing coverage of Brazil's defense minister at the Cleveland Clinic. He needs more funds, a new ticket home, and a path to work and study in the United States, as his visa expires in 11 weeks. Henry Fix, a local cleaner, has helped with meals and a coat while Alberto stays near Case Western Reserve University.

Carlos Alberto Cleveland UPI UP1 Cleveland Clinic United States Larvas Brazil Walther Pires Alberto Horizontina de Silva United Nations New York Case Western Reserve University Henry Fix Fix

Iran-born American freed on bail in Iran spying case

Mobi Sobhani a 44 year old Iran born American acquitted by a Revolutionary Court in Iran was freed on about 1 million dollars bail but cannot leave Tehran His sister Farah Ramchandani of Los Angeles said the bail was raised by her brother in law and his wifes family The State Department said he faced a proceeding and was acquitted after four witnesses failed to prove espionage charges The case may be linked to his Rabat religious sect persecution by the Iranian regime

Camp Lejeune N.C UP Marine Pfe Robert R. Garwood Jamie Vaughan Taylor Garwood Adams Ind Forest Service National Weather Service Los Angeles UPI United States Iran Tehran Mobi Sobhani Sobhani Morris Santa Barbara Calif Farah Ramchandani Bruce Volpe Henry Waxman D-Calif State Department Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini

Khomeini Says Politicians Harm Iran’s Islamic Republic

Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini denounces feuding Iranian politicians as damaging the Islamic republic and criticizes critics who say the Shah era was better. He also faults Iran for not publicly presenting its defensive war role against Iraq in his speech to propagandists abroad. He gave no names.

Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini Islamic Republic Iran Iraq

IRS Tightens Scrutiny on Tax Cheaters and Shelters

The IRS reports tougher targeting of tax cheats with new computer tools to detect hidden liabilities. Audits fell about 90,000 in 1980 but penalties rose, totaling a record 9.4 billion dollars. High income filers faced audits more often, while lower income returns also saw scrutiny across various income brackets.

Washington UPI Internal Revenue Service IRS Jerome Kurtz

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