Millions of Iranians Demand Islamic Republic as Shah Deposed
Mass demonstrations across Iran, led by Moslem clergy, call for ouster of Shahbakhti and establishment of a liberal Islamic republic. Tehran sees the largest march in history with 1.5 million, while cities nationwide strike continues. Khomeini, in exile near Paris, says he will return when able to aid his people.
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Tehran
Iran
UPI
Shahpour Bakhtiar
Ruhollah Khomeini
Paris
Ayatollah
Shah
Aswan
Egypt
Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi
Anwar Sadat
Morocco
United States
U.S
Britain
Walter Annenberg
Bakhtiar
Mashad
Khomeini
Carter
Jimmy
Cleveland
Joe Gornick
Tom Wilson
Euclid
Zapotosky family fights Ohio school suspension dispute
The Zapotoskys allege Robert Zapotosky was unfairly suspended after leaving the parking lot. They claim other students were in the lot and the punishment is not consistent with the school code. They threaten board of education action and possible court challenge.
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Zapotoskys
Robert
Princi
Board of Education
Bowersox
Zapotosky
Wire rape bill prompts mixed views in morning poll
A mini survey across Elyria and nearby suburbs finds most residents oppose a proposed wire rape bill. Respondents discuss gender roles, legal safeguards, and personal rights, while a few support the bill or call for circumstantial consideration.
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Sylvia Catanzarie
Lorain
Joggers Cited After Police Stop On Ice Slippery Street
Jay Minnich and Kring, runners from NASA Lewis and Ford security, were cited by Amherst police after a cruiser pursued them on icy Electric Boulevard. Officers said joggers obstructed traffic. the runners argued sidewalks were unsafe and police overreacted.
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Kring
Minnich
Hagedorn
Ford Motor Co
NASA
Lewis Research Center
Electric Boulevard
Boston
Judges weigh hearing on Blanton pardons crackdown
In Nashville three criminal court judges consider granting a hearing on overturning most of former Gov. Ray Blanton 52 pardons issued before his ouster. A federal grand jury probes pardon dealings as Gov. Lamar Alexander took office early. Hooker argues an 1857 law bars clemency without Pardons Board approval.
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Nashville, Tenn
UPI
Criminal Court
Ray Blanton
Lamar Alexander
Blanton
Nashville
Memphis
Hooker
State Board of Pardons and Paroles
Board of Pardons and Paroles
Alexander
Ohio brief items recount crimes and political moves
Ohio news items note state authorities seizing over 1 million in Cleveland funds for back taxes and premiums, with multiple withholdings and liens. Rhodes appoints four judges to county and municipal courts. A Gallipolis twin engine crash kills three, two injured. A Gore pipeline rupture kills two and injures two. A Cleveland fire claims three children dead. a judge voids a major meal contract at Hopkins. Special prosecutor seeks 50 000 for Clark County sheriff probe. A Kettering woman tipped as potential replacement for Bella Abzug on a federal women’s panel. Republic Steel negotiates 30 million loan with European banks. executive to London.
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Columbus
UPI
Cleveland
Thomas E. Ferguson
L. Paul Ross
Cuyahoga County
Vincent Campanella
Scottown
Gallipolis
Ohio
Kenneth Dyer
Dyer Brothers Lumber Co
Fred Houck
Rodney G. Beaver
David Martin
David Saunders
Holzer Medical Center
Huron Road Hospital
Anthony Ferguson
Robert
Germaine Slaighter
Louise McBooth
Springfield
William W. Owens
Clark County
Donald Sanders
Clark County Common Pleas
Richard T. Cole
Owens
Dayton
Kettering
Bella Abzug
Carter
Advisory Committee On Women
Marjorie Bell Chambers
Abzug
Mead Corp
Anne Saunier
Chambers
Jane Pauley
National Broadcasting Co
Saunier
Advanced Systems Group
Mead’s
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James Hall
Elyria
Jimmie Jones, Jr
Gerald A. Innes
Sharon Grier
Margaret Block
Mary Pavlenda
Zanesville
Franklin
Muskingum County
Robert Morgan
Morgan
Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Co
Thomas Donovan
Public Utilities Department
Columbus & Southern
Bob Jones
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Broadviewets
Broadview Heights
Brecksville
Carriage Hill
Broadview Center
Thomas Born
Jay
John Jay Hooker Jr
John L. Draper
Raymond Leathers
A.A. Birch
Draper
David Pack
Carl Burmeister
Tennessee
Tarkville
Ohio News
Rhodes
James A. Rhodes
Duane H. Yeagley
Salem
Columbiana
John R. Moser
Hamilton
Butler County Common Pleas Court
Jon H. Spahr
Newark
Licking County
Lewis W. Digel
Michael Downour
Logan
Lancaster Hospital
John Randolph
New Lexington
Hocking
Theodore A. Thelander
Sky Chefs
ARA
Philadelphia
Republic
Republic Steel Corp
Michael E. Shannon
London
Bank
Iron
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