Iranians Entering U.S. Despite FBI Terror Warnings
The article reports a surge in Iranian admissions to the United States since the November 4 seizure, with INS inspectors criticizing secondary checks and waivers that let potential terrorists enter. It notes about 11,000 Iranians admitted since the event, ongoing 5 entering daily, and FBI warnings about Iranian student saboteurs.
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United States
INS
John F. Kennedy International
New York
U.S
Tehran
State Department
FBI
Warmer Tonight With Partly Cloudy Skies
The forecast calls for partly cloudy skies and a low in the low to mid 30s. A chance of rain is expected Friday with highs in the mid to upper 50s. Probability of precipitation is near zero tonight and about 50 percent Friday. Winds will be southeasterly at 10 to 54 mph tonight. Sunrise is 6 20 a.m. Sunset 6 47 p.m. Details on page D 3.
Senate Passes Oil Windfall Profits Tax Vote 66-31
The Senate approved the $227.7 billion windfall profits tax as part of President Carter's energy program after a lengthy battle. Opponents vowed to try three defeats, but leaders predicted final passage and a push to use the revenue for aid to low income families, transportation, and alternative energy development.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Carter
Ted Stevens
Alaska
Treasury
Robert Dole
R-Kan
Bride Gets the Brush Off Billboard Prop Prank
A London billboard stunt shows a woman depicted as brushing teeth with glue on a brush. The scene is a staged art prank, not a real bridal moment, intended to promote a newer advertisement message.
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London
UPI
Kennedy Wins in New York Stir Lincoln County Dems Say
Lorain County leaders assess Senator Edward Kennedy’s upset wins in New York and Connecticut as not decisive but crucial for momentum. They note Carter remains ahead in delegates, hint Kennedy could revive his campaign with continued results and fundraising.
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Lorain County
Edward Kennedy
J. Leonard Camera
Dlorain
Carter
C-T
Kennedy
U.N
New York
Connecticut
Pease
Judge extends Lorain probe into possible corruption
Administrative Judge Paul J. Mikus granted County Prosecutor Joseph R. Granda permission to extend the term of the grand jury to probe the Lorain federal housing program and related misuse of funds. The first session of the continued investigation is scheduled for April 16 as the special grand jury remains intact to “clear the air” on the matter.
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Paul J. Mikus
Franted
Joseph R. Granda
Lorain
Mikus
Grunda
Joseph Zahoree
Showalter pact action delayed by Elyria board
The Elyria school board spent nearly two hours in a closed meeting Wednesday night without reaching agreement on a raise or contract extension for Superintendent Thomas Showalter. Action was postponed to the April 14 work session.
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Elyria
Thomas Showalter
Herman Larkins
Showalter
Larkins
Stabbings Justified. No Charges Filed in Cleveland Case
A 26 year old woman surrendered and admitted stabbing two men after an argument in a car near Prospect Avenue. Prosecutor John Corrigan ruled the actions appeared justified, with Albert Dorr fatally stabbed and Ronald Healy wounded. Healy reported in hospital in satisfactory condition.
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Prospect Avene
Timothy Patton
Cuyahoga County
John T. Corrigan
Sandusky
Patton
Corrigan
Albert M. Dorr
Clague Road
Ronald J. Healy
North
Healy
Deaconess Hospital
Prospect Lounge
Prospect Ave
Dorr
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