Iran Referendum Widens Power For Khomeini Victory Reported
Iranians reportedly backed Ayatollah Khomeini in a landslide 60 to 1 vote on an Islamic constitution granting lifelong power. Boycotts by left and centrist groups noted while polling stations showed widespread yes votes. Hostage situation at the U.S. Embassy continued with reports of interrogations and spy accusations surrounding captives William Daugherty and Malcolm Kalp.
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Tehran
Iran
Ayatollah
Ruhollah Khomeini
Khomeini
U.S
Sadegh Ghotbzadeh
Isfahan
Bandar Gavaneh
Ardebil
Khomei Ad
Associated Press
William Daugherty
CIA
Malcolm Kalp
Eleven Killed in Crush at Riverfront Coliseum Concert
A crowd surge at Riverfront Coliseum in Cincinnati killed 11 people and injured many as doors opened for a Who concert drawing more than 18 000 spectators. Police say seven men and four women died in the crush, with 8 others seriously injured and 20 treated and released. Authorities expect seat reservations to be required at future events.
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Cincinnati
Rivereee
Joseph Staft
Ohio River
Ple
Dale Menkause
Menkhaus
Coliseum
Riverfront Coliseum
Riverfront
Puerto Rico Marines guard base after deadly Navy ambush
FBI and Puerto Rican police hunted nationalist terrorists who killed two Navy sailors and wounded ten as three independent groups claimed responsibility. The attack near Sabana Seca Base left John Ball and Emil White dead, with another 10 injured. President Carter condemned the act.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
FBI
U.S. Navy
Arthur K. Knoizen
Navy
Caribbean
Armed Forces of Popular Resistance
Puerto Rican Popular Army
Organization of Volunteers For
John R. Ball
Madison
Wis
Emil E. White
St. Thomas
U.S. Virgin Islands
White
Next of
White House
Jody Powell
Carter
Not Enough Federal Fuel Aid Keeps Poor Warm This Winter
Clarke County officials say despite more federal fuel assistance funds there is still insufficient aid to help the needy stay warm this season. Details on the Area News page.
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Clarke County
Area
Frederick County
Area News
Who Enforces City's Housing Ordinances
A long illness of enforcement in the city housing code is highlighted by multiple tenant complaints. The Star details complaints from residents at 312 N Kent St and 313 S Kent St about wiring, leaks, heat, and dilapidated conditions. Landlords Grace Lewis and Walter Carper face city notices. inspections and follow ups are described with limited action taken.
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City Building
Margeret Smith
N. Kent St
Grace Lewis
Bonnie Cameron (Brooks
S. Kent St
Walter Carper
Fairfax
Swiger
Carper
Reba “Moester
M Smith
Robert Orcutt
Carter to officially seek re election in White House announcement
President Carter will announce today in the East Room at 2 30 p m that he is seeking re election. An ABC Louis Harris poll shows Carter close to Kennedy in a head on race among Democratic voters with Kennedy leading 51 to 44. Kennedy accused Carter of admitting the Shah of Iran while hostage talks continue.
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Carter
Edward M. Kennedy
Robert Strauss
Kennedy
Iran
United States
White House
CBS
Abc-Louis Harris
Edmund G. Brown Jr
California
Brown
State Department
Hodding Carter
Jody Powell
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al Trott
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Florida
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Toa Baja
Inside Today
Winchester
Dear Abby
Ase
By Joe Bageant
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Patrick Caddell
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