Quiet Tehran Night Amid Protests and Oil Strikes
Tehran saw a calm night as opposition leaders urged demonstrations while oil workers strike cuts Iran’s output to under 2.8 million barrels daily. Security sealed Tehran University approaches as Ashura processions loom. Ayatullah Taleghani calls for a Sunday turnout. Government warns saboteurs and says some protesters wear chadors or military uniforms. Sanjaby and Forohar freed, Sanjaby undecided on coalition role. Wealthy Iranians join exodus. El Al boosts Tehran Tel Aviv flights with many passengers headed to Europe and the U.S.
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Carter Warns Egypt Israel on Deadlines
President Carter told Egypt and Israel that missing the December seventeenth Camp David deadline for peace talks would be a very serious matter. He warned the pace and outcome could affect the willingness of both sides to implement the treaty and noted continued U.S. emphasis on the date. Simcha Dinitz was to meet Carter, while talks stall over Palestinian autonomy and sequencing with existing Arab treaties.
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Wholesale prices climb while food costs slow in November
Wholesale prices rose 0.8 percent in November with gasoline and beverages driving gains as food prices advanced only 0.6 percent. The report notes the impact of energy prices on inflation and details railroad derailment aftermath in Virginia with NTSB investigators examining the Crescent wreck and injuries.
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Clarke Compass profiles a man serving the community
Clarke County residents confront bird flock problems as a series continues on the Area News page. Winchester Democrats begin plans to replace Commissioner of the Revenue Julian Armel after last night’s meeting.
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Seven Die In Mexican DC-6 Crash In Omaha
A Mexican air force DC-6 exploded in a red ball of fire and crashed into a Missouri River dike after takeoff from Eppley Field Nebraska killing seven aboard. Bodies of five men and two women identified as crew were recovered. Condensation in engines and last minute repairs reported. Plane ferried to Omaha for agricultural delegation visit.
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Carter to Attend January Guadaloupe Summit With World Leaders
President Carter will join French President Giscard dEstaing West German Chancellor Schmidt and British Prime Minister Callaghan for a four nation summit January 5 6 on Guadaloupe to discuss arms limits and world issues Carter will also brief on progress toward a Soviet strategic arms treaty and remaining differences.
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