Violence in Isfahan Kills Dozens and Injures Hundreds
In Isfahan, Iran's second city, at least 40 people were killed and more than 600 wounded over two days of clashes between supporters and opponents of Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi. Tear gas and gunfire followed protests that turned violent, with attacks on banks and cinemas as religious leaders condemned Westernization.
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Vance Seeks Begin Okay Of Treaty Modifications
Secretary of State Cyrus R. Vance pressed Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin for approval of modifications to the U S Egypt peace treaty plan. Sadat reportedly approved the terms with a Gaza autonomy linkage condition while Begin resists tying peace to Palestinian autonomy.
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Carter administration eases fringe benefit rules in wage plan
The Council on Wage and Price Stability outlines minor revisions to the anti inflation guidelines seven weeks after their launch. The changes keep a 7 percent wage cap including fringe benefits and adjust fringe benefit standards and price increase allowances while tightening the profit margin rule and hardship provisions.
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Fire Devours Century-Old House. Resident Escapes
A fire destroyed a 100 year old house last night with occupant Frank Nestor inside. He escaped to safety after discovering the blaze and is featured in Area News. Additional notes reference Boots fashion, a Christmas play by Winchester Park Players, and a calendar of events.
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Mayor Kucinich pushes 38 million tax plan to avert Cleveland default
Cleveland Mayor Dennis J. Kucinich appeals to voters to raise 38 million in new taxes to save the city from defaulting on loans. He says it may require a 50 increase in the payroll tax, with bonds to be issued in March if approved, while creditors face a Friday decision on refinancing 15.5 million in notes. Federal marshals tag 3 million in city property as payments lag.
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Mental Retardation Seen Progressing In U S Attitudes
A Northwestern Mental Health official notes attitudes toward mental retardation are improving. He cites the Shenandoah County initiative supporting a Regional Training Center and describes Chapter 10 Boards as state funded yet locally controlled. He stresses moving from institutional to community based services.
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