Violence in Iran as Soldiers Kill 40 in Attacks on Bahai
Reports say Shiite mob attacked a Pepsi plant and Bahai homes in Shiraz Saadi area. Soldiers killed 40 attackers and a casualty count rose as hundreds of Bahais fled to a nearby mountain village. Detected violence continues amid political turmoil and power failures in Tehran and Shiraz.
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Israeli Cabinet backs rejection of Egyptian peace demands
In Jerusalem the Israeli Cabinet endorsed Prime Minister Begin's rejection of Egypt's latest peace proposals amid U S pressure. Vance failed to secure a Cairo accord and left for Washington after presenting revised terms. The dispute centers on a deadline for Palestinian self rule and the treaty's annexes.
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County Mallers Death of Downtown and the Mall Debate
The article surveys the impact of suburban shopping centers on downtown areas with quotes from Victor Gruen and county planners Ron Berg. It notes concerns about downtown retail loss, energy use, and farmland, while discussing a push for downtown locations for major chains and the uncertain fate of downtown districts.
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Carter Opens National Christmas Tree Hope for Peace in Middle East
President Carter and family lit the 30 foot Colorado Blue Spruce as 1,600 gold bulbs shone. He urged unity and peace in the Middle East, praying children can play freely while enemies might become brothers and sisters. He spoke of a potential agreement between two ancient foes.
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D-Day for Cleveland in last-ditch debt talks
Cleveland faces the threat of a municipal default as banks demand payment of its 15.5 million debt today. Mayor Kucinich proposes a tax-based rescue package while council and lenders press for asset sales and revenue pledges to cover 1979 debt service.
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Buried Standing Up Folklore Featured In Area Lore
A Country Roads feature explores local legend about Joseph Baker said to be buried upright. The item appears in the week’s Area News section with related notes on calendar, comics, and a Christmas tree photo essay.
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