Danger to canal minimized by Panamanian and U S forces
Pentagon reports say Panamanian National Guard and U S forces can limit sabotage risk to the Panama Canal amid anti shah protests. Officials note dissident students as the main opposition and stress continued U S defense role for 20 years while Panamanian forces gain greater control.
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Washington
Pentagon
Panama Canal
Shah Ran
Panama
Ooe
U.S
Panamanian National Guard
United States
Mosl
Congress
Gatun
Iran mourns Mofateh as embassy protest swells
Tens of thousands march on the U.S. Embassy in Tehran for Hojatoleslam Mohammad Mofateh’s funeral. The crowd places the coffin before the gates and chants amid calls linking the Shah to American power while Khomeini leaders blame the CIA and SAVAK for the attack.
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Mofateh
Tehran
Iran
U.S
America
Shahneammad Reza Pahlavi
Toraw
Hojatoleslam Mohammad Mofateh
Tehran University
Sadegh
CIA
Khomeini
Revolutionary Council
SAVAK
Shah
FM Militant
United States
Panama
Qom
Farah
Texas
Ayatollah Sadegh Khalkhali
Latin America
Pars
Khalkahali
Meini
Paris
Shahriar Moustapha Chafik
Sadegh Ghotbzadeh
Hassan Habibi
Or Revolutionary Council
Ghotbzadeh
OPEC Divided Over Price Split At Secret Caracas Talks
Oil ministers from OPEC met in secret in Caracas to work on a base price near 24 dollars a barrel while Libya pushes toward 34 dollars. Saudi Arabia and UAE sought to hold 24 dollars, with Venezuela hosting and Qatar supporting a freeze through mid-1980.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
Sheik Ahmed Zaki Yamani
Saudi Arabia
OPEC
Libya
Iran
Humberto Calderon Berti
Ecored Commission
United Arab Emirates
Qatar
Bandit Elevation Heists Striking Luxury Hotels
Two men dubbed human flies used elevator roof openings to rob the Holiday Inn and Hyatt, escaping with 3500 dollars in cash and jewels. Investigators warn of more danger as attackers exploit top-of-elevator access.
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San Francisco
Lux
Palm
Dave Toschi
Tom Harrison
Otis Elevator Co
Harrison
The
Hyatt
Eens
Holiday Inn
Chicago trains run under police protection during strike
Chicago CTA workers struck, 11 000 bus drivers and train operators walked off. Police protected limited elevated service while court action sought to end the public transit shutdown. Mayor Byrne prepared to switch more trains as readiness grew.
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Chicago
Chicago Transit Authority
Daniel J. O’brien
CTA
Eugene Barnes
Barnes
Jane Byrne
Streets and Sanitation Department
Dick and Dan the Rebel boys revive old masonry
Frederick South features Dick and Dan who restore aging masonry structures. A separate area story explains Warren County residents rejecting a mobile home park on Rivermont Drive. A man who pleaded guilty to embezzling mortgage payments from the Farmers Home Administration faces sentencing Friday.
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Bricks & Stones
Dan
Rebel
Frederick South
Nix
Warren County
Rivermont Drive
Farmers Home Administration Office Ae
Fuiay
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