U S Embassy Evacuations Start as Tehran Turmoil Deepens
The U S Embassy warned it cannot protect American lives in Tehran and announced emergency evacuation flights beginning February 17 amid heavy fighting in Tabriz and spreading violence across Iran. Ambassador Sullivan, held briefly during the siege, said evac centers will operate while staff restore communications.
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Carter Faces Tough Toast as Portillo Presses Fair Treatment
U S officials react with surprise and irritation to Mexican President Lopez Portillo s blunt demand for fair and equitable treatment of Mexico during Carter visit. White House aides fear hard talk could affect talks on energy, immigration and trade. Carter tours a swine facility after a morning meeting in Mexico City.
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Social Security changes aim to boost benefits for married women
The plan offers two paths to enhance women’s benefits, including equal earnings split or a two tier system with a base 122 dollar monthly age 65. Divorced and disabled women gain under either option while survivor benefits shrink for families with youngest child under 7.
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Carter seeks full report on Soviet advisers in Dubs death
Washington demands a full Soviet explanation of advisers involvement in the Afghan hotel siege that killed Ambassador Adolph Dubs. President Carter and officials condemn the actions as shocking and plan to fly Dubs’ family to Kabul for repatriation with honors.
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Assembly Highlights from Virginia General Assembly Session
Highlights note House committee defeats on spending restraints and a constitutional cap on growth. Actions include approval of a mini-session to override governor vetoes, cheaper recounts, and limits on informal meetings under FOIA. A bill restricting state citizen board terms was killed.
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Commuting Part-F Area Amtrak Riders Face Uncertain Future
The Star examines how Amtrak Blue Ridge and Shenandoah trains serving the Shenandoah Valley to Washington may end as funding strains hit commuter service. Riders in Winchester Clarke Loudoun and nearby counties depend on low monthly fares and worry about higher costs and service cuts.
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Winchester Bridgeforth Field a Full Page Today
The Star reports Winchester’s Bridgeforth Field nearing completion and notes the city still requires funds to finish construction. The feature spans a full page, detailing progress, community interest, and remaining financial needs.
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