China vows self defense attack on Vietnam amid border clashes
Kyodo reports a Chinese Communist Party bulletin says China will battle Vietnam to punish violence against Chinese border residents. China has not declared war. Reports cite Gen Yang Te chih taking command near the border and about 10 divisions nearby.
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Mardi Gras Parades canceled as New Orleans police strike widens
National Guardsmen patrolled New Orleans after police walked off the job prompting the mayor to cancel seven carnival parades. The Teamsters affiliated police union demands binding arbitration and outside negotiators drew sharp criticism from Mayor Morial.
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Concern Over Soviet Actions in Iran Strains Ties With Moscow
President Carter held a 90 minute White House meeting after returning from Mexico to review Iran developments. Officials say no emergency existed and the discussion focused on U S concerns about Soviet activity in Iran and potential danger to Americans.
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American Evacuation From Iran Under Way
About 800 Americans were moved from the U.S. Embassy in Tehran to the airport as a four day airlift began to remove up to 5,000 U.S. citizens amid the upheaval surrounding Ayatollah Khomeini. Flights faced delays and security checks as Pan Am and Air Force planes prepared to transport evacuees to Rome, Frankfurt, and New York.
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15 Years of Offset Press Transformation at The Winchester Star
The Winchester Evening Star marks 15 years since switching to offset printing, a leap that boosted capacity from 16 to 48 pages and enabled full color photos. The shift began amid early failures but eventually reshaped U.S. newspapers, with 32,000 papers per hour and nationwide adoption beyond large papers.
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James Wood Upsets Woodbridge 74 38 In High School Action
In a daytime Star preview edition a Living section story notes upcoming features on special speakers and an assembly. Page 18 previews Roots Next The sequel night while pages 13 to 15 cover high school scores. James Wood defeated Woodbridge 74 to 38 as Clarke County and Warren County High Schools lost their games.
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