Shah Turns Personal Property Over to Foundation Amid Turmoil
Shah Mohamad Reza Pahlavi ordered all royal family assets turned over to a crown sponsored foundation and released 266 prisoners from military tribunals. The move aims to support religious, educational, social, and welfare groups led by the people, while Iran braces for the shah's abroad leave as civilian rule forms under Shahpour Bakhtiar.
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Taiwan to keep security forces after reunification with mainland
Peking offered to negotiate a reunification that preserves Taiwan’s social and economic system. Teng Hsiao ping reaffirmed peaceful aims but did not renounce force if negotiations stalled. Sen Sam Nunn called the offer very important and said Washington officials viewed it as a cautious advance.
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Sam Nunn
D-Ga
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Thousands Return to Cambodian Villages After Regime Fall
Cambodia reports thousands returning to native villages north of Phnom Penh as the new government consolidates power. Fighting persists in the northwest with Vietnamese air strikes intensifying in the east and west.
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Spending plan sparks Virginia budget fight as Dalton speaks
Governor John Dalton faces a partisan clash as he presents how to spend about 60 million dollars from a 37 million dollar surplus and a 22.3 million reserve. Delegates debate mass transit aid and core city relief while awaiting his formal recommendations at the joint session opening.
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Virginia
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President Will Propose Model Drug Legislation
The Carter administration plans a model drug substitution law to cut costs by about 5 percent, potentially $400 million annually. The proposal would require listing popular brand drugs and cheaper therapeutically equivalent generics, with FTC data supporting state adoption. Industry opposition cites possible drug differences and promotional dynamics.
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Carter Administration
Federal Trade Commission
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Virginia business leaders push back as unions gain ground
Local Virginia executives attend a Winchester Frederick seminar as George Meany’s AFL CIO influence and right to work laws reshape labor strategy. The piece notes a rise in Virginia union elections, high interest from management, and manufacturers contemplating branches to counter organizing drives.
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Winchester- Frederick County
J.P. Stevens
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