Iran Warns It Will Cut Oil Exports To Supporters Of U S Sanctions
Iran said it would halt oil sales to nations backing U S efforts to impose economic sanctions. Oil Minister Ali Akbar Moinfar warned Tehran would reduce oil flow to such countries. Meanwhile 11 dissidents were executed in Tabriz after a revolt and clashes as Kurdish opposition continued a stand off in Sanandaj.
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Militants Seize Embassy in El Salvador
Left wing militants seized the Panamanian Embassy in San Salvador holding seven hostages including Panama and Costa Rica ambassadors. Government forces briefly surrounded the area then withdrew within 30 minutes on orders from Defense Minister Jose Guillermo Garcia. The February 28 Popular League demanded the release of imprisoned members and warned of an indefinite occupation. Food stacks were visible inside the embassy.
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TV Showtime Returns As Compact Weekly Magazine
The Star presents a revised weekly TV magazine titled TV Showtime. The new compact edition is easier to keep by the TV set and read. It features television personalities, complete program listings including HBO, and descriptions of all movies slated for show.
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Northwest Rain Breaks Snow Grip Amid Flood Watch
Rain and warm temperatures ease weeklong snow but raise flood concerns across the Pacific Northwest. Portland area expects minor flooding while western Washington monitors risk as I-90 closes at Snoqualmie Pass. Seattle budgets fall short for snow removal with mounting costs.
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Gasohol Plan Centered in Carter Energy Strategy
The Carter administration backs a 3 billion dollar, 10 year gasohol program to replace 10 percent of unleaded gasoline by 1981 using ethanol. It would aid 2 000 farm distilleries and 500 small to medium commercial plants with tax and loan incentives while expanding production sixfold.
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Soviet Execution Campaign in Afghanistan Reported
The Carter administration says the Soviet Union is conducting an organized and methodical execution campaign in Afghanistan, with at least 300 political religious and military leaders killed to date.
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Mauck attorney seeks dismissal of malfeasance charges
Former Frederick County sheriff Carroll Mauck's attorney has moved for dismissal of malfeasance charges against Mauck. The notice appears in the Inside Today's Star Motion section with related legal developments.
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