Carter warns on resumed Soviet trade and Olympic boycott
President Carter says normal trade with the Soviet Union will not resume soon and hints at a Moscow Olympics boycott. He dispatches Deputy Secretary Christopher to Europe to consult allies as the administration weighs aid to Pakistan and options against Iran.
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Nkomo Returns to Rhodesia Amid Black Celebrations
Guerrilla leader Joshua Nkomo arrives in Salisbury to a massive black welcome after years in exile, urging moderation as plans proceed for elections February 27 to 29. Mugabe and Muzorewa poised to run. threats from rivals noted and security tightened at the airport.
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United States urges action after Soviet veto on Iran sanctions
The United Nations Security Council failed to approve sanctions on Iran as the Soviet Union vetoed a measure a second time in a week. U.S. diplomats urged all UN members to support meaningful measures against Iran while Iran warned hostages would stay until the shah is returned, potentially forever.
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Freezing Rain Disrupts School and Travel Plans
On a January Monday commuters and students faced slick roads after a night of freezing rain. National Weather Service forecaster Alan Rezek explains the storm as freezing rain that froze on impact, creating deadly driving conditions. School districts canceled or delayed classes, with Winchester opening after a three day weekend. many counties reported icy secondary roads and warned drivers to expect slick four lane passes.
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Arc of Instability overview lands on Middle East and Asia
Nation by nation snapshot notes Iran under stress after the shah's fall and the embassy crisis with hostages in the United States. Saudi Arabia faces upheaval following the Mecca mosque siege amid oil and Cold War tensions. Egypt reports a Cairo train crash. Iraq, Yemen, India and Pakistan are cited in regional rivalries, oil, and security concerns.
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Reading Methods Highlight Memorization Approach
Inside Today's Star notes Carol Steele teaches intermediate students with reading problems through memorization as a learning tool. The Wire from Warren promises more on her sight-reading method. Officials' Ownership reports nine of 25 pilots have not filed real estate disclosures by the December 31 deadline. Heart Stopper recounts a split second in the James Wood versus Handley basketball rivalry with details on the Sports page.
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