Bakhtiar Refuses to Resign Amid Tehran Unrest
In Tehran Prime Minister Bakhtiar rejects Khomeini’s demand to resign and plans to reopen airports as clashes surge. Thousands march in Esfand Square after a deadly Sunday, with reports of fires, police stations attacked, and troops firing into the crowd.
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California woman faced in Brooklyn over hijacked jet
Irene McKinney, 49, a California divorcee, planned a new religious concept and claimed a vision of sun explosion. She hijacked a United Airlines flight from Los Angeles to New York threatening to blow it up unless famous actors read her message. After a six and a half hour siege at JFK Airport she was captured and later gave FBI a 25 page, religiously tinged statement described as incoherent.
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Full Alert in Lebanon After Bomb Kills Israelis
U N peacekeeping troops were ordered on full alert in southern Lebanon after a bomb killed two Israelis and wounded 34 at an Israeli coastal resort. Christian militiamen shelled a Norwegian U N force, several Norwegians were wounded, and U N troops did not fire back. Two guerrilla groups claimed responsibility for the Netanya bombing.
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Front Royal subject featured in this week’s Wire Wire
This week’s Warren feature spotlights a Front Royal subject as part of the Wire Wire series on history and local interest.
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Wind and Road Conditions Strain County Roads and Schools
County road crews battled icy, drifting roads over the weekend with Rt 11 slick and closures in effect. City crews implemented snow plans with parking restrictions and a windshields notices program while predicting more snow and colder temperatures in the coming days.
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Rockefeller Burial Today
Nelson A Rockefeller, former vice president and four time New York governor, died of a heart attack Friday night. His body was cremated at Ferncliff and burial was planned today after a family memorial service at Pocantico Hills estate.
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Carter Teng Talks Begin With Pomp At White House
President Carter welcomes Chinese Vice Premier Teng Hsiao-ping to the White House for six hours of talks on strengthening US China ties. A 19 gun salute marks the start as dignitaries and crowds observe the ceremony while protests surface outside the gates.
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