Evacuation Ordered for U.S. Dependents in Iran After Attacks
The U.S. embassy orders all dependents of government employees to evacuate Iran and urges nonessential Americans to leave after attacks on three Americans. The violence followed a taxi dispute in Isfahan and an assault on U.S. Consul McGaffey.
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Shipyard Strike Set To Start At Newport News
United Steelworkers plan a 12:01 a.m. Wednesday strike at Newport News Shipbuilding Virginia's largest private employer after failed bargaining. Company fears violence and a water cannon on site, while mediation failed to unite union and management ahead of a legal challenge over last year's election.
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Whites Vote on Rhodesian Constitution Shapes Black Majority Rule
In Salisbury, whites vote on a new constitution to grant the black majority partial control while guaranteeing white dominance in civil service, judiciary, and security for five years. Prime Minister Ian Smith warns a no vote could trigger disaster as Nkomo and Mugabe lead the guerrilla Patriotic Front.
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Local Democrats Meet. Discussion Focuses on Seeeeeee
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Nixon Returns to Washington for Dinner Amid Quiet Dignity
Nixon, visiting from a tearful departure in 1974, attends a state dinner for China’s Teng Hsiao-ping with a restrained public demeanor. He slips to New York to visit daughter Tricia Cox and her husband Edward, expecting a March baby, then plans to return Wednesday to Blair House for talks with the Chinese leader.
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Sino American Bonds Strengthen Ties In Talks At White House
President Carter and Chinese Vice Premier Teng Hsiao-ping held their third meeting in 24 hours to push Sino American trade and cultural exchanges. They discussed Soviet policy, Taiwan, and future cultural and scientific exchanges while avoiding a joint communique. Teng called the Soviet Union the true hotbed of war and urged unity to curb hegemonic aims.
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Virginia General Assembly Highlights From Monday Session
Highlights from Richmond show the House approving a tighter bingo law cutting sponsorings to two per week. A coastal zone bill lost inland extension, while a bill to curb ripoff insurance policies passed the Senate. The Senate also backed six member juries for misdemeanor trials, sending the measure to the House.
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