Iran Students Seize U.S. Consulates and Embassy
Supporters of Ayatollah Khomeini occupied the U.S. consulates in Tabriz and Shiraz and held the Tehran Embassy and over 50 hostages for a second day. They demand Iran sever relations with the United States and press to expel the former shah from a New York hospital. The State Department reported staff safety and no takeover of Isfahan yet.
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Ayatollah
Ruhollah Khomeini
U.S
Tehran
United States
Radio Tehran
Tabriz
Shiraz
State Department
Isfahan
Shah
USA
Iran
Four Dead and Dozens Wounded In Greensboro Rally Shootout
FBI probes civil rights violations as two more suspects are charged with conspiracy to murder in the death toll from the Saturday anti-Klan rally. Twelve men face first degree murder counts. locals deny Klan involvement while police report arms found in a yellow van near the scene.
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Greensboro
N.C
Workers Viewpoint Organization
FBI
E —Tt
North Carolina
Ku Klux Klan
National Socialist Party of America
Andrew Pelczar
William Webster
Swing
Pledge Food To Starving Cambodians At UN Talks
Diplomats meet at the United Nations to pledge food for millions of Cambodians in need. The Phnom Penh government opens the Mekong to Western shipments as a $111 million relief plan seeks 165000 tons over six months.
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United Nations
Phnom Penh
Mekong
United States
U.N. Children’s Fund
International Committee of the Red Cross
Cambodia
Bangkok
Heng Samrin
U.S
Thailand
Preshier Pol Pot
Vietnam News Agers
I Heng Samrinconan
Campaign '79 Nears Finish as Polls Open at 6 a.m.
Polls open at 6 a.m. in Clarke Frederick Warren and Winchester areas as 16 contested seats await voters. Key races include State Senate 27th District with William Truban challenged by Donald Patterson and Frederick County sheriff among five candidates. Local races in Gainesboro Back Creek and Winchester commission and clerk positions also heat up.
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Board of Supervisors
Clarke
Frederick
Warren
Winchester
Senate
House of Delegates
General Assembly
William Truban
Woodstock
Fauquier County
Donald Patterson
Del
Alson Smith
Raymond R
Andy” Guest Jr
Warren County
Kenneth Stiles
Frederick County
Smith
Carroll Mauck
Roscoe Bruce
Lacy Anderson
Lewis Riley
Steve Chadwell
Gainesboro
Back Creek
Rhoda Maddox
Glenwood Nicholson
Max Mandel
Bill Baker
Esten, Rudolph
Dorothy Keckley
Diana DeBari
Sharon Stine
Fork
North River
Happy Creek
South River Board of Supervisors
Commonwealth
David Crump
Tom Logie
Major stores deny move to Apple Blossom Mall claim
A letter from Goodman Segar Hogan claimed J C Penney Sears and Leggett’s would anchor a new Apple Blossom Mall near I-81 and Rt. 50 with a February 1982 opening. Penney Sears and Leggett’s officials denied commitments while local managers doubted the plan.
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Loudoun Street
Penney’s
Sears
Leggett’s
Goodman Segar Hogan
Norfolk
Apple Blossom Mall
I-81
Rt. 50
J.C. Penney
State Properties
Massachusetts
Richard MacNamara
C. Allan Bohnhoff
Pat Umscheid
Mid-Atlantic Zone
David Whipkey
St. Davids
the Star
Winchester
Whipkey
William Leggett
Leggett's Corp
Charlottesville
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Paul Carl Bermanzohn
Communist Workers Viewpoint Organization
Bermanzohn
China Grove
Jim Melvin
Tom Osborne
William Swing
James Earl Ray
Brushy Mountain Prison
Ray
Martin Luther King Jr
Pledge Food
Iee
Ya Ee
George M. Stoddart
Star
GOP
Phyllis Rinker
Bill Ingram
Juliano Armel
Mike Foreman
Warren's Fork
Bernard Stokes
James Hunt
North River District
Staige Miller
Richard Trenary
Robert Looney
James Wetzel
South River District
George Baggarty
Charles Ingles
Clarke County
Battletown
Raleigh Watson
Eustace Jackson
William Moore
Chapel District
Robert Hummer
Bo Young
Greenway
P.T. McIntire
Pete Dunning
Jack Hardesty
Shenandoah County
J.C. Penney Corporation
Penney
R.E. Sielaff
Jane Brown
Seilaff
John Eisenhower
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower of the Armed Forces Honor Guard
Abilene
Kans
Mamie Eisenhower