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; atréet at the news that Shah.
__ . Mohammad’: Reza - Pahlavi
-had -died.- Former U.S. -.

‘

. - Anwar Gadat ordered a state

 By-Bagal Ritkailah in
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funeral Tuesday | te deposed

president: Nixon and:a few.
ther: :forelgn ; ;ipaders
mourned him. publicly, but

the American: state. depart-

-ment: issued only'.a. birlef, -
: guarded statement that said. .
‘fiothing-.about ~ his long
- alliance, with, the. ‘United

* States. :
; ah van for Iranian
' - Presi nt Abolhassan Bani- .

Sadr said the-death Sunday

‘of Iran's: depoeed ‘monarch .

‘would have:no efféct on the.
‘U.S: . hostages seized -, by
young. Iranian. militants
nearly. nine monthe ago to:
tryto force .his.return for

; “trial, the BBC reported. Moat

forelgn:. observers agreed.
" The. militants. said. their

. paptivés. would . not: be —

released, until. the stolen” .
Pahlavi wealth was returned’
to Iran, | a French reporter i

.Tebran gaid, -"- 7

sTehran..Radia.: ‘aittinetd
news of the shah’s death for
about two hours after. reports |

" flashed . from: Calsp, . then,
- {interrupted -itg,,; "regular

jto AmnoUnce:. :
‘Mohammad: “ReZB
Pahlavi, . the, }} of.
me century; a8, dled ab ”
last. te} whe 1
pater”. “ prendcasts. ead”
rejoicing. Iranians . poured

into: the streets’ of ‘Tehran,

their car’ lights on

_ and off. and... jammed
newsstands to buy extras the :
; woe rusbed from the

the tholy“eity. of Gori, -
in \selebrated the. oc:

casion. on the ates “by *

dolence to the shah’s family, :
but a brief statement issued :
by the US. state department °
bad. apparently been worded.
te avold provoking the

. revolutionary regime fur-—

ther. It expressed neither

‘regret for bie death nor ©

’ tribute’ ip, ts bette...
nership Mth nited
States and said:

matory will i reeaed, that

shati  Mobamined:’ Reta
-Pablavi of Iran, dead after a
Jong fight: against, Cancer, .
and. former. US. ‘president.

chairman | .
' Manhattan “Bank, sald he

pert

er of his-Arab associates In the .
‘genta message of con:

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oe
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fetes!

“ran: dances _ eo
‘in. streets

o “ie Ye ts country at, ‘ime ;
. when profound changes Were !
‘taking. place.’ Hig. death "|
-marks the end of an‘ere in,

Tran,‘which all hope'will be

followed’. by ‘peace “and mt

tranquillity. ”, ne :

“This. was in ‘marked .
contrast to tributes fromthe °

Republican side of the fence.
for the funeral Tuesday, -

gaid: "For over $0 years. the
‘shah was a. loyal friend and ; &
ally of the United States and E

Nixon, who flew to Cairo,

rd ‘Nixon lett: she"
Ha States to.attend::

soth of, here : jouched . off

fic jebilation in-. the
try he ruled for $8 years:
ne. bloodsucker. -of' the
ury has’ died,” said
n. Radio, But a
man for President Pa’

: would “have -no
on the’ fate of the 52
i¢rican hostages who
‘26th day in captivity.
‘young - Moslem.
tants who seized the U.S.
abassy. in Tehran to try to
e the U.S. to return the
| for ‘trial , sald: their:
ves" eno not: be freed

a pereonal friend. as, well. sy

Tragically, hé. died a- man
without. a country.” —"

Former state - vecreaey
Henry Kissinger ‘called the .
- deposed monarch ‘a good

friend of: the United States

who stood’: by ©

President Sadat.”
And David": ‘Rockefeller,
of . Chase

believed’ history would

vindicate the shah. “The dis-

tressing politieal and

economic: elreumstances of |

e cin, Moreh wanted
mM, interrupted a vacation
Alexandria and burried to

i iro. with his. wile to
seven;
presidents over 35 years of. ¢
his rule. He died abandoned
by all his frlands.— - except

arid,

.a national telecast. "He
ad often spoken of a simple:

.of all he did, we will bid;
f rewell with the

present-day Tran. poignantly - & ab. W

reflect the loss of the shah’s  ;

constructive. . leadership.”

Comment: from ° other
governments ‘was slow and ff

there 'was'no reaction from : :

OteaKe'SahaHy Fe
sorrow, recalled

ween the shah and British
governments,

_ The . British government i!
expressed
the “close relations’ bet- i

President Valery Glecard [E"
d'Estaing of France sent a [

message of condolence to
Pahlavi's wile, but his

“government had no’ ‘com-

py ere

ment.

Organization of Petroleum ~

Exporting Countries, In-

terior Minister Yosef Burg
told reporters: -"“I can only
regret that he had to die not ©
’ in his fatherland, and .

what he had to go through: ‘s

The ‘Japanese government
announced it would not send
, condolences to the: shah’s
" family because the deposed
monarch was a “private
“person,” ——

~ died in

the! Al Rifai Mosque, the

burial place of Egypt's last

two: kings, where his father,
Reza Shah, was entombed
for sevetal years after -he

peared,’ ‘however, that
foreign ‘chiefs af. stale. hed
government would inot
» Invi
them' would probably refuse
rathey

PEOPLE

field's fact-finding report on
the Middle Bast was liked by.

the Arabs, the 2i-member

Arab ‘League will appoint a -
new r for its Ottawa

office, .
Yessar Asskarl, 45, - a
Syrian who has spent four
years As ‘the - league's
‘in ‘Washington

* arrives next, month, The of-

ficd has. ‘been vacant for
more than two years.
' Stanfield did not urge
recognition, of the Palestine
Liberation Organization, as
the Arabs would like, but he
did advocate contacts with it
on Middle East peace.
negotiations.

Formet’ 'U. Ss. Senator Sam
Ervda Says he. considers
Richard ‘Nixon | 0 ‘Wrong
about Watergate that he has
written’ f book 10 set. the
record straight. :

The 83-year-old Ervin,
former Democratic senator
from © North’ Caro’.aa,
became, a national figure. in
his role a3 head of the Senate

Watergate hearings.

Ervin gaid he became in-
censed when he read in the
former president’ sg memoirs -
that “he (Nixon) was driven
from office, not by his own,
misconduct, but by a hostile"
press and vindictive par-

Nixtn, 'Brvin: sald in
recent fnterview, | obeyed
Twain's injunction:
*Priith id very ‘precious. Use
it sparingly.” ~
Ervin said he net out to
write ‘‘a short chapter” to
record ‘‘what.1 thought ‘was
the truth” and wound up with

- more than 300 pages that

Becaure "Robert Stan- -Random House is bringing ©

out this fall, It's title: The
Whole Truth. . .

* Moshe Dayan underwent
‘minor surgery Sunday for a
hernia in Tel Aviv. and is.in
. good condition, his Sector
says. .

‘The os-year-old former
Israeli foreign minister-wad
‘admitted: . to
Saturday night because of a
post-operative hernia in the
abdominal wall which may -
bave been the result of his
operation last year," sald
Dr. Bolialav Goldman of Tel
Hashomer hospital near Tel.
‘Aviv. Dayan -had a: can-
cerous tumor removed from .
his’ colon in June,
Dayan will be released from
- hospital ‘in about a week, .

And in Bayonne, Na., Paul
- Abramson enjoys, ihe ups
and dowris of his job.

Abramson, 22, ‘spends .
‘most of his working life
playing with yoyos at one of
the” country’s few’
professional demonstrators
of the toy.

Following graduation from
the University. of Maryland
with a degree in marketing,
he landed. a job with the
‘Duncan Toy Co., which
wanted -a marketing
representative.’ "

“When I first went for the
job interview, I, thought it

- was a joke.that I could make

my living playing with a yo-
yo," Abramson sald during &
recent competition of
youn ters.

t the more 1 thought
about it, the more I liked the
idea.”

hospital

1979.

"Allen C, Hoshins,”a Black

Filmmakers ‘Hall of, Fame

\ member, who played the pig- -
tailed: Baring in the Our - -
‘comedies of the 19208 .

aloe.

Gang 's
and 183 , has diéd of cang
his ily annou
Sunday in Oakland, Calif.He
was. 59. -

Hogkifs, « who had" been oy,
the 19408, died «

‘at an Oakland.
hospital’ after being taken -
there ina cama. He had been .

retlrad: retiradisince

‘Satitday

in and out of the hospital

twice sihce his first cancer .
surgery? in February, said. |]. ¢

his wifs Franze, who was.at- “| ~~ °.
his bedside along with his. ~
daughtey Candy and . yon! ©

Chris when Hoskins, died.

about
producér-Hal Roach, MGM,
‘Warner ; Brothers and 20th.

Century. ‘Fox, The: last was:

rejeased in 1938 but time did
not tai their audience
‘appeal, aa they now seem to

be in perpetual. refun on.

televisipn: outlets across
North America.

Actét; Rock Hadden has

been released from a Los
Angeles hospital following a
week-ling: treatment for a
viral illness, his doctors said.

A doctor at- the Los —

Angeles New Hospital, who
' asked not to be named, said
the actor was “doing very
well.” ‘He sald Hudson, 54,
had si
possible flu, but that his

admission tothe hospital last.

Monday had been merely

utionary. ,
"ijn wabadmitied ater
returding from Europe. -

‘Mews of the shah's. death i

Sihtay ata military hospital _spok:
‘would ..
‘represented. by -
Atherton, ite ambassador. to
The department. .

‘Egypt.
‘jagued a brie? abatement that a

n Bani-Sadr sald pean
ding their

‘ - Canada atthe funeral. .
3. ‘stolen'”

fineral, but in’ etreerts :

‘Matefuneral
Pahlavi was tobe buriedin

le in 1944. it ap °

: Because: many < ‘

than antagonize
Ayatollan ‘Rabollen,

A Boston, Mass, native, |...
the yourlg Hoskins played in: pe :
comedies made for.

from fever and:

_sevatutionary
‘regime in iran. | aor
A state’ " department

probably.
: autved

expressed sympathy for
Pahlavi's family and sald bis
“marks the end of: an

States. 7

“In ‘ Qtiawa, there: ‘was no
government: weaction to. the
shah's death and no is-
dication who will represent

Other former: Western
allies were muted in. their

responses.
. _ Nixea, ‘however, isgued 6
statement saying ‘the shah

was "a loyal friend and ally

id of the United States and a

friend es well,”
And his state secretary,
“Henry Kissinger, called the
dead man “a good friend of
the. United States who stood

‘iby seven presidents over 9
penne of his rile...(and) died ©
_ abandoned by all his friends
‘if tend ‘before. the entire |:
, especially the -
tNoalem world,” ‘Sadat said’.

except President ‘Sadat.”

. The former president and

his. son-in-law Edward Cox

‘left New ‘York Sunday night.

to attend the funeral.
Extraordinary | - “security
pent -were expected.
to prevent assassination

aman’ aad the US.

‘attempts: An Iranian emigre:
in Washington reported,

three weeks. ago. that about
20 Iranian extremists. were

- infiltrating Egypt : to. kill
relatives. and associates, of"
athey
assembled .-fox - his - ‘funeral.
. She shah had been: under
‘treatment. for : lymphatic _—
, cancer since: 3973, . but: chis ae
. condition did Hot detericrato.
i noticeably until last October,
‘nine ?
. revolution ' ‘drove: him.’ ‘from

the shah when;

‘months’ after ‘ the

Iran.
When the US. government

allowed hitiy to come to New,

York. from. “Mexico for

and analysis.of his cancer, a
crowd of militant students in

night: and he died at: 50 am.
Sunday (3:50 a.m. ‘EDT: aa"
-a resultiof shock to- the clr-
culatory system, caused by’a
general deterioration, in’ his-
pealth.". A. doctor on fhe
jedm treating him sald: ‘the’

‘eause of death Was co

Mection 195 their:

‘around the lungs... an

“ot ftuid that caused swell. " udvess Princess . ’ Parah- s
: * paz, 17; Prince Ali Reza, 14, | f
At the bedside: when: be and Princesa Leila; "i0;: the:
died were the‘shah’s. ‘third | shah’s twin slater, Princess. -
‘wife, former Empress Farah, - - Ashraf;
‘Diba, 41;. their older. ‘sen, r “Zahedi, his former am::
former Crown Prince Reza, bassador to the United States *

‘hres potter: , nd Tormer sont lave, a

and’ -Ardeshir :

removal of his gall bladder] 9.00"

" Tehran’ occupied the U.S.) °°: .

Embassy and geizedits ‘staff. |

After three months in Pan-

. _ama, he returned to Cairo in | »
‘March and entered A! Meadi |°
“military hospital, Hid can- |:
cerous: spleen was removed |”

on March 28, but the disease

had spread to his liver, and |- .

he was given chemotherapy.

This weakened his body's|

natural defences against

infection ‘and, he’ developed |,

pneumonia last month.

"“He. also. developed ‘an{:
‘abscess on his pancreas and

otlier. infections, . Although

his condition for a time, was | |

listed-as grave, lately. he was
reported improving.

Egypt's official ‘Middle |:

East News Agericy said the
pancreatic abscess . began

hernorthaging Saturday |

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"ployment insurance play by the-
rules, But'some people don’t seem
‘to know that they can’t take a job

"and collect benefits. without telling
us they're working. That's why -
_ employers are béing asked to send
- Us the starting date and Social
Insurance Number ¢ Gr extracts”
_ from com yroll tapes. for for.
* each émp byes ey hire or rehire
This itforrvation is 1S CTOSS-
eee with the Social Insuraqce
‘Numbers of people receiving
| unemployment insurance benefits
- Only cases of potential abuse ..
_will ever surface: After inves- »’
~ tigation, anyone found receiv ing
_ benefits to which they are not
entitled will have to repay them. .
- Tt may be an honest mistake.
- Some people forgetordon’t:
“understand they niust tell Unem-
Bley ent Insurarice'arid report

thei total earnings, when they start

- ‘Soulhtanaaa nbertoft

when the new system detects
_—  peny le wrongly collecting}, *

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