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Tehran has’ asked the
Iranian” ‘government : for *
information on! an ‘American
woman: reportedly - held:.by,
revolutionary: ‘police. on
charges of being a CIA spy,
officials aaid today... -...

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embassy, . which is looking
after U.S, " jnterests:in Ir fh,
said . information - ‘from -
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BOSTON (UPI) —M
researchers‘ said today a
metiiod for reducing deadly -
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-Greeks choose new: PM”

ATHENS, Greece (UPI) — |

succeed | "President-elect .

Constantine Caramanils aa
e minister.

Rallis, bia received 88
CAUCUS, °

votes -

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party
were three abstentiona..

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Caramaniis’ election to the
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stay “in. ‘thes 2 who’ holds: ‘court. ham ona’:

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christian-controlled city of support;  colUMN,, : ae ‘Ghana today for a historic . Limann, the leader of independence struggie of
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workers in it, the Christlan . It’said- ‘the main highway — -chbishop. “of: Caiterbury,. government, thet; the;.,-; Banire leaving,
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pulling: “some, .10° corpses pave the: ‘way, for: am- Christian churches in Africa; .human dignity,” and woud ‘girls. — born during the the
.* from. under the debris.’” ‘bulances . - clear ing “the The pontiff, .who, flew.in never Gease to proclairtt ihe pope's visit to Kenya are
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‘igi! in: Swahill,:“the :. Canterbury, described as: a.

‘pational ‘language of Kenya, “private .¢
joint prayer;

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-WHO. says ‘smallpox gone.

GENEVA, ‘Switzerland.
(UPI) — The World Health.
Organization ay. declared —
_ the complete eradication of”

smallpox.
“This:day will go down in
history as the day on which :

_ the world community for- -.
-mally

announced. the
historical event of complete
eradication of. smallpox all:
over the world,” WHO.
Director General Halfdan
Mahler told the Warld Health :

Assembly.

The last recorded tase of:
smallpox wa was in Somalia in.
October 1

Mahler aad 800 detegates

Teachers charged again

SPRINGFIELD, .
- (UPI) — The city.

Mass.”
has filed

more contempt . charges. ;
i ; ‘union’s president and we.

against striking teachers
who have already been fined
$20,000.for refusing to obey a

court order to end their 9“

day-old walkout,

The contempt citations pa a

were filed Wednesday

Hampden County, Superior
Court against 16 :
who were selected at random *

from the 1,450 strikers, °.. +

Earlier in rye day, Judge
John Murph dered the.
sone etal vocation
Association to pay $80,000 in ;
fines, plus $20,000 a day for

_ Arab gunman charged.

LONDON (UPD — The

only Arab gunman to survive

_ the commando rescue raid.
on thé Iranian Embassy :
‘appeared in court today and .

was. charged with | the
murder of two of the
hostages.

Iranian authorities have
sald they plan to ask for the
extradition of Fowz! Badavi

Nelad, 28, but Scotland Yard . Ppa
officials sald he will stand -

trial in Britain.
Nejad -.Was

* Lyasani, 25, a press attache
at the embassy, and Ali Akh-
bar Samadzadeh, 26, a part-
time employee.

Nejad, an [ranian-born:

dockworker, was. remanded
after a hearing.
The two hostages Nejad

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f sulalipox vaccination was o-

“Jonger necessary in any...

country in the world. ...:
From, .1967,, when WHO. |
launched, its intensified .:
smallpox eradication |
program, Mahler ‘said the
fotal cost of vidding the globe .
of the’ di, cage’ was $00 |
millios.
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honored the walkout, |

was accused of killing were

commando units stormed the,
émbassy and: rescued . 19
other hostages.

Police said Nejad was ‘the |
culy survivor ofthe six Arab-
Iranian gunmen who seized

the embassy- ‘April 4,

demanding. freedom far. 91.
tricts held in Iranian
jails. The five other gunmen
were killed in te commando “
attack, 2:
Only ore - ot the: dead
has een identified
so far. Scotland. Yard of-
ficials sald he was As Salim .

deaths of the five gunmen,
and two hostages were |
scheduled to begin Friday .

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