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Show Page 40—THE HERALD. Provo. Utah, Sunday, January 6, 1980 ChronologicalList of 1979 Major Events — Continued Nov. 12 — Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini makes anti-pope antiCarter speech before approving audience in Teheran. On the threat of military action says, ‘We are a nation of 35 million and many of these mete are looking forward to martyrdom. Now. 13 — Carter halts is tion of Iranian oil. Energy of! icials say effect on U.S. oil supplies not grave. Nov. 14 — Iran calls on U.N Security Council to negotiate U.S.Iran conflict Nov. 15 — Iran announces withdrawal of assets in U.S. but Carter freezes Iranian billions before transfer. U.S. attempts to stop U.N. Council meeting until Iran cooperates in the release of U.S. hos' Nov. 16 — Carter makes first public speech since hostage crisis began, accusing Iran of ‘‘an act of terrorism totally outside the bounds of international law.” Nov. 19 — 13 American hostages, 8 black men and 5 women, to be released by. Iranian militants. Ayatollah threatens U.S. with trial of hostages as unless shah is handed over. ae Nov. 2% — 3 hostages free and healthy in West Germany; 10 scheduled to be released speak at press conference organized by Iranian students. Nov. 22 — Iranian militants tell U.S. military actica will result in immediate death for host Nov. 22 — White House threatens Iran with possibility of military action in attempt to communicate gravity of hostage-situation Nov. 23 — 13 hostages return to U.S., talk little about captivity. Ayatollah Khomeini urges rise against the West, supports attack against U.S. Embassyin Pakistan, where 2 Americans were killed and the Embassyseverely dama; Nov. 24 — Abolhassan BaniSadr says all foreign debts repudiated, throwing Iran's financial commit ments into chaos. Nov. 25 — Khomeini accuses U.S. of attempting with Israel to seize 2 sacred Moslem mosques in Mecca and Medina. Pakistani Secretary of Information in the Military Secretariat expresses sorrow at U.S. Embassy in Pakistan incident, but sympathizes with Iran. fearing anea action by U.S. .%-UN. Secretary * ‘sneral Waldheim calls “urgent meeting” of Security Council to discuss crisis in Iran. U.S. backs the call. Nov. 27 — Security Council calls for meeting of U.S. diplomats and a responsible Iranian figure in new appealfor release of U.S. hostages. Nov. 28 — Khomeini calls diplomatic efforts of Security Council “predetermined”, part of U.S. plot. Shah has gallstone removed vont leave U.S. for another week. Nov. 29 — Abolhassan BaniSadr dismissed as acting Foreign Minister. Carter continues to speak against Iranian government,calling it “fully responsible” for the safety of U.S. hostages. Dec. 3— Carter gives Shah “‘sanctuary” Dec. 12 — US. Federal district in Texas military dospital leaves open possibility of permanent asylum. U.S. embassy in Libya U.S. US. considers seeking inier- stormed by Khomeini supporters. Dec. 4 — U.N. Security Council comes to some agreement on new appeal but final wording yet to be agreed upon. Senator Kennedy's denouncement of the Shah criticized; he makes pro-Carter Statement te ease political controversy. Dec. 5 — U.N. Council votes 15-0 for immediate release of U.S hostages. Carter quietly announces candidacy for president. cancels fundraiser appearance as not “‘ap- Iran. Dec. i3 — U.S. orders expulsion of most U.S. Iranian diplomats. NATO decides to install U.S. mediumrange nuclear missiles in Europe and seeks talks with Moscow to limit Soviet and U.S. weaponsof this type. Dec. 14 — Khomeini approves “international investigative team’ plan to look into ‘‘aggressor’ policies of U.S. in Iran; also ap- propriate”’ given Iran crisis. hostages. Saudi Arabia, Venezuela Dec. 6 — Carter renews diplomatic efforts for hostage release. national economic sanctions against proves plan of team to visit United Arab Emirates and Qatar raise oil prices by up to one-third Tentative cease-fire plan reached in Zimbabwe Rhodesia Dec. 7 — Khomeini supporters occupy loca, government buildings in protest -,ainst Iran's new Constitution. Dec. 8 — Ayatollah Kazem Shariat-Madari, Azerbaijan leader. backsprovincial uprising Dec. 9 — Middle East and Europe representatives arrive in Teheran to open negotiations on behalf of U.S.; Ayatollah Kazem Shariat-Madari accuses Teheran of breaking Azerbaijani eco — Khomeini supporters recap Tabriz, Iran, radio-TV station from dissident Azerbaijani Turks, but are driven outlater in gun battle, 3 dead. 60 injured. Dec. 11 — Carter Administration official says Japanese vil companies Tush “with unseemly haste” to buy Tranianoil and undercut U.S. efforts on Iran. Dec. 15 — Senate approves outline of tax on “‘windfall"’ profits that wil! divert $178 billion from oil industry to the Government over 11 years. Dec. 16 — Shah leaves U.S. in secret for exile in Panama. Militants in Teheran say spy trials inevitable. Dec. 17 — Iranian Foreign Minister Ghotbzadeh calls Shah's departure to Panama a victory for Iran. Khomeini stays quiet on spy trials. Dec, 18 — Carter asks U.S. governors to help nation conserveoil. 150 Iranians in U.S. toldto leave or face cenecissie Pp Dec. 19 — Khomeini says hostageholding students express Iran's feelings, do not split foreign policy. Rhodesian leaders of Patriotic Front guerrilla alliance agree to Astrograph: Read YourFuturein Stars January 6, 1980 Where once you were reticent and negative about your own ideas, this year will find you positive and outgoing. The change will be beneficial as well as interesting. 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Dec. 22 — Iranian army puts down days of fighting in Baluchistan district; U.S. warns Soviets about sending 1,500 troops into Afghanistan Dec. 23 — Teheran militants again insist on return of shah, heavy winter storm hits Pacific Coast. two oe in rioting in Ankara, Turkey Dec. 24 ~ Three U.S. clergymen visit American hostagesin Teheran embassy; Khomeini asks Americans to ring church bells to show their support of him. Dec. 25 — State Department says clergymen whovisited embassysaw only 43 hostages creating mystery of whether seven are missing: actress Joan Blondel! dies at 73 Dec. 26 — U.S. reports Soviets airlifting thousands of additional troops into Afghanistan; U.S clergymen leave Teheran. say mili- Legal Notice tants under “misconception Americans won't support Carter Dec. 27 — Coup backed by Soviet troops overthrows government in Afghanistan president Hafzullah Amin reported slain along with members of his family. Dec. 28 — Ceasefire in Rhodesian civil war goes into effect. 29 — US. fails to get enough votes in U.N. Security Council for immediate sanctions against Iran. Carter warns Soviets on Afghanistan but Soviets step up troop movements. Dec. 30 — U.S. warns Soviets it will use force if Soviet incursion into Afghanistan overflows into Pakistan; U.N. Secretary General Kurt Waldheim announces hewill go to Teheran; composer Richard Rodgers dies at 77 Dec. 31 — U.N. Security Council passes, by 11-0 vote with four abstentions U.S.backed resolution for economicsanctions against Iran if the hostages are not freed by Jan. 7. Legal Notice Legal Notice NOTICE OF Deed of Trust dated April 3, TRUSTEE’S SALE 1978, executed by JRE The following described Construction & Develo, sateOF ASSETS Property will be sold at Civil No, 50309 TH JE FOURTH . ic auction to the highest idderat the Westdoor of the Mie DISTRICT CouRT [eaS aveeeunry, STATE County Courthousein Provo, Utah County 4,fecords of Utah County, ROBERT R. BENSON, January 30, 1980, at 11:06 dba BENSON MINING AND o'clock A.M. of said di Purchase price payablein Lot 13, Pi MACHINERY, Plaintiff, vs. lawful money of the Unit CONSCLIDATED MINING HEATHERIDGE ta States: cash orreahiees$ ANDMILLING; INC., et al, SION, in Orem, Utah, to the official pit "Dated pate this 31st day Yo of Naticeishereby given that thereof onfile in the offic on Tnursdey, January” 10 the Recorder, Utah Coat: VALLEYTITLE COMEANS) tah. 1980, at the hour of 1:30 p. moneon HEARING the Court will hear the Bet tion of undersigned as Receiver of assets of Consolidated Mining and Milling, Incto sell to Beatech Corporation certain, mining milling equipment located at 1304 West Center * Street, Orem, aaa for the sum of $361 00, payable penee ash nd the balance of ee the rate of $25,( three months until the fotal Purchase price has been paid, including interest on any unpaid penat the rate of 9% per Said sale ‘hall‘further in- clude an assignment of a lease from Western Springfield Corporation to Consolidated Mining and Trustee's Power of Sale exercised at the request of Heatheridge Associates, a Partnership, beneficiary of a No. 4144 Published int the mer Herald January 6, 13, ee DIRECTORY ( Only Only DallyHeraldClClassiiec ads are printed day. Dial Milling, Inc. upon certain termsand conditions, all as more particularly set forth ACOUSTIC ceilings. Free es- timates. Sid Headman 225- in the Agreementof Sale to =) the Courthouse in Provo, oS Ca) soffit & facia. Its better than which reference is hereby made and which is on file in the above-entitied matter with the Clerk of the Courtin Utah. At the timeof the hearing of said sale, the Court vlscanider ali further or bids. mare. iss ist day of Decem| pcan Randall, Receiv No. 4143 Published in The eey Herald January 4, 6, 7, 8, 9, 1980. INVITATION FOR BIDS Provo City Corporation will receive bids for the replacementof waterlines atthe following addresses: 960 North from Universith Avenue to 0 West: 900, South, nom South Stale 10.900 Best 109 proximately 1080 South; 700 North from 200 West to 700 East. Bids will be received until 10:00 a.m, on the 10th day of January 1980 at the office of Finance and Administrative Services, 351 West Center Street, Provo, tah, at which time and place all bids will be publicly opened andread aloud ids are invited upon several ifems of work as fol a = 1030 lin. ft. 8” sor fittings and replacement of 9 water service lines. ‘oiect - 680 lin. 11. 20° auchleclss pie, 1,370 lin "ductile Class 50 pipe, ifjapping tees, fire hi arants and assorted 20" and 8" fittings. Replacement 128 EXCAVATION f (e« BRUCE'S Backhoe Service & gumtruck,Septicssewer justable aluminum awnings. Open & closes from inside "T PAY...YOU DO! Trucks are avail. Depenenepauarty.work, 15 years exp.7: Reed. rr# ae bsmt, ser tic systems, alas. fill oiMop soil, etc. Ray 224-21 ECONOMY service & Imaintenance, furnace & apipliance repair. .25 discount [Senior Citizens. 377-6856. IEXPERTLow-cost repairon jail major household appliances & heating. 375-0389 HEATING) SHEETMetal,heating & air conditioning work done. Additional heat vents my specialty. Reasonable rates estimates. Free 756-4597 AUTO AUTO & Home Glass Tinting. Cars vyrie 's $45. Clean work. 374 HOME PLAN pur—now for fray rofessional plann- ing. 224-1647aft 4 & weekends CUsTOMibouts house plans drawn BASEMENTSandall type types Free estimate. 756-7505. COMPL Bldg maintenance, janitorial, prot pruning, leveling, soil prep. 225-2958. CABINETS, ‘countertops & finish work. New const. & KITCHEN counter tops& remodel,No,job too smal, cabinets. Call 225-8268 or 224freges Bs ae KITCH basement finished,ad dion,dicensed, ree CABINET ca, oo always on job, 3 years vanities, tinishing, other exp, 2 rooms/$12.95. 224-4786. custom woodwork or Steamliner Cpt Care. femodeling at discount up-| prices. | would appreciate PRO Statewide car, holstery cleaning, Satist -| your business. Fair, friendly, jome. 4 yrs. exp., reasonable. 225-7345, Comes) ©) dvchte Class80 pipe, 2820 lin ft. 8 di {apping tees, firehydrants assorted 16" and 8" fittings Replacement of 44 waterservice lines Contracts for these schedules may be awarded separately or as a group Contract documents, including drawings and technical specifications, are onfile at the office of the tionguar. 373-2506, 73 Provo City Engineer at 351 West Centr Street, Provo, Utah, 84601 Copies of ing contratdocu ments may be obtained by i Footings and] depositing S10 with theProve ns poured. Call 785City Engineerfor each set of documents so obtained. Each said deposit will be refunded DOyourownconcrete founif the drawings and contract dations, retaining walls, te documents are returned in good condition within ten reasonable. Call Gary A: ht 373-0679, 3/3-8788 ye on daysafter bid opening. A certified check or bank draft payable to the order of ¢) CONTRACTORS Provo City Corporation, negotiable U.S. government bonds {at par value), or REMODELING,bsmis,new! satisfactory bid bond e: const, lic & qualified. 226-1711 ecuted by the bidder and an forest see Mike. acceptable surety, in the RELIABLE, exper builder amount equal to five percent (5%) of the totalof bid for site Residential, commercial & preparationshal! be submit ted with eg ‘Atentionis. cailed to the LICENSED contractorfact that not less than the honest & dependable. Minor minimum salaries and wages remodeling & handyman seras set forth in the contrac! vices. Minor plumbing & document must be paid on elec.224-4776, this project and that the con- ~“TIPPETTS CONST.CO. tractor must insure that finish bsmts, hang employees and applicants for WILL doors, finish work, rm add, employment are not worl faction Criminated. against because concrete guar. of their race, color, religion, ‘sex, or national origin. LIC Contractor specializin, in finishing basements. & This proiect will be covered bySection 3, which requires custom remodeling, any size contractors to provide, prior lob, Quality workwiret: Free to signing the contact, a estimates. 798-2 preliminary statement of QUALITY aa “winter work force needs (skilled, rates, no job too small. Call semi-skilled labor and 489-9210. trainees by yy category where Ger categ ‘Contractor, new known), Provo City Corporation homes, additions & remodel reserves the right to reiect Ken Biberston 224.9008. anyorall bids or to waive any informalities in tne bidding Bids may beheld by Provo City Corporation for a period the opering ofthe bids for the purpose of reviewing the bids dry vesigating the aualilcations a of bidders, prior 1c awarding a the contract. TY No, 4104 Published i The Q a Heratd December 26, reasonable prices, free est, no. too small. 226-8754 224wea isiy senvery | pM 2 La SPANISH, Salem, Payson, Santaquin area oncontrol, For homes, busines- Eliridge,165-4426 ses, schools. mobile homes, etc. Manufactured by Action R&M Excavating. Loader & Enterprises, Distr butors backhoe work, soe ot welco! 0 _W,| final grading; tree & stump StemUt calleon224733. removal; all types trenching. ey CallGary A SHOPLIFTING ia ate aaa“trenching, painting. Randy Gordon footings & backfill. 377-6667 Const.205619. O10 & new. ves; 224-1642 day: SENSATIONAL new adRICK'S BACKHOE aucilie“Class 50 pipe, as- water ate Leadices. roject 1345lin. ft. 16" ELECTRICAL Cee in my| WIRING for older homes & home. Call Evonne at 224- basements. Licensed Reliable. 489-6750 or 489-5286. 2 gis Continued from Pages 13 and 14 of the Herald’s Friday edition, and Pages 20 and 22 in Thursday's Herald. seeeseecceooeoceerevees ‘of remodeling. Reasonable. Spence service. Call 375CERAMICTILE TUB enclosers, showers, eal eras & counter ps. Complete showers in- Mlied373-2346, 225-7094. _ MASONRY FORquality frpic & culture stone installation for your home or mobile homeatthe lowest price call 2253234 of 225-1487 ce oF night. © Lame painting, cabinel finishing. All. size jobs. Reasonable. 798-6520. PAINTING done by experts. Interior & exterior. Free es- errata 224-2022. INT! 0 years ex: perience Clean, Free esjor palning. No fob $00. big. oF small, new & old work. Over 25 yrs experience, 489-9758. PLUMBING CLOGGED sewers cleat & repaaired. Water lines repaired & replaced. Phone 375-3913, 375.9956, 373-5324 0 ie or new installations. Fast reasonable, licensed contrac tor. 225-7859 rnnrns 500 No. ne business evelopes Printed in black ink. $15.85 delivered. 377-6323, (oss) UPHOLSTERING rouCH ES reuphoistered. many under $200, Allied Upholstery 815 Columbia Ln 374-6305, often3 day service & |