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United Press International
WASHINGTON —With the 1980
mocratic nomination all but lock
up, President Carter has hit the
npaign trail for the first time, tell-
| Democrats it’s time to forget
. Edward Kennedy and focus on
aid Reagan.
tarter came out of the Rose Gar-
Monday for his first political
earance of 1980 — a jubilant
ting with the campaign workers
who won primary after primary and
almost enough delegates for the
nomination without a candidate.
While saying he expected Ken
nedy to remain in the Democratic
race, Carter offered “a greeting
hand, a healing hand to those who
have not supported us before.”
Flanked by Robert Strauss, his
campaign chairman, Carter told the
campaign workers the thrust of their
work should now be aimed at the
November election.
He said he was willing to do battle
at the Democratic National Conven
tion with Kennedy, since that was a
“forum for discussion,” but other
than that he said it is time to get on
with beating Republicans.
“Were coming now to the end of a
long campaign and I want to make
sure the ending will give us a strong
series of victories and leave us with a
strong Democratic Party,” he told
about 100 youthful campaign work
ers at Carter-Mondale headquarters.
“It’s time for us to look forward,
not backward,” he said. “It’s a time
for us to heal existing wounds that
occurred in the very tough Demo
cratic Party election campaign, and
not create new wounds.”
Carter attended a dinner laun
ching his campaign last November
and has not campaigned outside the
White House since. He had planned
a full-scale campaign during the pri
maries, including a debate with Ken
nedy before the Iowa caucuses in
January, but he canceled all appear
ances when it became apparent the
hostage crisis in Iran would not be
quickly resolved.
Now, he promised the workers:
“You will now have an active partner
from now on in this campaign.”
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WEDNESDAY, MAY 21, 1980
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XJ.N. envoy must
not discuss hostages
United Press International
TEHRAN, Iran — Iran sent a message Tuesday to U.N Secretary-
General Kurt Waldheim saying a U.N. envoy slated to visit Tehran
soon, would not be allowed to discuss the 200-day American hostage
crisis, the official Pars news agency reported.
Fearing growing anti-government feelings in the military, Iran also
warned the members of its armed forces they would be tried by tough
revolutionary courts for acts against the Islamic regime.
The Foreign Ministry, which Monday denied reports of a three-
phased plan aimed at freeing the 53 American hostages, Tuesday called
the reports “lies” spread by “some news agencies which are subser
vient to American imperialism.”
Foreign Minister Sadegh Ghotbzadeh sent a message to Waldheim
saying when the two men met in Belgrade during the funeral of
Yugoslav President Josip Broz Tito, “it was agreed that one or two
members of the commission of inquiry should come to Iran to complete
the earlier investigation.”
He was referring to the U.N. special commission that went to Iran
for 17 days in March to investigate the alleged crimes of the deposed
shah in a failed attempt to free the hostages, who today entered their
200th day of captivity.
“As already stated, there will be no talks with this commission about
the problems between Iran and America,” Ghotbzadeh, currently
attending the Islamic conference in Islamabad, Pakistan, said in his
letter.
Habib Daoudy, a Syrian jurist who was an original member of the
five-man U.N. commission, is scheduled to arrive in Tehran within a
week to hold talks with Iranian government officials.
A Foreign Ministry spokesman reiterated Iran’s position that the
fate of the hostages will be determined by the newly elected Islamic
parliament, scheduled to convene May 28.
Earlier in Islamabad, Ghotbzadeh said 1,200 American companies
have taken steps to circumvent the U.S. trade embargo against Iran.
Tuesday’s warning to military personnel followed the execution of an
army pilot in Isfahan in southern Iran on charges of disturbances and
disciplinary violations.
The military warning broadcast by Tehran Radio said “mercenary
elements of the enemy” had been inciting members of the armed
forces and trying to weaken their morale.
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Afghan aircraft attack
village in Iran, kill one
United Press International
TEHRAN, Iran — Two Afghan helicopters attacked an Iranian
hamlet Tuesday, killing an Iranian villager in a barrage of rockets and
shells, Iran’s Pars news agency reported.
Pars said the incident occurred in the unnamed rural area 25 miles
south of the town of Tayebad, which lies 12 miles west of the Iran-
Afghan border in Horassan province.
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las battling the Soviet-backed regime in Kabul by including rebels in
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There was no immediate official comment on the attack from the
Iranian government.
Pars said the helicopters fired more than 300 rockets and shells into
rural homes and set ablaze three motorcycles.
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fied.
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rural homes caused by the rocket attack.
According to an unofficial estimate, more than 200,000 Afghans have
taken shelter in Iran and several guerrilla movements receive support
from Shiite clergy in Qom.
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