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FEBRUARY 15, 1979/THE WESTERN CAROLINIAN/PAGE 11 TEHRAN (AP)—Khomeini, the religious leader of the revolution, made his first television address to the nation Tuesday night and exhorted his supporters to halt violence and return the thousands of weapons they took from military bases Sunday after the armed forces' commanders gave him their support. "We will all have to work together under the banner of Islam to build the country," said the 78-year-old Shiite Moslem patriarch, promising "peace and prosperity in the new era in Iran." But a leftist guerrilla group, the People's Fedayeen, said it was premature to disarm the several revolutionary organizations that have been acting as the army and police forces for the new government since the collapse of the regular armed forces over the weekend. The new armed forces chief of staff. Gen. Mohammad Vali Gharaney, said in a speech at his installation Tuesday that the army would be "reorganized and purged." Meanwhile, irregulars of both the left and right went ahead with their own military activities and gave no indication of disbanding. Tehran University was turned into a military training camp, with the leftist People's Fedayeen holding classes in weapons and tactics at the Technical College and the rightist Mojaahcdeen, an Islamic group, holding classes in another part of the campus. In addition a splinter group of the People's Fedayeen issued a statement warning: "The agents of the overthrown regime are declaring their support for the new government in order to infiltrate the ranks of the revolutionary movement ot subvert it from within." In Washington, a diplomat who claims to speak for the new Iranian government said Iranian oil production, halted by Khomeini's strikes, would resume to the near normal 6-million-barrel daily production level within eight to 10 weeks. Shahriar Rouhani said the United States could count on resumption of supplies. Energy Secretary James Schlesinger says the situation for Americans is still not critical. Recognition of the new administration quickly flowed in from nations around the world. The White House was reported concerned Tuesday about the ability of the new regime to hold sway, but said President Carter made an offer of peaceful cooperation that was "well received." WASHINGTON (AP) The U.S. government, apparently caught by surprise, sought early yesterday to determine what had happened at its embattled embassy in Tehran before deciding what action to take. White House spokesman Mark Henderson said he had not "the faintest idea" what the situation was in Iran. He did say President Carter's trip to Mexico was "still on." Communications between the embassy and the State Department here were cut off, officials said. "We're trying to get through to the embassy." said a task force member, who asked not to be identified. The source said the United States had been unable to identify the armed people that have taken over the embassy. He said it was not known whose side they represented. But, he said, they probably were not members of the military whose leaders earlier had said they would remain neutral in the current situation. The source said the task force was closely monitoring the situation. A Defense Department spokesman would not discuss the situation, referring all inquiries to the State Department. An estimated 7,000 Americans remain in Iran, most of them defense contractors' employees and their families. Earlier this week, Americans had been warned by the embassy to stay off Tehran's streets. Prime Minister Mehdi Bazargan The crisis caught Defense Secretary Harold Brown and Gen. David Jones, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, thousands of miles from Washington on official visits. Brown was in Israel and Jones in the Philippines. Illustration lor TIME by David Suter
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The Western Carolinian is Western Carolina University's student-run newspaper. The paper was published as the Cullowhee Yodel from 1924 to 1931 before changing its name to The Western Carolinian in 1933.
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