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ation it extends to nationals of friendly powers." Noting Iran had "committed serious unfriendly 'acts against the United States and its diplomatic representatives," the court said modification of immigration procedures "was a perfectly rational response." The Iranians, Malek Abdullah and Badry Malek-Marzban, claimed that the singling out of Iranian nationals for different deportation procedures violated the Administrative Procedure Act and the equal-protection clause of the Constitution. Miz Lillian's Spirits 'Good' After Surgery AMERICUS, Ga. Lillian Carter, mother of former President Jimmy Carter, was recovering without complications yesterday from a mastectomy to remove a cancerous growth, hospital officials said. Mrs. Carter, 82, was "in very good spirits" as she prepared to move from the intensive-care unit at Americus-Sumter County Hospital to a private room, hospital administrator James R.

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The court, in a brief order, denied a request for an injunction that would have prevented the agreement from being signed until the court could hear arguments challenging the proposed plan. Education Secretary T.H. Bell has already announced a tentative agreement with the state, but has not signed the desegregation proposal. Lawyers for the NAACP Legal Defense Fund had asked a federal judge in Washington last week to invalidate the proposed decree, arguing it violated court-ordered desegregation criteria. However, the judge, John H.

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