 "Star Tribune (Minneapolis, MN)")
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Pioneers then - senior jurists now; Ramsey County district judges Joanne Smith, Margaret Marrinan and Kathleen Gearin have helped blaze a trail for women on the bench.(NEWS)
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Byline: Paul Gustafson; Staff Writer
Joanne Smith showed an aptitude for the law at an early age, so a high school counselor told her she should become a legal secretary.
When she was a girl, Margaret Marrinan told a priest she wanted to become a lawyer when she grew up. "Don't you want to be a mother?" he asked. "Can't you do both?" she replied.
Kathleen Gearin went to law school after being turned down for jobs as a high school history teacher. She would be a great hire if only she could coach football, too, some school officials had told her.
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Neocons plot regime change in Iran
Magazine article from: The Washington Report on Middle East Affairs
; ...Kissinger dined in Tehran with Muhammad Reza Shah Pahlevi. They told the ruler of Iran that...months ago, the late Shah's son, Reza Pahlavi, told an audience at the...groups and Iranian supporters of Reza Pahlavi" are pushing regime change...
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Israel May Yet Lose Its Giant Grab for U.S. Funds to Underwrite Its Current Alliance With Turkey
Magazine article from: The Washington Report on Middle East Affairs
; ...from 1972 until 1979, Israel and Muhammad Reza Shah Pahlevi's Iran were quiet allies. Brokered...Implicitly the ambitious but foolish shah became America's surrogate in...liked the Arabs anyway. But the shah, surrounded by yes men and corrupt...
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 "Knight Ridder/Tribune (via Knight-Ridder/Tribune News Service)")
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Where will `liberation' lead?
Newspaper article from: Knight Ridder/Tribune (via Knight-Ridder/Tribune News Service)
; ...Diem, Nicaragua's Anastasio Somoza, and Iran's Muhammad Reza Shah Pahlevi, American cold warriors helped to arm secret police...another direction. Leaders such as Somoza and the shah of Iran continued to oppress their populations until...
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 "Telegraph - Herald (Dubuque)")
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Hostage crisis America's 1st taste of fanaticism; The Iranian situation was frightening and frustrating
Newspaper article from: Telegraph - Herald (Dubuque)
; ...take over the country from Iran's former leader, Shah Muhammad Reza Pahlevi. Pahlevi had fled the country after his people had turned...and often-brutal rule, and Khomeini, whom the Shah had exiled from Iran 25 years earlier, never forgot...
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At the table with Iran, what could the US concede?(OPINION)
Newspaper article from: The Christian Science Monitor
; ...led revolution toppled America's former ally, Shah Muhammad Reza Pahlevi, in 1979. Before beginning such a dialogue...former high-profile foreign minister under the shah, Mohammad Reza Pahlavi. He was the late shah's last and most...
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Cairo and Teheran - a new affair of the heart? What Egyptian-Iranian detente will mean for the region
Newspaper article from: Jerusalem Post
; ...were exacerbated the same year when Sadat welcomed Shah Muhammad Reza Pahlevi following the collapse of his regime. The conflict...Arab League Secretary-General Amr Moussa; and Muhammad Sayid Tantawi, the grand sheikh of the Al-Azhar...
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For the future of Afghanistan, rewind U.S.-Iran tape
Newspaper article from: Indianapolis Recorder
; ...a friendship with Mohammed Reza Pahlevi Shah (commonly known as the Shah of Iran). In 1953, demonstrations...the Iranian people forced the Shah into exile in Italy because...popularity of his prime minister, Muhammad Mosaddeq. The CIA, however...
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From The Desk: The Future of Afghanistan; Roll the US-Iran Tape Backward
Newspaper article from: Washington Informer
; ...a friendship with Mohammed Reza Pahlevi Shah (commonly known as the Shah of Iran). In 1953, demonstrations...the Iranian people forced the Shah into exile in Italy because...popularity of his Prime Minister, Muhammad Mosaddeq. The CIA, however...
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Rewind the United States-Iran Tape To View the Future of Afghanistan
Newspaper article from: Los Angeles Sentinel
; ...a friendship with Mohammed Reza Pahlevi Shah (commonly known as the Shah of Iran). In 1953, demonstrations...the Iranian people forced the Shah into exile in Italy because...popularity of his prime minister, Muhammad Mosaddeq. The CIA, however...
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Sunni-Shiite rivalry plays out in Lebanon Age-old battle for supremacy continues
Newspaper article from: International Herald Tribune
; ...Revolution, when Shiites organized and overthrew the secular Shah Reza Pahlevi, an American pawn.Now, the sudden prominence of...years of Islam. About 1,400 years after the Prophet Muhammad died, the group that became the Shiites backed his...
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