Hostages Remain In Tehran After Khomeini Ruling
Ayatollah Khomeini ordered the 50 American hostages stay with militant students at the U S Embassy in Tehran until Iran's new Parliament decides their fate The decision followed opposition to transferring custody to the Revolutionary Council and came amid talks with President Carter and Foreign Minister Ghotbzadeh No immediate military action was announced though U S officials discussed possible sanctions and force.
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Associated Press
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Carter Plans New Sanctions Against Iran in Hostage Crisis
President Carter moves toward a new package of economic and diplomatic sanctions after Ayatollah Khomeini blocked transferring hostages to the Iranian government. Secretary of State Vance and advisers prepared options ahead of a White House meeting, while some officials entertained potential military action in the Indian Ocean. The hostage fates rest with Iran’s parliament as Khomeini vetoes custody transfer.
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Cubans mass at embassy in Lima Peru riot scene
More than 10 000 Cubans overwhelmed Peru's embassy in Havana seeking to escape Fidel Castro's rule. Pro Castro opponents outside hurled sticks and stones injuring several, as people inside clamored for safety and aid amid dehydration sunstroke and trauma reports.
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Arturo Garcia
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Rebels Capture Air Base North of Kabul
Afghan rebels overran the Bagram air base 43 miles north of Kabul. Radio Pakistan said a Russian general and 75 Afghan government troops were killed in the battle. It did not confirm rebel casualties or when fighting occurred. The general was unnamed.
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Iran and Iraq tense as diplomats pull back
Iran orders home its diplomats from Baghdad amid strained ties with Iraq. Pars reports about 70 Iraqi raiders attacking oil facilities and a police post in Kermanshah province, repelled by Iranian fire with no casualties and one damaged storage tank.
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Appearing Deception at Laurens Street Party
The Laurens Street Philosopher recounts a tale from a barbecue where a hostess sits in the lap she mistook for her husband. White hats on two men sparked snickers before the prank was revealed and the crowd notes the misreading. He adds a quip about optimism and traffic jams.
Inside Today Aiken Toda Calendar Y Classifieds
A concise page item digest outlines sections including Obituaries Sports Television Weather and the editorial and classifieds in the Aiken Today edition with brief notes on events and features.
Miss Aiken County 1980 Alicia Hobbie crowned in swimsuit win
Alicia Hobbie, 17, senior at North Augusta High, was crowned Miss Aiken County 1980 at the Aiken Junior High auditorium. She also won the swimsuit competition and will compete in Miss South Carolina 1981. Julie Melton and Sandra Miano were runners up. Sherry Burkett shared talent honors and Miss Congeniality.
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Aiken County
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Aiken Junior High
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Sandra Miano
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Sherry Burkett
North Augusta High School
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North Augusta
South Carolina
Greenville
Darlene Hale
Leavelle McCampbell High School
Leawood Melton
Graniteville
Charles W. Burkett
Wagener
Wagener-Salley High
Aiken
North Augustan
Sadat Arrives For Talks On Palestinian Self Rule
Egyptian President Anwar Sadat arrives in Washington for three days of talks with President Carter on Mideast issues including self rule for Palestinians. Five issues remain unresolved as Begin prepares to join discussions. a three way summit could follow if progress is made.
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Menachem Begin
Masters Boosts Aiken Economy This Week
Masters week brings a flood of guests to Aiken County inns and restaurants. Holiday Inn owner Charlie Jones expects full houses and higher room rates boosting revenue by 12 to 15 percent. Holley Inn’s Forrest Holley reports swamped bookings with long-term guests and pre tournament visitors. Local courses see increased play as visitors and area golfers flock to Augusta.
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Kalmia Mall
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Jim) Frady
Houndslake
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