Hostage Letters On Way From Tehran By AP
American Indian activist John Thomas travels via Frankfurt to Tehran carrying 150 letters from U S hostages held by Iranian militants. He met Anna Holman in Frankfurt whose husband Sgt Donald Holman remains among about 50 Americans held since Nov 4 at the U S Embassy. The oldest hostage asked The Washington Post for help to free them.
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Associated Press
John Thomas
United States
Tehran
Thomas
Frankfurt
West Germany
Anna Holman
Donald Holman
U.S
Holman
U.S. Army
Germany
Liberation Movements
Iran
Washington Post
McCartney Held in Japan Over Marijuana Possession
Paul McCartney remains jailed in Tokyo as narcotics officials question him about a reported half pound of marijuana found in his suitcase. If convicted, he faces up to seven years in prison and fines. The ex Beatle arrived with Linda McCartney and Wings for a concert tour.
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Tokyo
Paul McCartney
Clear Light Society
Japan
McCartney
Linda
Wings
Central Narcotics Bureau
Mexico May Buy Grain From U S To Aid Soviet Embargo
Dale E. Hathaway announced Mexico will purchase just over 1 million tons of corn and wheat embargoed for the Soviet Union. He said the United States is studying selling more grain to other nations but did not name countries or amounts.
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Washington
United States
Mexico
Soviet Union
Dale E. Hathaway
Afghanistan
Britain
Pakistan
Bore Lee
Kabul
Wilkes County man to stand trial for sixth wife murder
Edward James Huggins 48 is ordered to face murder charges in the shooting death of his sixth wife Rose Lynn Williams Huggins 38 at the couple’s mobile home. Sheriff Gentry reopens probe into the unsolved fourth wife’s shotgun slaying and the fifth wife’s drug overdose as potential tied cases.
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Wilkesboro
N.C
Edward James Huggins
John Kilby
Huggins
Rose Lynn Williams Huggins
Wilkes County
Kyle Gentry
Rose Lynn Huggins
Wilkes General Hospital
Mike Douglas Replaced On Popular TV Talk Show
Group W Producers announce Mike Douglas will be replaced on The Mike Douglas Show after 18 years. John Davidson is named as a potential successor, with the contract set to end in June and a long-range plan into the 1980s cited as a factor.
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Hollywood
Mike Douglas
Group W
Douglas Ring
Douglas
John Davidson
Woman complains about eclair and fashion in warm weather
A young woman mutters she will apply an eclair to her hips amid a light warm day. Karen Clark notes someone wearing leather boots yesterday as temperatures rise past seventy.
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Karen Clark
Afghans Order Reporters Out
Afghanistan's pro Soviet government orders expulsion of all American journalists accusing biased reporting. Reporters detained at Kabul Intercontinental Hotel and told to leave on first available flight. Diplomatic caution follows Iran's similar purge amid Soviet intervention and regional tensions.
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Associated Press
Afghanistan
New Delhi
India
U.S
Kabul Intercontinental
Kabul
Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini
Iran
Jaycees Kick Off Jaycee Week In Aiken
Aiken Jaycees begin Jaycee Week with an 8 a.m prayer breakfast featuring Jim Davis of Channel 6 at the Jaycee Fairgrounds site. Activities also include a state mock legislative session in Columbia and a Distinguished Service Award ceremony at the Jaycee Hut, followed by the Junior Miss pageant crowning after two nights of competition.
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Jim Davis
Channel 6
Highway 1
Columbia
Jaycee
South Carolina General Assembly
Jaycees
U.S. 1 North
Nuclear material missing at Savannah River Plant claims and GAO note
Savannah River Plant spokesman David M. Peek said no new information on plutonium losses and no diversion between reactor and separations areas. A GAO draft report questioned safeguards and noted unaccounted plutonium since 1955, with 145.5 kilograms unaccounted by 1978. The plant, run by Du Pont for fuel for weapons, reports stock differences in semiannual briefs.
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Department of Energy
Savannah River
David M. Peek
Government Accounting Office
SRP
Peek
GAO
DOE
Columbia
General Accounting Office
du Pont
International Atomic Energy Agency
New Du Pont SRP Manager Adopts Cautious Plan
John T. Granaghan leads Savannah River Plant with a goal to avoid drastic changes. A 1950 Auburn mechanical graduate, he plans modest operations tweaks and aims to raise public awareness of SRP contributions to national security. He expects one or two moves before retirement and notes a family with three sons.
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du Pont
Savannah River
John T. Granaghan
Auburn University
Granaghan
SRP
Department of Energy
du Pont Company
Aiken
the Granaghans
Nancy
John Granaghan
Elizabeth Harrington
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