Travel cheaper options amid rising vacation costs in 1980 travel tips
As prices climb faster than inflation travelers are urged to consider tourist homes and house swapping to cut lodging costs. Guide author Betty Rundbeck notes tourist homes average about 20 a night, well below hotel rates. Low cost chains like Day Inns report averages around 18.88 for a single room, Ramada Inn around 34.77 reflecting upgrades.
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Soweto Riot Anniversary Triggers Wide Boycott Across Cape Town
Thousands of blacks boycott schools and jobs in the Cape Town region on the Soweto riots anniversary while traffic and transit run near normal elsewhere. police report up to 100 percent absenteeism in some areas and a fatal stabbing during a Cape Town baton charge. Authorities warn they will use firmer measures if demonstrations continue.
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Soweto Memorial Service Branded Violence Echoes
In Soweto police patrolled the township after disturbances as about 100 black youths were barred from a memorial service at a Roman Catholic church for riot victims. Skirmishes continued for hours with tear gas dispersed crowds, amid a government ban on gatherings of more than 10 people lasting to month-end.
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Iran foreign minister says hostages part of wider crisis
Iran's Sadegh Ghotbzadeh urged that the hostage crisis be resolved only within a comprehensive settlement of U.S. Iran issues. He linked hostages to broader tensions as thousands were to rally outside the U.S. Embassy in Tehran for Imam Hussein’s birthday amid calls for a Cultural Revolution and purging non Muslims from state media.
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Iran Times building damaged in apparent arson
Washington AP reports a one alarm fire caused by arson damaged the Iran Times newspaper building early today. Fire crews were called at 2 37 a m and completed suppression in 15 minutes with no injuries reported.
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