Iran Hostage Crisis Deepens As Demonstrators Parade Blindfolded American
Witness reports Iranian demonstrators blindfolded and paraded a U.S. hostage at the Tehran embassy as chants against Carter rose. A two man PLO mediation team arrived, while Iran’s oil minister signaled a low chance of an oil cut. Tehran Radio demanded the Shah be handed over for trial before talks.
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U S Backlash Grows Over Iran Hostage Crisis
Widespread protest spreads from college campuses to city streets as banners target Iran's Shah and U S policy. At the University of Bridgeport Connecticut about 60 Iranian students join a wider reaction including rallies and verbal clashes.
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Ideas Differ On Iran Hostage Solution
Aiken County residents expressed mixed views on how to free the 60 hostages in Iran. Suggestions ranged from forceful action to continued negotiations and diplomatic measures, with one clergyman urging prayer and restraint to avoid war.
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Betty Foreman Talks Golf Joy and Agony
Betty Foreman comments on golf highs and lows with a quip about a hole in one and a failed round. The item notes misprint about the Salley Chitlin Strut date and confirms the upcoming event on Saturday Nov 24.
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Local edition lists sections including 5A 5 Classifieds 2A Community Calendar 2A Comics 3B Dear Abby 5A Editorials 4A Erma Bombeck 5A Obituaries 2A Our Businesses 10A Sports 1B Television 3B Weather 2A.
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Brown enters Democratic race with Earth border pledge
California Governor Edmund G Brown Jr formally announced his candidacy for the Democratic presidential nomination at the National Press Club. He framed his campaign around protecting the Earth serving the people and exploring the universe while noting Carter and Kennedy are already active. Brown trails in polls and fundraising but says he has the physical and financial means to compete next year.
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South Carolina Rejects Being Nuclear Waste Dump
Gov. Richard W. Riley tells a House subcommittee that South Carolina will not stay the nation’s disposal site for low level nuclear waste. Rep. Derrick backs a bill to require states to handle their own waste as other sites in Nevada and Washington close.
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