Americans back limited response to Iran hostages crisis
AP NBC poll finds Americans oppose revenge attacks if hostages released unharmed, but favor a strike if hostages are harmed or tried. Most approve Carter handling and reject exchanging the shah. About 32 percent foresee war as very likely within three years, with 67 percent approving Carter’s crisis management.
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Shah
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America
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Prison Shakedown Nearing An End
State police Superintendent Harley Mooney said he began withdrawing troopers from the West Virginia Penitentiary after a mass security shakedown sparked by the escape of 15 inmates. He called for guard force improvements and stricter strip searches to prevent contraband, including a home made gun, from entering the facility.
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Doctors win notches as malpractice suits surge in West Virginia
In Charleston a WVMA leader says doctors are laughing last at lawyers as malpractice suits threaten physicians. The state considers a 16.9 percent rate increase for about 1,700 malpractice policies amid debate over patient protection.
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Stock Market Tumbles as Iran Crisis Fears Rise
NEW YORK AP Traders pulled back Friday amid fears over the Iranian crisis. Analysts cite cautious selling as banks cut lending rates and the Commerce Department reports lending indicators slipping in October after a slight September rise.
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Mexico
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Iran
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Pope Optimistic About Unity Developments in Turkey
Pope John Paul II wrapped up a three day visit to Turkey with optimism about reunification talks with Patriarch Demetrius I. He led an Orthodox service at St George church becoming the first pope to join such a ceremony since the 1054 schism. The two leaders embraced after a joint declaration indicating progress toward unity.
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