Polish buildup with no invasion yet towers over Warsaw border
President Carter and aides call Soviet troop buildup along the Polish border unprecedented as Moscow denies aggressive aims. Meantime officials caution about potential consequences for U S policy and SALT II if an invasion occurs.
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Algerian Delegation Delivers U S Iran Hostage Reply
Algerian officials flew from Algiers to Tehran with U S clarifications on Iran’s conditions for releasing the 52 American hostages. Swedish radio cited Tehran claims of Iran taking responsibility and moving hostages to a secret location, while Tehran delays admitting responsibility to avoid weakening bargaining position. Christopher's Washington remarks said the long process toward freeing the hostages seems to be working.
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Anti-busing bill moves in Congress amid Carter veto risk
Congress acts to fund the 1981 year while Carter weighs a veto on a 9.1 billion anti-busing bill. Senate passage raises chances of override unlikely with adjournment. House support exceeds veto override threshold as new Congress looms.
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Nuns and volunteer vanish in El Salvador amid unrest
Four Americans including Sister Dorothy Kazel Ita Ford Maura Clarke and Jean Donovan disappeared after a van was found burned between San Salvador airport and the city. Church officials warned of threats from right wing groups tied to Catholic aid work as officials investigated their fate.
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Beach Boys singer Dennis Wilson turns 36 today
Also celebrating is philanthropist Stewart Mott who reaches 43. The two birthdays appear in today’s society notes highlighting notable figures' ages.
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Fatal Fires Kill Eleven Across New York City Boroughs
A wind driven blaze in Brooklyn's Williamsburg killed nine from one family including four children and a pregnant woman, with two others injured. In Staten Island a brother and sister, ages 6 and 5, died and their father was injured. A third fire destroyed O'Henry's Steakhouse in Greenwich Village.
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Gunman shot in Rome Embassy in Paris? No wrong city
A gunman broke into Belgium's Embassy in Rome and held hostages before police shot and killed him. An embassy official was seriously wounded but his shot helped hostages escape. Police surrounded the building in Parioli with submachine guns and helicopters aiding the operation.
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