Hostage crisis grips capital during multiple building takeovers
Gunmen seized three buildings in Washington amid the Hanafi incident. One hostage killed, 11 injured as police surrounded sites near the White House. Leaders demanded the mayor’s resignation, while Rabin’s Washington visit ended with cancellations. Hostages included non Jews released at B'nai B'rith. chaos spread to the Islamic Center on Embassy Row.
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Explosion of 20 Tons of Dynamite Stuns Ohio Community
CAREY Ohio AP Sheriff Mark Kauble said Wednesday he is not pointing a finger toward anybody after a deliberate explosion of 20 tons of dynamite near Carey. No injuries were reported as investigators began examining the scene and securing the area.
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Chileans blast sparks tensions with United States over Allende stance
At a Washington news conference, Tyson accused U S officials and groups of subverting Allende’s government, prompting Carter to call the remarks inappropriate though reaffirming human rights focus. In Geneva Tyson said he exceeded instructions but acted within Carter policy. Meanwhile a quarry blast near Detroit left two dozen homeless and thousands in damages after a labor strike.
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Debbie Owen Returns Home as British Official’s Wife
Debbie Schubert, now Mrs. David Owen, arrives in London as the foreign secretary’s wife, joking about diplomatic gaffes while accompanying him on his first mission since his promotion. The former US resident says she aims to engage people and bring a lively, practical approach to diplomacy.
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Carter Discusses Middle East Policy and Tyson Review
After a Carter news briefing a State Department spokesman announced Tyson would be called in for a department review of his speech. The department said policy procedures will be reviewed in consultations with Tyson, noting no recall from Geneva as Tyson plans to return to the United States Wednesday. Carter’s outspoken stance echoes his earlier disclosures at a February news conference about arms talks with the Soviet Union, and he outlined a possible Middle East settlement allowing Israeli forces to extend beyond established boundaries for protection against Arab threats.
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Warnke Seen as Republican Backed SALT Lead
Baker predicts Warnke will be built on a Republican base with a strong Senate role in arms control ratifications signaling Congress will influence agreements. Ted Stevens says Warnke will receive GOP support and act to reflect broad consensus while navigating the water’s edge.
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Carolina Man Kicks Habit and Breaks TV
Greensboro man Owen 72 is fed up with television. After a failed Gunsmoke promise on channel 12 he smashed a Zenith console with a hammer creating a dust-filled doorway and vowing to discard the battered set. He cites TV as ruining the country and plans to throw the battered set out.
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Parisian Pressures Drive Italian Father to New Citizenship
The Pantis family, living in Paris years ago, faced pressure from the Italian taxman. The father expressed inability to cope and subsequently acquired French citizenship for his family.
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Black Gunman Charged With Kidnapping Hostage
A black gunman who held a white policeman hostage for 45 hours in Warrensville Heights Ohio was charged with kidnapping as he awaited a promised call from President Carter. Moore surrendered after watching Carter pledge to address black oppression. He had demanded a public apology and a signal of white oppression ending. The officer, Capt. Leo Keglovic, was hospitalized then released. The siege prompted other standoffs and gunfire near Washington DC. Moore spoke of hunger and freedom, saying whites do not understand human needs and that freedom is godly given.
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