Hostages Call For Shah's Return In Tehran Embassy Row
UPI reports marine guard William Galegos says in a taped Thames interview that hostages want the shah returned to Iran. Britain’s network aired the interview claiming hostages spoke freely under duress risks. Galegos described his own nerves and good physical shape amidst the crisis.
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Banished Mormon still backs ERA
Sonia Johnson, 43, excommunicated by the Mormon Church for spreading false doctrine, vows to continue campaigning for the Equal Rights Amendment. She led Mormons for ERA and opposed church lobbying against ERA in Utah, Arizona, Nevada, and Florida, while church leaders call her stance an attack on doctrine.
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Iran cautiously welcomes UN hostages resolution
Iran greets the U N Security Council call for the release of 50 American hostages as a step forward while Ayatollah Khomeini denounces the United States as bloodthirsty. Iran’s Revolutionary Council plans mobilizing 20 million for military training amid crisis and Khomeini appeals for national unity.
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Death by own action and cry for help spotted study
A New Orleans Charity Hospital study of 31 patients who attempted suicide found 13 framed the gesture as deliberate self harm while 18 acted with real intent. The data suggest such attempts are often genuine despite holiday anxieties. The write ups mix odd trivia and public interest queries.
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Consumer group slams new toys in Christmas list
The Consumer Affairs Committee of Americans for Democratic Action singles out Mattel products and a dozen other items as dangerous or deceptive. It cites Ork Egg with green slime that damages floors and hair and Baby Grows Up for deformity. It names Space Creatures Full Head Mask Suckermap Raceway Pit Stop 812 Zodiac Gobbles Zap Zap as additional risky toys.
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Fires end at Torrance refinery after two days of destruction
A two day blaze at a Torrance refinery killed three and destroyed a 3.3 million gallon unleaded gasoline tank worth $2 million. The fire ceased at 2 45 p m on Wednesday leaving a smoldering wreck and melted metal in the plant area.
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Joan Kennedy Aims For Balance After Alcohol Recovery
The widow of Senate candidate Edward M. Kennedy says she never intends to be second to anyone again and plans to focus on recovery and balance in life. Separately, Eastern Airlines passengers faced a delay when a militant non-smoker demanded non smoking seating, prompting the pilot to land the plane in Baltimore. NBCs Real People filmed in Fiorucci’s Manhattan featuring Elda Stilletto Sheba and Cheryl Rixon with a Christmas floor show for shoppers.
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