Begin resignation hinted as wage dispute roils cabinet
Israel faces a looming crisis as Prime Minister Begin, pressured by two cabinet rivals Zevulun Hammer and Yigal Hurvitz, may quit if no compromise on teachers’ pay is reached. Hammer seeks up to 50 percent raises while Hurvitz pushes strict wage rules. defections could topple Begin’s government, with associates noting he aims to avoid a minority tenure.
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Boeing engineers accept pact. Wichita engineers reject
Boeing Co engineers and Fone accepted a three year contract averting a strike in Puget Sound. About 1,400 Wichita engineers and technicians rejected the same offer and planned to walk out. SPEEA earlier urged members to turn down the deal as ballots mailed during holidays may have influenced the result.
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Top 10 celebrities of 1980 chosen by Earl Blackwell
New York based Earl Blackwell of Celebrity Service names Ronald Reagan Sinatra and others as the top 10 celebrities of 1980. Runners up include Mary Tyler Moore Meryl Streep Eric Heiden Brooke Shields Robert DeNiro Sugar Ray Leonard Cheryl Tiegs Bo Derek Bette Midler Carl Sagan.
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Robert Redford
Mary Tyler Moore
Meryl Streep
Eric Heiden
Brooke Shields
Robert DeNiro
Sugar Ray Leonard
Cheryl Tiegs
Bo Derek
Bette Midler
Carl Sagan
Journalist Missing in El Salvador Feared Dead
UPI reports American freelance journalist John J. Sullivan 26 of Bogota New Jersey is missing for nine days in San Salvador after checking into the Sheraton Hotel December 28. Embassy says he may have fallen victim to political violence as two U.S. labor activists were killed at the same hotel and government troops press a crackdown near the Guazapa volcano.
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Plans for Tehran embassy occupation by student group disclosed
The original Tehran embassy takeover plan was drawn up by a student group linked to the Islamic Republican Party and aimed to last three to five days to topple Mehdi Bazargan's government. A Mujahideen‑ Khalq source says leftist demonstrations and slogans transformed the plan into a broader anti‑American action.
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Christian Science Monitor
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Revelations on Tehran Embassy Occupation From Mujahideen Document
A militant publication cites claims about post occupation contacts between Ayatollah Beheshti and U S Charge d Affaires Bruce Laingen on Oct 29 1979. It alleges prior embassy document moves by guards and partial destruction before militants seized the building, with Beheshti Brzezinski talks aimed at resuming US Iran trade.
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IRP
U.S
Bruce Laingen
United States
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Algiers
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Mujahid
Ayatollah Beheshti
Laingen
Mujahideen
Iran Hostage Crisis Talks Parade Mixed Signals From Tehran
Powell urged caution as optimism over hostages waned amid U S talks on unfreezing up to 12 billion dollars in Iranian assets. Iran demanded 24 billion dollars be moved to Algeria before any release, while Rajai quoted Khomeini as agreeing to Algeria guarantees. Iran warned captives could be tried as spies if demands were not met. Reagan era politics colored hopes for a deal, with Ayat suggesting a possible agreement after Reagan’s inauguration.
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