Tehran embassy standoff. U.N. panel may visit hostages
Militants denying an imminent meeting with the five member U.N. commission clash with rumors of authorization for a hostages visit as Tehran hosts talks with Foreign Minister Ghotbzadeh. The panel aims to continue its Iran hostage investigation as the embassy remains under militant control. In Alberta, a tunnel collapse at Reiff Terrace mine traps four miners, later found dead. Rescue crews recover bodies of Alwyn Gill and others. two workers escape as timber supports were removed to allow a mining machine deeper access.
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U.S
Tehran
U.N. Commission
Iran
U.N
Mohammad Reza Pahlavi
Sadegh Ghotbzadeh
Tehran Radio
Kuwait
Thews
David Thomas
Paul Wilbur
T'E
Woman discharged after pioneering spinal surgery in Baltimore
Jessie Thomas, who underwent a historic spinal operation replacing four vertebrae with a four inch metal implant last August, was discharged from the University of Maryland Hospital after six months of recovery. Surgeons led by Dr. Charles C. Edwards performed the procedures, believed to be medical firsts, and Mrs. Thomas was seen smiling as she left with her husband Ray.
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Baltimore
Jessie Thomas
University of Maryland Hospital
Charles C. Edwards
Thomas
Ray
Reactor shut down at Crystal River plant in Florida
Cleanup crews operate around the clock to pump out and concentrate 43,000 gallons of radioactive water at the Crystal River nuclear generating plant after an accident caused water to gush into the containment building. The plant was shut down Friday, under cold shutdown, as NRC officials inspect for damage.
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Crystal River, Frs
Grocery strike settlement expected in San Francisco
United Food and Commercial Workers officials anticipate ratification of a tentative contract ending a six week supermarket clerks strike in eight counties. Union spokesman Art Smith said leadership will back the deal and the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service oversaw talks. Details withheld until Sunday vote as 13,000 workers at six chains face 30 stores with pickets continuing until ratification.
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San Francisco
United Food and Commercial Workers Union
Art Smith
Washington, DC
Amnion
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Smith
Picket Lines Form as Parimutuel Techs Strike at Towson HQ
At Towson Maryland workers at the American Totalisator Co and members of Local 159 IBEW picketed after talks failed over parimutuel racetrack equipment service. About 70 technicians who repair ticketing machines in harness and track venues across the U S and Canada may halt work if demands aren’t met. Charles Town racing officials say Saturday races won’t be affected.
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Towson, Md
American Totalisator Co
Ethdee
Dion Guthrie
Loca
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Guthrie
IBEW
United States
Canada
Charies Town Tartle
Charies Town
W Va
Talks deadlocked In firefighters strike in Chicago
The Sturago Fire Fighters Union remains deadlocked after 17 days of strike as a federal mediator proposes a three point plan. Mayor Byrne officials had no comment and the plan calls for full amnesty for all firefighters, return to work by a set date, and modified bargaining. The parties have failed to gain traction and may face an indefinite stalemate.
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Chicago
Sturago Fire Fighters Union
Jape Byrne
Lapday
Edward McMahon
Etronal
Merdeatoo and
Cemulietion Service
Magazine Tropes Blur My Feed Into Daily Trends
A jumble of fragmented word soup outlines several topics from resources to trends and books. It mentions notable names like Albert Powell and Dottie Lawrie with scattered references to NFL, health treatments, and Dear Abby advice. The piece reads as a chaotic sample of an otherwise cohesive newspaper page.
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Cotemeia Freeds
Bush Ir
Albert Mo Powell
Lewisisne
Nhe Mewe-Poot
Dottie Lawrie
Semday
Cherus Darwin Cohumeiet Dewalt
F Greff
Noise
NFL
Tris Duagree
Jane Fanner
Act
Hoster
Colombian rebels lift death threat in embassy talks
Colombian guerrillas holding 41 hostages at the Dominican Embassy agreed to negotiations with the government after threatening to kill two diplomats. President Torbay’s admin reversed its hard line on talks, citing the deadline and the release of women hostages. The dialogue was to be in a mobile station wagon near the embassy with witnesses. The deadline passed without incident as more hostages, including the Paraguayan ambassador, were freed.
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Bogota
Colombia
U.S
Diego C. Asencio
Julio Cesar Torbay Ayala
Caracol
Paraguay
Kabul Reports of Executions Across Shiite Community
Afghan government militiamen rounded up and executed Shiite Muslims amid protests against the Soviet occupation. European diplomats noted Moscow’s openness to a neutral Afghan arrangement and troop withdrawal. Reports from Kabul describe arrests and alleged summary killings with no confirmed death toll.
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Afghanistan
Kremlin
Kabul
New Delhi
India
The
Shute
Middletown student’s pot found. search bill debate grows
A Middletown High School student admitted to possessing two grams of marijuana and turned the pot over to Principal Walter Bribhert Bartier after allegedly selling to classmates. Charges were dropped in court due to an illegal search, prompting legislators to consider a statewide bill authorizing school officials to search student cars for illegal substances. Supporters say the measure is needed amid rising school drug use, while critics and some lawmakers seek further scrutiny before passage. Del. Jaren P Delphey voiced optimism despite questions from committee members. A formal Attorney General opinion is expected before a decision.
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Middletown High School
Walter Bribhert Bartier
Brithart
Senate
House
Frederick County
Fredenck County
Middletown
General Assembly
del. Jaren P Delphey
Frederick Washington
Senate Constitution and Public Law Committee
House Judiciary Committee
Delphey
Senate Committee
Charles E Smelser
Frederick Carroll
Edward P. Thomas
Senate Verions
Charman Normac
R. Stone
Baltimore County
Stone
Judiciary Committee
Delphe
Tax time mostly unchanged with slightly larger refunds
Tax forms show few changes from prior years, with taxpayers largely untroubled. Mrs Joan Schell of H and R Block Frederick notes refunds appear larger this year due to government breaks, while gasoline tax deduction is no longer allowed. IRS official Julius Coleman cites ongoing confusion over standard deduction amounts.
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Joan Schell
Frederick
H & & Block
Schell
Sebel
Peo
Julius Coleman
Internal Revenue Service
Emmitsburg police officers injured in morning mishap
Two Emmitsburg police officers were transported to Gettysburg hospital after a morning crash involving their patrol car. The other vehicle, a 1968 Chevrolet driven by Robert L Billet of York Pennsylvania, was cited for failure to yield and driving while impaired during the collision investigation led by Maryland State Police.
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Emmitsburg
Aumie M Worper
Gettysburg
Smd
Seer
Pst
Braaschenberg
Emmisburg
Cruner
Robert L Billet
York Pa
Maryland Mate
Billet
Dave
Etter
Poolesville Woman Killed in House Fire
A Poolesville resident, Mary Eleanor Betters, 71, died in a fully involved blaze on Monteverde Road. Fire crews said she was trapped on the second floor and her body was found in the bedroom. The cause is under investigation by Montgomery County Fire Marshal.
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Arty
Moraes
Homer
Rio Martinebarge
Mary Eleanor Betters
Montgomers
Bellertees
Smreten
Mountgamesty Courts
Weather notes incomplete with scattered city names
Fragmentary forecast text mentions clouds and tonight with likely showers and variable high and low readings. No clear location or solid times. Includes garbled names and places, insufficient to identify a specific region or event.
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Bill Johnson
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Plazs
Mmon
Nether Fire Department
Abby
Ken
Goen
Se Eel
Maryland
Associated Press
Search Bill
Gene Bracken
News-Post
Jan Chapman
William E Graffam
Here
Tle
James Po Harper
Ober Lhame
Rathi Thane
Paler
Brynscork
Jefferenn
Satna Pike
Minot Road
Jean Deloms Allen 2
OS Bronpwoek
Pagaengere Stowe Gunter
Mochee Wiepiger
Johan bin Piley
Borogier
Owen
Poolesville
Inside the News
Joe Jongh
Peeren
Bands of
Windom
Shermer
Lamb
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