Iran ambassador urges release of 53 hostages in Tehran interview
Iran's U N ambassador Mansour Farhang told Enghelab Islami that holding the 53 American captives harms Iran's interests and risks international isolation. He said continuing to hold them benefits no one and hampers a settlement, while noting the hostage crisis fuels hardliners in both nations and upcoming parliamentary politics. Japan imposed limited Iran sanctions but kept oil talks and a Bandar Khomeini petrochemical project on track.
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Iran
U.N
Mansour Farhang
Tehran
Farhang
Enghelab Islami
Abolhassan Bani Sadr
United States
Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini
Japan
Khomeini
Bandar Khomeini Petrochemical
Frederick County awards honor local business leaders
The Frederick County Chamber of Commerce honored Carol J Huebner and Diana F Fraser for excellence in business transfer, Lane B Kelly for the Frederick Memorial Hospital Award, with Dr Reinberger and others in attendance. Speakers included Dr Jack B Kussmaul and Richard Haney. Music by Frederick Community Orchestra and Chesapeake Brass Quintet.
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Thurmoor
Frederick County
Reinberger
Jack B Kussmaul
FCC
Richard Haney
Maynard M Hurd
FCC Board of Trustees
B W Rodgers
Ronald Wood
Rabbi Morris Kosman
Temple Beth Shalom Frederick
Frederck Community Orchestra
Chesapeake Brass Quintet
Neney E. Luse
Volcanic Disaster Spreads Ash Clouds Across Northwest
A Boise meteorologist warned fallout could reach New England as Mount St. Helens like eruption sends ash eastward. Three thousand evacuees fled lowlands near Spirit Lake after 120 years of silence was broken. Rescue efforts continue for 29 missing, while a Tootle River mudslide wipes out a $100,000 home.
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Boise
Idaho
New England
Red Cross
Washington
Castle Rock
Lexington
Silver Lake
Spirit Lake
Kelso
Longview
Harry Truman
Tootle
Jim
Nancy Althof
Toutle
Officials Identify Toxic Salt Behind Curtis Bay Blast
Baltimore officials and fire crews investigated a blast at Curtis Bay recycling plant. A mislabeled water reactive alkaline salt in a drum sparked the explosion injuring 24 firefighters who were exposed to chemical fumes. The drum origins are under review by American Resources and Maryland authorities.
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Baltimore
Curtis Bay
John Bryan
American Recovery Co
American Resources
Maryland Water Resources Administration
Miami Violence Spurs Guard Deployment and Racial Tensions
Governor Graham ordered 2,500 more National Guardsmen to back 1,100 troops as Miami arrests, curfews, and liquor bans spread across the city. Black leaders warn of potential violence amid unemployment gaps while urging registering to vote and coalition action with major corporations to rebuild.
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Athalie Range
Justice Building
Bob Graham
Senate says 16 millionaires among lawmakers
The AP reports that the U S Senate includes at least 16 millionaires based on recently filed financial disclosures. Richest appears to H Heinz III with investments between 20 and 20 million dollars, while Byrd and Cohen earned modest sums from music and poetry royalties. Several senators show modest assets and occasional gifts noted by the forms.
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Washington
Senate
Robert C. Byrd
William
Cohen
H. John Heinz
Robert Packwood
R-Ore
John Durkin
D-N.h
Heinz
R-Pa
Byrd
D-W.va
Howard Baker
Tennessee
Baker
Buckfield
Maine
Patrick Leahy
D-Vi
U.S. News and World Report
China
North Carolina Federation of Republican Women
Mark ©. Hatfield
R-Ove
Medford
Ore
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Deadly Kingston fire feared to have arson link
In Kingston Jamaica a government run old age home fire killed or trapped at least 173 people including many elderly invalids and children. Prime Minister Manley said early reports suggest arson as a possible cause while fire crews battled the blaze and rescued a few wounded leaving 30 residents unaccounted hours after it was controlled. The Kingston and St. Andrew Corporation runs the home.
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Kingston
Jamaica
Michael Manley
Kingston Sod St. Andrew Corporation
Kingston and
Manley
Roy Ridgeway
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