Hostage Crisis Moves Toward Release Efforts
The PLO and ambassadors from Pakistan Syria and Turkey were said to negotiate for hostage releases while Iran warned no compromise and demanded Shah’s extradition. Amid protests in Beirut Washington and Tehran, hostages appeared healthy as the administration pursued a cumulative diplomatic push.
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D. C
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Palestine Liberation Organization
New York
Abolhassan Bani Sadr
State Department
Hodding Carter
Carter
Veterans discuss U S patriotism waning at home
Veterans fret that U S policies soften resolve abroad and dampen patriotism at home. Alvey Norwood recalls wartime spirit but doubts a return without a major attack. Willie Los notes a small, rainy memorial crowd offered a glimmer of hope with some young attendees.
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U.S
Pearl Harbor
Alvey Norwood
Africa
Iran
Willie Los
Army Reserve Honor Guard
Frederick Countians
Sos
Iranian held in youth death case in Denver
In Denver the District Attorney said charges may be filed by Wednesday against an Iranian detained in the shooting death of a 15 year old. Two other youths were wounded as demonstrations over the Tehran embassy hostage seizure stirred Colorado days earlier. Governor urged residents to stay calm amid the case and unrest.
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Colorado
Dale Tooley
Denver
Boulder
U.S
Tehran
Driver ejected in Gas House Pike crash near Frederick
A 1960 Chevy Apache driven by Saxby went out of control at Gas House Pike around 9:50 p.m. Friday. The car hit an embankment, overturned about six times, and became airborne before landing in a cornfield. Saxby was ejected and survived. four others were hurt and airlifted to MIEMSS. Charges are pending.
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Audie H. Murphy
Fire guts unoccupied Amber Meadows house in Maryland
In Amber Meadows Frederick Maryland an unoccupied house was gutted by fire early November 12 1979. Firemen found flames shooting through the roof as the first crews arrived. State fire marshal investigator Jerry L. Chipley said gas heaters used to dry walls started the blaze. Juniors Independents and Citizens Truck Company responded and later brought in United Fire Company to shield nearby structures. The cascade unit also responded. The house was owned by Ryan Homes.
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Jerry L. Chipley
State Fire Marshal
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Citizens Cascade
Becky Spicer
State Fire Marshal's Office
Independents
Cascade
Ryan Homes
City man hospitalized after high speed chase
James E. White, 18, of 152 B&O Ave, attempted to elude city police in a stolen auto Saturday night. The car crashed in an alley off Dill Avenue near Hood College, rolled over, struck a tree, and toppled back onto its wheels. White was treated at Frederick Memorial and Washington County Hospital for head and internal injuries. Charges are pending.
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B&o Ave
Dill Avenue
Hood College
White
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Washington County Hospital
William K. Kimmel
New Design Road
Robert V. Brown
Bentz Street
Brown
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