Shah in guarded hospital quarters amid anti shah protests
The shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi rests in $1,000-a-day rooms at New York Hospital Cornell Medical Center with tight security. Eighteen marksmen guard the 17th floor while visitors are screened for explosives. Iranian students in the U S hold Americans hostage in Tehran.
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Tehran
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Iran
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Iran Earthquake Toll Rises to About Six Hundred
A rescue coordinator reported up to 600 killed and 1,500 injured as a quake struck northeastern Iran, flattening 18 villages and leaving hundreds homeless. Rescuers still dug through rubble more than 24 hours after dawn.
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Mashhad
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Washington Roundup and assorted features in pro and con
Jack Anderson cites postwar Iran problems since World War II. Other features cover Ted Kennedy candidacy links, Baltimore stadium renovation views, dinner with a Living Buddha, police dog training interview, and coinage history. Photographers profile Devid Hume Feanerly and a NEA arts feature.
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Newsman’s Choice
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Ed Rochette
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Guetly Seckive
Tulel Enor Tein
Trustees seek in-house energy system at FCC
Frederick Community College aims to replace the IBM System 7 boiler room setup used for heating and cooling at FCC TJ and nearby schools with an in-house energy system. FCCs Jon Larson reported savings of about 5245 dollars on electricity and 3737 dollars on gas in recent months, but concern arose over potential obsolescence of new equipment and expanded campus needs.
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Frederick Community College Board of Trustees
FCC
Gov. Thomas Johnson High School
Jon Larson
Larson
Seymour B. Stern
Hostage crisis at Tehran embassy stalls as talks drift
Militants at the U S Tehran embassy rejected freeing 98 hostages including all women, saying only Ayatollah Khomeini and the Iranian people can decide. In Tunis, Arab League ministers largely opposed Libyan calls for joint reprisals over Iranian asset freezes, with Libya the sole backer among 20 delegations. Iran pressed for regional diplomatic help. Bani Sadr hinted at freeing women and blacks soon, while a State Department count cited six or seven women and one black Marine among 62 Americans.
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Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini
Tunisia
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United States
Iran
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Iraq
CBS
Randy Daniels
Abolhassan Bani Sadr
Bani Sadr
Foreign Ministry
Ibrahim Mokkala
Associated Press
State Department
Carter hard line in Iran hostage standoff in U S govt
The Carter administration mounts a no negotiation stance in the Iran hostage crisis. It recalls envoy Ramsey Clark and blocks Security Council action until the hostages are freed, while Cyrus Vance travels to urge a council delay. President Carter freezes Iranian government assets as the standoff continues.
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Carter
Iran
Ramsey Clark
U.S
Tehran
Cyrus Vance
New York
U.N. Security Council
Shah
Clark
Senate
William Miller
Istanbul
Security Council
Hodding Carter
SHA bleak outlook on future area road projects
Frederick County planners report more than half of the State Highway Administration road projects face delays due to inflation and reduced state revenues. The revised five year plan defers several primary and secondary projects, deferring funding on over 24 million dollars worth of work and delaying the Monrovia Bypass and parts of U S 15. State officials will present a new transportation plan November 26 to the county commissioners.
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Frederick County
County Planning Commission
Hamsville Road
U.S 249
Monrovia
I-70
Ed McClain Road
Orndorff Road
City Opposes POA Recognition Amid Police Exodus
Frederick Mayor Ronald Young says the city will not recognize the Police Officers Association. He cites strain on law enforcement capacity from ongoing officer departures while asserting the department still responds to security needs. Union leaders meet with city officials to discuss oversight and potential changes.
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Ronald Ts. Young
PGA
Michael L Geurze Se
Furssey
George
Einereldership
Uty
POA Board of
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Fregenek
Adbeess Berg
Fragmented OCR note on weather and locale
Fragmented text from Inside The News mentions considerable roominess tonight and forecasts of precipitation. Includes garbled references to Jews on a yard, a $5 figure, and unclear phrases about temperatures and timing, with several unreadable words and names.
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Todey
Freud
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