Iranians say hostage admits to being spy
Iranian militants holding the U S Embassy claimed one captive confessed to being a CIA agent. The crisis sparked new Tehran divisions as Ghotbzadeh faced rebuke and Abolhassan Bani Sadr accused leaders of deadlock. The U N Security Council prepared to meet as hostages remained amid espionage charges and a disputed telex.
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Americans Seething Anger Cited By U N Council Over Tehran Hostages
United States Ambassador Donald McHenry told the U N Security Council that Americans are seething with anger over the harsh treatment of 50 hostages at the U S Embassy in Tehran and warned Iran is fully responsible for their safety. He pressed for release of diplomats and restoration of premises as non negotiable. Waldheim said Iran’s acting foreign minister expressed interest in a peaceful settlement and channels remain open for negotiations. A bipartisan Senate delegation led by Sen Frank Church stressed U N credibility and U S restraint amid the crisis.
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Carter’s overall rating rises on crisis but remains low
AP NBC poll shows 30 percent rate Carter’s overall performance as excellent or good, up from 24 percent, amid strong approval of his handling of the Iranian crisis. Inflation and energy woes keep ratings subdued, with 49 percent calling his overall work only fair and 18 percent poor. The crisis boosts foreign policy praise while economy and energy critiques persist.
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Coast Heals After Massive Oil Spill Hit Texas Beaches
Four months after the world’s largest oil spill stained South Texas shores the tourist sector recovers from huge losses. The coast’s image and activity rebound as extended cleanup and assurances lure visitors, with a splashy slogan promising safety and appeal. Comanche Peak protests spark chain of fence climbs and arrests as activists push anti nuclear energy messaging, claiming broader safety concerns.
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Snow floods Buffalo as people camp in schools
Snow nearly 2 feet deep paralyzed western New York with hundreds taking shelter in schools and offices in south Buffalo. Officials reported dozens stranded, roadways jammed, and two deaths blamed on the blizzard while Buffalo Mayor James Griffin ordered traffic out of the hardest hit area.
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