Iran forms panel to probe hostages amid tensions
Iran announces an international panel to investigate U S and embassy hostages crimes, inviting anti imperialist figures to join. Foreign Minister Ghotbzadeh says a trial date for embassy spies will be announced by Sunday as militants seize Tehran offices of the Radical Party and hold captives.
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Carter weighs options to free U S hostages in Tehran
President Carter says Iran’s grievances require a hostage release before any demands can be advanced. He explores fresh options to win freedom for 50 captives, rejects timed ultimatums, and contends the crisis aids his campaign by undercutting Kennedy. He commends allies and seeks UN avenues for dialogue.
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Shah's haven one of least secure Air Force bases
The shah of Iran recuperating at Lackland Air Force Base is living in a relatively open facility with security fears. Anonymous sources warn assassins could exploit gaps to reach him for a $131,000 bounty. Despite tightening measures, observers cite weak fencing and easy access around the base, with photographers and a TV crew breaching security before protective steps were taken.
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Four stages of Christmas noted in civic view
Inside reports highlight four stages of Christmas anticipation preparation prostration and recuperation as Carter administration actions are framed. A glossy poster with 100 female appointments accompanies a page 11C feature while other items touch on language, women on boards and budget concerns.
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Santa quits acting in El Paso often child weariness
Santa props out in El Paso two weeks before Christmas as Dieter Jester, a 31-year-old radio newsman, quits after describing burnout from routine scenes and screaming kids. He notes Star Wars items and pink bicycles remain in demand while praising genuinely believing children who hug Santa. He regrets lifting 65 pounders and urges parents to whisper their child’s name to help Santa feel familiar. He questions whether some kids should still believe in Santa at age one. See SANTA, Page 24
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