Observers may visit American hostages soon in Tehran
Tehran Iran AP foreign minister Sadegh Ghotbzadeh said international observers would visit the American hostages in the occupied U S Embassy in the near future. He cited intermediaries from the Red Cross and noted plans for a grand jury to investigate Iran's grievances while the Azeri Turkish rebellion in Tabriz intensifies amid warnings of civil war if Khomeini does not liberalize.
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Hunger strike Protesters clash at City Hall in San Antonio
About 200 anti Iran demonstrators tore up signs carried by five Iranian students on hunger strike at City Hall. Police kept order after leader Bill Fellers urged dispersal. The protest targets Lackland base presence of the deposed shah and requests a parade permit.
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Hostage Marine says treatment good in Tehran
21 year old Marine Corporal Billy Gallegos, among 50 Americans held since November 4 at the Tehran embassy, says he does not know where 20 other hostages are, reports NBC TV. He defends fellow captives, notes limited contact, and says he would not die for the Shah.
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Economy's strength upsets predictions
Washington AP reports November retail sales rose 1.8 percent to 77 billion, erasing October’s 1.7 percent drop, while unemployment fell from 6 to 5.8 percent. Economists caution about fourth quarter prospects as housing activity slid 1.8 percent in October to 724,000 annual units amid high mortgage rates and a 7 percent fall in October home prices.
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Lost satellite prompts search after failed orbit push
RCA Corp. communications satellite missing after technicians fired a small engine to place it into permanent orbit. Americom spokesman says the satellite has not been found.
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Gas Tax Hike Likely To Face House Resistance
Washington leaders report slim to none support for a proposed 50 cent per gallon gas tax as part of President Carter's 1980 agenda. House Speaker Thomas O Neill signaled little enthusiasm for the measure and warned of House rejection given past defeats on similar proposals.
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