Iran hostages say they know nothing of observers
In Tehran the students holding American captives say they have not been informed about any meeting with foreign observers promised by Foreign Minister Ghotbzadeh. They state he does not speak for them and that they are not here to confirm or deny anyone’s statement.
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Bomb at Israeli Embassy in San Salvador prompts solidarity attack
Leftist guerrillas claimed responsibility for a San Salvador bombing at the Israeli Embassy causing property damage with no injuries. They cited solidarity with Palestinians and referenced support for a kidnapped diplomat, demanding El Salvador's junta seek relations with the PLO.
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Bomb blasts target U.N. Mission. two injured in New York
Demolition experts planned to enter the Soviet U.N. Mission to inspect bomb fragments after a powerful blast at the U.N. building along East 67th Street injured two occupants and four police officers. Omega Seven claimed the bombing, linking it to Cuba and anti Castro causes. Moscow protested the attack as a failure to protect diplomats.
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NATO ministers approve plan to station 572 missiles in Europe
NATO ministers meet in Brussels to formalize final approval for 464 Tomahawk cruise missiles and 108 Pershing 2s to be stationed in West Germany Britain Italy Belgium and the Netherlands. The plan aims to counter Soviet SS-20 missiles. opponents warn of an arms race and call for talks. Some governments express misgivings while Belgium and the Netherlands seek concessions and possible revocation if talks advance. First missiles not expected before 1983.
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Violent quake rocks border town area in Colombia and Ecuador
A major quake near the Colombia Ecuador border at 3 am caused at least 29 deaths and 70 injuries. More than a thousand residents fled homes as six foot waves hit a prison island pier and fires sparked in Bogota. The quake measured 8.1 on the Richter scale with epicenter in Pacific Ocean 400 miles west of Bogota.
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Texas man charged with murder in hostage shooting
Jody Ray Craig, 22, of Rusk County Texas, surrendered after a roadblock trap on a bridge between Louisiana and Mississippi. He is charged with first degree murder in the shooting death of a hostage from a bungled Tyler Texas burglary.
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