Shah's Departure Opens Door to Solve Iranian Crisis
Foreign Minister Sadegh Ghotbzadeh says the shah's exit from the United States to Panama may unlock a path to resolving the U.S. Iran crisis. He suggested some hostages could be freed before Christmas and that international observers would visit remaining captives by Christmas Day. Clergy would hold Christmas services for them.
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Aspen probes widen as subpoenas target officials
Dozens of subpoenas have been served on past and present Aspen officials in a federal probe into alleged drug violations and potential local corruption. Mayor Herman Edel says FBI agents are involved and vows nothing irregular is found as he defends the town.
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Lake Oswego man dies in car fire after gasoline attack
Police in Lake Oswego said a man burned to death in a car near the business district Wednesday after dousing the vehicle and himself with gasoline at a nearby service station, moving the car into an intersection, lighting it with a match, and entering the vehicle. His name was withheld until relatives could be notified.
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PLO officials slain in Cyprus brought home for Beirut burial
The bodies of two Palestine Liberation Organization officials assassinated in Nicosia, Cyprus, arrived in Beirut for a hero's burial. An honor guard stood as coffins were lowered from a Cyprus Airways plane at Beirut Airport. A top PLO official accused Israeli agents of the killings. Israel did not comment, but a Tel Aviv paper said one victim was sent by the PLO to organize attacks on Israeli and Egyptian targets.
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Two Brothers Die After Argument in South Africa
In Port Elizabeth, South Africa, brothers Philippus Dorfling, 47, and Abraham Dorfling, 49, died of apparent heart attacks within an hour of each other after an argument at the younger brother's home. The deaths occurred on Sunday, per the South African Press Association.
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Earthquake in Sumatra Leaves Six Dead in Bengkulu
An earthquake on Sumatra struck Bengkulu province early today killing at least six and injuring 375. Authorities say more than 2,500 homes were damaged while the quake measured 6 on the Richter scale, with magnitude stepping up tenfold per point.
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Six Killed in Ulster As OPEC Meet Advances Prices
In Belfast and surrounding areas violence claimed five British soldiers and a former Ulster Defense Regiment militiaman. A land mine near Dungannon killed four soldiers. another soldier died near Tullydonnel. An Omagh gun attack killed a former UDR member observed by his son. Provisional IRA claimed responsibility for the Dungannon blast amid broader OPEC price hikes in Caracas.
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