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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1979

Page

3

American student to be released on bail in Istanbul

Loretta J Dooley an 18 year old American student arrested in Istanbul on drug charges was moved from Sagmalilar prison to police headquarters as part of the bail process. She said it felt fantastic to be free on a Christmas holiday and to wander. Her lawyer plans to ask the court to allow travel abroad while on bail. A Turkish judge ordered her release at a Tuesday hearing.

Ismail Kovaci Associated Press Istanbul Turkey Loretta J. Dooley Sagmalilar Miss Dooley Tracy Calif America Dick Higgins U.S Second Criminal Court Carol Flores Hogle Vernon

Dutschke Drowns In Denmark Bathtub Death Report

AP dispatches from multiple cities detail Rudi Dutschke’s death in AARHUS Denmark after an alleged bathtub impact or possible epilepsy. Police cite a preliminary forensic view and note the 39 year old was known as Red Rudi during 1960s student protests.

Aarhus Denmark Rudi Dutschke Red Rudi Dutschke

American clergymen visit Iran amid hostage count confusion

In Tehran three U.S. clergymen met Foreign Minister Sadegh Ghotbzadeh after Christmas services for embassy hostages. They spoke with groups of captives, continuing prayers and songs about football as debate swirled whether 43 or 50 hostages remain detained. They described tears and hopeful spirits among captives, including two women.

Bryan Brumley Associated Press Tehran Iran Sadegh Ghotbzadeh U.S William Sloane Coffin Thomas Gumbleton William Howard Coffin Howard Gumbleton Elizabeth Ann Swift Washington, D.C Kathryn Koob Jessup Iowa Etienne Duval Carter Shah State Department New York Riverside Church Detroit Princeton N.J Ayatollah Mohammad Montazeri

Jubilant blacks meet returning guerrillas

Thousands of jubilant blacks swarmed Salisbury airport as 43 guerrilla officers flew in from Zambia under a cease-fire, tearing down fences and mobbing the arriving plane. Police struggled to keep crowds back while supporters chanted PF and Onward the Struggle, as the cease-fire set for midnight and elections loomed.

John Edlin Associated Press Salisbury Rhodesia South African Press Association Zambia Mafela Masuku Patriotic Front Guerrila Mozambique Masuku London Britain

Earth Tremor Rattles Southern Scotland and Northwest England

A 30 second earthquake shook a 150 mile area from southern Scotland to northwest England early Tuesday, causing toppled chimneys cracked walls and panicked residents. No deaths or injuries reported, though the Institute of Geological Sciences recorded damage to a seismographic machine as Graham Neilson called the quake severe.

Edinburgh Scotland England Graham Neilson Institute of Geological Sciences Neilson

Panamanian freighter limps into Galveston

A Panamanian freighter with 14 crew members arrived safely in Galveston after taking on water and listing 20 degrees. The 268-foot Eagles Cliff docked at about 1 a.m. traveling roughly 5 knots while Coast Guard investigators determine the cause of the list from its Mexico to Houston voyage.

Galveston Texas Coast Guard Marine Safety Office Bob McKinna Mexico Houston John Byrd

NYC tops 1972 homicide record on Christmas killings

AP reports New York City surpassed its annual homicide record with 1,691 killings in the year and nine more deaths on Christmas amid ongoing shootings and stabbings. An unnamed officer commented that foul weather should deter crime, yet intoxicated individuals remained a factor.

New York New York City

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