Iran holds 62 U S embassy staff amid release talks
Reports said Iran planned to free all held in Tehran’s U S embassy except white Americans while militants denied any release. Foreign Minister Bani Sadr cited freeing women and blacks, but militants rejected such statements and demanded adherence to their terms. The United States pressed to secure immunity and release of captives as the U N Security Council debated action.
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Zimbabwe Rhodesia talks near interim government deal
After ten weeks of negotiations the Zimbabwe Rhodesia conference is expected to announce an interim government with a British governor to supervise elections. Guerrilla leaders drop direct say demands amid a cease-fire still to be negotiated. meeting to involve Muzorewa and leaders Nkomo and Mugabe.
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Robert Mugabe
Margaret Thatcher
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Thatcher
Commonwealth
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Britain
Bacteria in Taco Filling Sickens Hugo Students and Staff
Oklahoma health officials say ground beef and bean taco filling caused vomiting cramps and diarrhea among nearly 300 Hugo school people with over 5.5 million staphylococci per gram, far above illness levels. Epidemiologist Mark Roberts described severe symptoms and dehydration in many victims.
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Oil disaster after Bosporus collision sinks hopes for crew
A Romanian oil tanker and a Greek coaster collided at the Bosporus, causing explosions and a large oil spill. One crewmember died, 50 Romanians missing, and about 28.4 million gallons of crude oil entered the Marmara Sea. Evria crew unharmed. tanker towed for investigation.
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Mt Sinai Returned to Egypt Ahead of Sadat Anniversary
Israel completed a phased withdrawal by transferring Mount Sinai and surrounding 600 square miles back to Egyptian control. A brief ceremony at an Israeli airfield lowered the Israeli flag and raised the Egyptian flag in the presence of Israeli and Egyptian officers, Bedouins, and Greek Orthodox Archbishop Damianos.
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