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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1977

Page

12

Gunmen Surrender After 39 Hour Hanafi Hostage Crisis

Three Hanafi gunmen released 134 hostages in a bloodless surrender led by ambassadors from Iran Egypt and Pakistan. Hamaas Abdul Khaalis was freed on bondless release as charges of armed kidnapping loomed. One hostage was killed during the siege at city hall near the White House.

Hanafi Hamaas Abdul Khaalis Ardeshir Zahedi Khaalis Washington Maurice Williams City Hall White House U.S Earl Silbert Jr Superior Court Harold Greene B’nai B’rith

Secretary picks Betty Neal as non-Jewish hostage secretary

Betty Neal, a Washington secretary, was chosen by Hanafi leader Khalifa Abdul Khaalis to serve as his secretary during the B'nai B'rith hostage siege. She said she was selected because she was not Jewish and kept separate from other hostages during the two days of captivity.

Mimi Feldman B'nai B'rith District of Columbia Walter E. Washington Hamaas Abdul Khaalis Bernard Simon Khaalis Simon Pop Dorothy Foundry Methodist Church Betty Neal Stephanie Snyder Washington Khalifa Abdul Khaalis B’nai B'rith Miss Neal

Hostages Reunited After 39 Hours In Washington Church

Families cheered as hostages freed after 39 hours emerged from buses and moved into Foundry Methodist Church basement for reunions. A bystander described the scene as beautiful while hostages answered reporters quietly. Red Cross aid assisted those affected.

Washington Foundry Methodist Church Stone Carter

Freedom Cross volunteers greet evacuees after medical checks

Volunteers from Freedom Cross stepped off the first buses returning from hospitals where they underwent medical checkups. Many appeared haggard yet relieved as they reunited with helpers and awaited further aid.

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Warm weather with rain forecast and sports upset noted

Rain is forecast as temperatures hover in the upper sixties with a 50 to 70 percent chance tonight and tomorrow. In sports, Montgomery and Independence hosted a doubleheader with Upset Victory. Earl exits and Jody enters as Rick remains unclear. The Raleigh Register reports on medical cost coverage in a four part series. In Kinshasa, Zaire, mercenaries from Angola were repelled as eight American missionaries were detained under house arrest in Katanga.

National Weather Service Earl Jody Rick Montgomery Independence Gaylen Duskey Dan Resnik Sports Scene Raleigh Register Angola Zaire Katanga Kinshasa U.S New York United Methodist Church Glen J. R. Eschtruth Kinde, Mich Marvin S. Wolford Abingdon Ill Myrtle G. Pritchard Birmingham Ala Gaye Radford Wilmore Ken Radford Richard Radford Radio Kinshasa Kasaji Jifuma Dilolo Kisenge Shaba

Six Eggs And A Quart Of Milk Poison Insurance Attacked

The Williams family in Cabell Heights mourns multiple dog deaths blamed on mass poisonings. Since years they have lost four pets, with eleven dogs killed in a single Monday. Their Dalmatian Duchess and honey colored collies Taffy and Sandy died after apparent poisonings, prompting fears of systematic harm to neighborhood pets.

Williams Duchess Williamses Cabell Heights Taffy Lassie Dannette Goddard Dreama Williams Jack Sandy

Six More Dogs Poisoned in Raleigh County Area

Raleigh County investigators report six additional dog poisonings after two mass incidents last week. Det. Bill Chapman cited Maple Fork, Cabell Heights, and Ellison Ridge cases with dates from February 25 to March 9. Veterinarians suspect strychnine. transmission method unknown. arsenic and mercury ruled out.

Raleigh County C.F. Hale A.G. Wills Maple Forks Cabell Heights Chapman K.V. Shanholtzer Department of Agriculture Charleston Shanholtzer

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