U.N. press seeks action as Iran hostage crisis drags on
United Nations officials including Donald McHenry and Sen. Frank Church press for swift U.N. action to resolve the Tehran hostage crisis. They stress that hostages are held under degrading conditions and demand their release. Iran rejects U.N. involvement as the Security Council debates next steps.
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Frank Church
D-Idaho
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Church
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D-Wis
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France
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Cornell Medical Center
Egypt
U.S
Ayatollah
Ruhollah Khomeini
Foreign Ministry
L. Bruce Laingen
Murphysboro Seniors Enjoy Life in High Rise Home
Readable notes describe Murphysboro senior citizens living comfortably in a high rise as part of a holiday home feature. Other items forecast sunny, cold today with highs in the upper 30s, fair tonight around 20, and mostly sunny, warmer Monday with highs in the mid to upper 40s according to the National Weather Service.
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Four Chicago men charged in Carbondale store robbery
Four Chicago men face armed robbery charges for the Grand Central Stereo store looting at 921 E Main St Carbondale on Saturday. Thirteen people were held at gunpoint. suspects Sanford Davis Willis Coleman were arrested on I-57 after the crime. Police say the group stole cash merchandise and loaded a yellow rental truck. victims were bound but none injured.
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E. Main St
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Albert A. Davis
Ansia L. Willis
James W. Coleman
District 13
Sanford
Illinois
Ben Higgerson
Franklin County
Benton
East Main Street
Higgerson
Jerry Reno
Ken Collins
Murphysboro
Brenda Ols
Carbonndale
Winston Noid
Collins
Cheryl Johnson
Marion
Vietnamese drive on Cambodians seen Bangkok, Thailand
Western Cambodia hosts up to half of Vietnam’s 200000 troops with six divisions in place and three moving along a 210 mile arc from the Gulf of Thailand to northwest Cambodia. Analysts warn a large offensive could send hundreds of thousands of Cambodians fleeing into Thailand, while risking regional tensions and international backlash.
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