Dwyer Family Reunited as Hostages Return Home
Dr John F Dwyer, Buffalo State College English chairman, expresses mixed joy as his wife Cynthia Dwyer and two others among the released hostages come home after 14 months in Tehran. He recalls her anti-shah stance and sympathy for Iranians while noting ongoing uncertainty about remaining captives and the broader rescue effort.
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Trudley Clendinen
New York Times
Cynthi B. Owser
Amherst
Diamane
Tran Sesterday
Mya
Dreyer
Evin
Tehran
Pepa Hilton
Ter Fare
Hat
Mobi Sobhani
Ciizen
United States
United Sites
Joseph W. Reap Jr
State Department
Mass
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Sobnam
Carter
John F. Dwyer
Ben
Dan
Susanna
Buffalo State College
Iran
CIA
U.S
Buffalo
New Yorkers Celebrate Hostage Release Across State
The Associated Press reports New Yorkers share joy as 2 American hostages leave Iran. Times Square lights flash They’re Free while bells ring in Albany Cortland and other towns. Yellow ribbons, civic events, and public tributes from Brooklyn to Lake Placid mark the moment as celebrations unfold statewide.
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Associated Press
Iran
New York City
Jiherty
State Capitol
Albany
Cry Hall
Brooklyn
Barbara Rosen
Barry Rosen
U.S
Tehran
Rochester
Robert Schaefer
Cal
Richard Schaefer
Cortland
Watertown
Long Island Sound
Schenectady
Beverly Krececk
Times Square
Comfort brothers plead innocent in trooper death
In Bath New York, Larry Comfort 30 and Joseph Comfort 33 pleaded innocent in Steuben County Court to charges including first and second degree murder in the narcotics stakeout killing of Investigator Robert Van Hall Jr. 35. Arraigned yesterday they were sent back to jail without bail.
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Bath (Ap
Larry
Joseph Comfort
Steuben
Larry Comfort
Joseph
Comforts
Robert van Hall Jr
Lottery halts 444 bets as hostages 444 day celebrated
New Yorkers celebrated Hostage Day by betting the three digit number 444 On track to a $4 444 million payout the liability reached 4 4 4 million before bets were halted at 3 45 p m The winning number was 959 and the state previously raised limits after 13 million payout on 125 in December
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Albany
New York
Iran
Lowery
George Yamin
Yamin
Two Women Freeze to Death in Heatless NYC Apartments
Two women died from freezing in separate New York City apartments as winter misery hits the poor and elderly. Jessie Smalls, 47, was found encased in ice in a ground-floor Bronx unit after a burst pipe caused flooding in an abandoned building with no heat for months. Sally Brazell, 59, a hospital worker, was found dead in a Crown Heights Brooklyn apartment without heat since November.
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UPI
Jessie Smalls
Bronx
Miss Smalls
Diheers
Houy
Crown Heights
Brooklyn
Sally Brazell
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