Thousands in Tehran demand end to shah rule amid regency talks
Tens of thousands of Iranians march through downtown Tehran shouting victory as reports say a Regency Council may govern after the shah leaves for a long vacation. Bakhtiar seeks confidence vote while US officials anticipate the shah may depart Iran next week possibly to Palm Springs.
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Karim Sanjabi
Ayatollah Sayed Mahmoud Taleghani
Woodcock Named U S Envoy to China by Carter
President Carter plans to nominate Leonard Woodcock 66 to be the first U S ambassador to the People’s Republic of China. Woodcock has led the U S liaison office in Peking since last July and helped arrange the landmark normalization talks. If confirmed, he would be the first U S ambassador to mainland China since 1949.
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China
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Communist Party
Hijackers Free Passengers in Tunis Air Jet Skyjack
Four Tunisian hijackers released all 83 hostages in Tripoli after a 16 hour crisis over Libya. They demanded the release of two Tunisian politicians, including Masmoudi, and threatened to execute crew members if demands were not met. Negotiations continued as the plane returned to Tunis.
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Masmoudi
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Guerrillas kill three in Ma'alot convalescent home raid
Three Palestinian guerrillas infiltrated a crowded Ma'alot rest home and briefly took hostages before a fierce shootout left all three dead. One soldier wounded. a woman and three civilians hurt as residents fled. Police said the raiders carried explosives and a bullhorn after crossing from Lebanon. Twenty-eight people were killed in Ma'alot in 1974.
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Israel
UPI
Ma’alot
Chuckle Short Arms and Deep Pockets Save Money
A lighthearted note notes that small arms and deep pockets can help save money, presenting a humorous take on thrift strategies and cost awareness. It frames frugality as practical value through everyday choices and cautious spending.
Light up and relax, researchers find nicotine helps stress
Ohio State University researcher Gary Bernston, a smoker and psychology associate professor, notes nicotine helps smokers endure stress by returning them toward a normal state rather than creating an altered one. He also studies nicotine effects on cats, finding after nicotine cats become somewhat playful despite their usual aggressive behavior.
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Gary Bernston
Ohio State University
Bernston
North Ridgeville Holds First Christmas Tree Bonfire
Bonfires lit Friday night as North Ridgeville hosts its first annual Christmas tree bonfire. Mayor Richard Carte announced plans to make the event a yearly holiday tradition in the community.
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North Ridgeville
Richard Carte
Weather Flurries With Snow Likely Tonight Into Sunday
A travelers advisory remains in effect as rain transitions to snow flurries tonight with a low in the low to mid 20s. Sunday brings windy conditions with snow flurries and temperatures dropping to the mid teens by evening. Precipitation chances are 8 percent tonight and 80 percent Sunday, with west to northwest winds at 16 to 26 mph. Sunrise is 7:52 a.m. Sunset 5:20 p.m. Details on page.
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