Sadat offers asylum to shah amid Tehran embassy siege
Demonstrators chanting Burn Carter Burn marched on the US Embassy in Tehran where more than 60 Americans are held hostage by Iranian students. In Cairo Anwar Sadat offered asylum to the Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi and said he would fly him to Egypt for refuge. UPI reports U.S. officials say contact with the Iranian Revolutionary Council has begun through Bruce Laingen as efforts to secure hostage release continue.
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Red Cross and churches rally to aid Cambodian relief
The article notes a Khmer famine crisis with over a million Cambodians starved and up to three million feared to die in six months. Rosalynn Carter's Cambodia trip highlights the need for rapid aid and Red Cross officials urge cash donations rather than food or clothing, arguing local diets and climate render such gifts impractical.
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Iranians in U.S. Protests Include Hostage Opinions
Area residents react to the hostage crisis as Iranian students and others voice strong views. Protests across the country prompt Senate remarks, with calls for action and vows to defend American citizens. A Lorain County Community College student advocates Entebbe-like raids to secure hostages.
Ali offers swap to Iran for hostages
Muhammad Ali reportedly offered himself to the Iranian government in exchange for the 60 American hostages in Tehran. The New York Post said Ali discussed the idea with the State Department before presenting it to the Iranian consulate in Washington. He said, To go quick, even if they want to hold me instead of those people, I’d go. I’m a Muslim and I don’t think they would hurt me.
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Weekend Weather: Showers With Snow Flurries Arrive
Showers continue tonight with a low near 40. Saturday brings a change to snow flurries and windy conditions as temperatures drop into the 30s. Precipitation chances near 100 percent tonight and about 70 percent Saturday. Westerly winds late tonight. Sunrise today is 7:08 a.m. Sunset 5:14 p.m. Details on page B-6.
Christmas Parade set for December 9 in Elyria
Elyria merchants Association will host the annual Christmas Parade at 2 p.m. Sunday December 9 downtown Elyria. Parade chair Willis N Krugman and vice chair Thomas Dangerfield named. groups may contact Krugman or Dangerfield after 3 p.m. The theme is The Chronicle Telegrams Not Forgotten Box and Santa in the Park is expected to be a highlight.
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The Seekers Premieres On WUAB TV Channel 43
The Seekers from Jobo Jakes third Kent Family Chronicles novel airs next week on WUAB TV Channel 43. Randolph Mantouth and Delta Burke star as Abraham and Ethanesh Kent with Arty Geld as Jarod. An interview with Ross Martina, editor of the Kent family newspaper, is the cover story in Encore.
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