Khomeini OKs release of women and black hostages
Ayatollah Khomeini ordered the students at the U.S. Embassy to release women and black hostages and hand them to Iran for immediate expulsion. He kept remaining captives until the United States extradites Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi. The White House welcomed partial release but urged freeing all captives.
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Washington
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Carter urges calm over Tehran hostage crisis
President Carter asks Americans not to vent anger at Iranian Americans amid the Tehran hostage crisis. He canceled a Florida trip and Thanksgiving in Georgia, opting to stay at Camp David to monitor Iran developments. He told about 40 governors there is no need to panic over possible fuel shortages from banning Iranian oil imports. The president noted a strong outpouring of sympathy for the hostages and condemnation of Iran, including from long resident Iranian Americans.
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Deport 94 Iranians in New Jersey urged to leave
United Press International reports the Immigration and Naturalization Service will deport 94 Iranians living in New Jersey within 30 days as part of President Carter's deportation order in response to the Tehran embassy hostage crisis. INS Newark cited renewed political unrest in Iran and offered asylum only if persecuted, while eight Iranians in Baltimore faced gun charges and high bail.
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Weather forecast with clear tonight and mild weekend
Clear tonight with a low in the mid 30s. Mostly sunny again Sunday with highs near 60. Precipitation chance near zero through Sunday. Southwest winds 1 to 15 mph tonight. Sunrise 7 18 a m. Sunset 5 06 p m. Details on Page A 12.
Seldom Seen the monkey roams Lorain County near LaGrange
Seldom Seen Sr., a fugitive Japanese snow monkey from the Columbus Zoo, was sighted in LaGrange Township near Whitney and Indian Hollow roads on the west side of the Black River. Zoo director Jack Hanna said a hunting party may be dispatched. a $50 reward is offered for the animal's return. Seldom Sr. weighs about 70 pounds and has a 40-pound offspring, Seldom Jr., captured earlier. Call Hanna at (614) 889-9471 or Chronicle-Telegram with sightings.
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Oberlin students demand divestment from South Africa
About 50 chanting Oberlin College students protested outside a board of trustees meeting demanding the college sell stock in firms doing business in apartheid South Africa. They met four trustees, two students, for about an hour, but no action was taken.
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