Iran hostage crisis tensions rise with Khomeini attack
In Tehran Ayatollah Khomeini accuses President Carter of violating all human rights by refusing extradition of the shah and denounces U S military threats over the embassy siege. In Washington Carter convenes Joint Chiefs at Camp David amid grave hostage warnings as mediators seek a settlement.
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Ohio Lottery daily numbers game delayed again
The start of Ohio’s daily numbers game has been indefinitely postponed by the Ohio Lottery Commission and Amtot. Representatives refused to set a start time amid ongoing testing and delays. The game would allow bets from 50 cents to 5 dollars on a three digit number, but no launch date was announced.
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Explosion Cuts Power to Boston Area Homes and Businesses
An underground explosion and fire tripped a main circuit breaker, cutting power to about 25,000 Boston Edison customers in the South End and surrounding neighborhoods. No injuries were reported as service remained down for hours early today.
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Kosygin’s health doubts grow as he misses events
Moscow reports prime minister Alexei Kosygin has not been seen for 37 days fueling speculation of a serious illness or heart problem. He skipped Revolution Day events and was absent from a Kremlin gala and the Lenin’s tomb parade, with French officials noting a canceled meeting but offering no official comment.
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Colombia hit by strongest quake in 15 years
A major quake measuring about 6.4 on the Richter scale struck Colombia and shook nearby Venezuela. At least 60 dead and 300 injured. widespread damage in Boyaca Risaralda and Valle with buildings collapsing, looting reported, and communications down. Caracas reported tremors with no injuries. Police tallies include 11 dead in Valle and five in Quindio.
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Diamonds Lose The Diva Status In Inflation Hedge
Feaire writer Pat Dreger chats with Elyria jeweler Tom Haywood to explain what buyers should look for in diamonds. Kathy Byland covers a second change program tied to Lorain County 70,001 Project, while Ruth Adams Skillicorn highlights the Gateway Clipper and ferries halted by a bridge closure between Ohio and Kentucky.
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Black leaders reject Iran's plea for support
Most black leaders rejected Iran's invitation to back the Islamic revolution while civil rights figure Roy Innis suggested he would back Iran if black leaders could help negotiate the release of American hostages. Other leaders denounced the call as misguided and urged nonviolence. Meanwhile, US sales of dart boards featuring Khomeini rose briskly.
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Escape from Mecca Mosque Gunmen Attack Claimed
Mohamed Salleh Sulong recounts to reporters his escape from the Grand Mosque in Mecca during a gunmen assault on Tuesday. He and 345 others arrived at Kuala Lumpur International Airport this morning as efforts to weed out remaining gunmen intensified.
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Iran assets seized cover outstanding foreign debts says bankers
New York AP report notes Iran will not honor debts from the Shah era and cites Abol Hassan Bani Sadr. Bankers estimate Tehran's liabilities at about 15 billion, while seized assets total around 8 billion, suggesting assets are at least sufficient to cover liabilities globally.
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Weather in Elyvia shows light three day rainfall
Rainfall in the Elyvia area totaled 0.04 inches over three days per National Weather Service observer Ray Deidrich. Friday's rain 0.26 inches, Thursday 0.44 and Wednesday 0.14 inches. It is not heavy for the season and warmth kept it from snow. Tonight mostly clear with 39 degree lows, Sunday cloudy with highs in the 40s and a 20 percent chance of rain. Winds southerly up to 16 mph. Sunrise dawns at 7:26 a.m. Sunset at 5:02 p.m. Details on page B-3.
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American Airlines plane hijacked in El Paso Texas
An American Airlines plane was hijacked in El Paso early today. Officials provided few details and would not release further information about the flight or its current status.
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