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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1980
Page
3
Fire officials say 84 dead in the MGM Grand Hotel blaze as investigators uncover serious fire code violations inside the resort. A Los Angeles lawsuit by 18 Mexican guests seeks 175 million in damages.
A three man Algerian delegation led by Ambassador Reda Malek and Ambassador Abdelkrim Gheraib plus Mosstefan Seghir departed Algiers for Washington amid secrecy. They carry Iran's hostage release conditions and seek a U.S. response. Iran demands include return of the late shah’s fortune, unfrozen funds, and non interference assurances. The United States says it has accepted the principles but notes legal and financial hurdles.
A Ridgeville couple recounts their Las Vegas hotel fire escape as flames and smoke filled the building. They describe panic among guests, moments of calm, and the frantic search for luggage and safety during their Vegas vacation. The husband criticized delayed warning while noting the ordeal disrupted their plans and left them dealing with lost belongings and air force family news.
Connecticut Governor Ella Grasso has been found to have liver cancer after routine tests at Hartford Hospital. She last April underwent ovarian cancer surgery and hysterectomy. She has been hospitalized since November 15 for phlebitis and will begin chemotherapy with inpatient and outpatient plans as doctors advise.
The Italy earthquake now leaves 1,750 dead and near 200 injured at a Naples area rail station. Rescue teams reach isolated towns by road, rail, or helicopter. officials warn of epidemics and ongoing aftershocks. Villages east and south of Naples report widespread destruction with dozens missing and coffins requested.
UPI reports a survey of 2,251 people aged 12 to 96 across California, Maryland, and Michigan showing most favor life extending medical treatment for a child but less than 30 percent would sustain the elderly and ill indefinitely on machines. Seven percent would encourage the elderly to end their lives and 9 percent would give them a week to leave town.
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