Deadline Passes for Freeing Americans
Washington reports Iran in defiance of a United Nations deadline to free 50 Americans. President Carter urged immediate Security Council action to impose economic sanctions, despite Waldheim suggesting sanctions may be ineffective. Timing of a public meeting remained uncertain amid UN focus on Afghanistan.
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Indira Gandhi returns to power in landslide victory
Indira Gandhi and her Indira Congress Party surged to a commanding lead in India's lower house after a turbulent era marked by emergency rule and political imprisonment. Jubilation surrounded Gandhi as opponents faltered and the public backed her return.
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Afghan Rebels Admit Heavy Losses to Russian Troops
Rebels acknowledge heavy Soviet losses while fighting continues across four areas as diplomats seek a UN withdrawal resolution. Refugees report uprisings in Herat amid reports of mass executions by Amin before his overthrow.
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Gold price volatility hits new highs in Asian markets
Gold surged to a record $673.16 an ounce in Hong Kong before retreating to $653.6 as European prices slipped from $645 to $635. Silver rose to $35.50 in London while the dollar weakened against yen and euro. Analysts foresee a possible shakeout after a four month boom amid U.S. Treasury sale rumors and Iran-Afghan tension.
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Conflict of Interest Questioned in Winchester Building Dept
Records show Building Inspector James T. Swiger owned property at 25 N Euclid Ave that received permits he approved. Documentation indicates Swiger sold and transferred lots to Carlin Smith while still owning parcels and later approved permits for those properties.
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Market braces for wheat impact after Soviet cut
Washington traders face two days of volatility as 17 million tons of grain reappear in the market. CFTC closes boards in Chicago Kansas City Minneapolis Mid-America Grain Exchange to all wheat corn oats soybeans and meat trades amid administration moves.
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Best Burger Taste Test Sparks Front Royal Debate
A taste test of Front Royal fast food restaurants by the Star Wire page 16 ranks burgers and names a preferred option. The issue prompts readers to vote or discuss which eatery serves the top burger in town.
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