Iran hostage talks urged by American and Irish statesmen
An American and an Irish statesman meeting Iran's acting foreign minister expressed optimism that the hostage standoff can be resolved peacefully. George Hansen said dialogue and initiatives can settle the crisis after a news conference with Abolhassan Bani Sadr, while Sean Mac Bride, expanding on cautious hopes, urged practical steps toward a peaceful end.
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Iran-US standoff over hostages and shah trial prospects
Negotiations stalled as Iran demands the shah’s return for trial while U S officials weigh retaliation options if the 49 hostages remain in Tehran. Reports say Ayatollah Khomeini calls to mobilize Muslims as diplomacy continues without government authorization for visits.
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Miller in Mid-East For 6 Days
Treasury Secretary G William Miller begins a six day trip to the Middle East with a first meeting in Riyadh with Crown Prince Fahd as Saudi Arabia debates sustaining oil output at high levels amid security concerns after Mecca mosque disturbances. Miller will also visit Kuwait and Abu Dhabi as U S officials warn of possible oil shortages and price surges if production tightens.
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Evacuees Return From Pakistan After Embassy Assault
Nearly 400 Americans evacuated from Pakistan return to Washington amid calls for restraint on comments about the embassy attack. About 39 arrive at Dulles with 2,000 still in Pakistan, many private businessmen. Evacuees travel 24 hours aboard a Pan American 747, greeted by Under Secretary Newsom.
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Fighting Rages Around Mecca Great Mosque
Reports from Riyadh say heavy fighting continues between Saudi government forces and invaders at the Great Mosque in Mecca. Officials and sources differ on casualty figures with suggestions of hundreds dead or wounded and ongoing clashes seen for days.
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Chiefs Meet at Camp David Amid Iran Hostage Tension
President Carter summoned the Joint Chiefs to Camp David to discuss the 1980 budget and the Iran hostage crisis. Officials warned of grave consequences if hostages are harmed while seeking a UN hearing and evaluating possible responses.
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Redskins Eye Meadowlands Win Over Giants In New Jersey Preview
Preview notes Sunday's game at Meadowlands Stadium between the Redskins and the New York Giants. Redskins seek first Meadowlands victory. Second paragraph mentions a gun-cleaning accident with details on page 2.
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