Logansport High School - Tattler Yearbook (Logansport, IN)

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ll. Ill ix Decorating gas pumps all over the country out of gas signs hung at almost every gas station along our road system as gasoline prices continued to increase to as much as 51.31 per gallon. In serveral states, the odd- even rationing plan established a means of supplying everyone an adequate amount of gasoline. Americans turned to walking, biking, carpooling, and using mass transportation systems to escape the prices. In addition to the energy crisis and the increasing rate of inflation, the United States faced another crisis when lranian students seized the Ll.S. Embassy in Tehran on November 3, 1979. These demonstrators captured 60 hostages in an attempt to demands of wanting to try the Shah for his past military actions during his rule in Iran. Khomeini also claimed the hostages would be tried for espionage if the Shah was not returned. The Shah volunteered to leave the Ll.S., but not to return to lran. Several countries, except Egypt and Panama, would not allow the Shah asylum, saying it was a threat to world peace. By Thanksgiving only 10 hostages were released, as the ordeal grew dimmer, the Ll.S. and the Llnited Nation's Security Council denounced lran's actions in keeping the captives. In mid-December, the Shah left the Ll.S. and travelled to Panama in hopes of lessening the pressure placed on America, influence the U.S. to return the deposed Shah however, no reaction occurred in Iran. Later the of lran to their country. Shah Reza Pahlavi was World Court met to try to find an end to the receiving cancer treatments at a New York City crisis. hospital during his exile when the situation arose. According to recent Gallup polls, the way President Carter handles the Iran crisis may President Carter announced a Ll.S. cut-back determine the outcome of the 1980 Presidential and eventual cut-off of buying oil directly from Election. The incumbent faces the challenge Iran if the hostages were not released. Later he against Democrats Edward Kennedy and Jerry froze all Iranian assets in American banks. But Brown. Republicans John Connally, Howard under the leadership of Ayatollah Khomeini, a Baker, and Ronald Reagan also announced their religious fanatic, lran stood firm in their Candidacy. ll Ill I3 ' .Y .. . 1 The new Cass County Building established a place from which government agencies operate. At the end of the 36th day, anti-American demonstrators gather by torchlight outside the US Embassy in Tehran. S dent Life tx 'X 'F' n I lr, blaiu A 'I