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...Ukrainian Catholic faith. He blew out the votive flame that had been lit on the 100th day of his captivity, and wept when the priest read the Sermon on the Mount. Metrinko now plans to retreat to a cabin deep in the woods for a few weeks. The hideaway has no phone or TV, but, he says "there's a wonderful fireplace, and I'm going to spend my time chopping a lot of wood to keep the fire going...
...difference on Nov. 4 was that Khomeini was not a potential rescuer but the spiritual force behind the attack. Two weeks earlier, disregarding State Department warnings of certain reprisal by the Iranians, President Carter had permitted the ailing Shah to enter the U.S. from his temporary hideaway in Mexico to be treated for lymphatic cancer in a New York City hospital. The Ayatullah, then 79, a Muslim mystic and fundamentalist who despised the West and held the U.S. in special hatred for its long support of the Shah, had flown into a pious rage. At his headquarters in the holy...
...Pacific Ocean, about 100 miles northwest of Los Angeles. The Reagans raise a few cattle on the isolated spread they bought six years ago, but they use it mainly, and eagerly, as a retreat. And so jealously do they guard their privacy that few outsiders have seen their hideaway. As he looked forward to his Inaugural, the President-elect allowed TIME Washington Bureau Chief Robert Ajemian to spend two days with him at the ranch and to observe the unpretentious and invigorating life that he leads there...
...calls offering TV and movie deals for Cunningham's story. Some 60 top executive positions had been offered, Sheehy said, including the directorship of a Harvard Business School study of women in the executive suite. Cunningham was reported to be holed up in Agee's private Idaho hideaway, or walking the beach in California, or at home in Bloomfield, Mich...
...Nazis in a Dutch attic during World War II was so poignantly recorded in his daughter's world-famous diary; in Basel, Switzerland. Only Frank survived the family's concentration camp imprisonment. In later years he founded the Anne Frank Foundation, which reconstructed the family's hideaway as a museum and converted the rest of the building into an international youth center...