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Students stand guard at US Embassy Iranian students took over the Embassy Sunday Iranian students stand guard before the en trance of the United States Embassy in Tehran November as portrait of Ayatollah Kho meini and Arabwritten banners are on display UK industry having revolution UNBRIDGE England ReuterI Britain began its first industrial revolution in the 18th century Today its having second retrosixctive one thanks to specialist museums satisfying peoples curiosity about those earlier times that brought in the modern age Hundreds of thousands of Britons and many foreigners and Spread around the are visiting the countrys indu rial museums intently in specting their grimy ZOOyears old blast furnaces and steam engines The popularity of the mu scuins spread through the country where the industrial revolution was born flourished SNOWHUNGRY SALE CONTINUES TO SAT NOV 1079 BUY NOW DONT BE DISAPPOINTED the Gilson advantage and are still holding the staff hostage against the deportation of the former Shah of Iran from the United States AP Photo globe shows that quaintly antiquated 18thcentury machinery can be as fascinating as mossy castles and crumbling cathedrals and more relevant From these sites came to days worrying world with its high technology wars and its bitter richversuspoor politics that arose from the anger of Karl Marx and other early so cial reformers The centrepiece in Britains industrial archeology is the lronbridge Gorge Museum complex in this western English village It makes strong claim to being termed the industrial revolutions birthplace TO RS SELLING SERVICING IN BARRIE AND AREA FOR OVER 40 YEARS LiiiSTiN Argentine visitors spend more CAPE TOWN Reuter South African shopkeepers are rushing to learn Spanish to cash in on tourism boom created by big spenders from the other Side of the south Atlantic Ar gentines They disc0vered South Africa as vacation playground two yeais ago and Since have been coming here in record num bers The governments depart ment of tourism says Argentine visitors spend much more than the average tourist Spanish language agencies in Cape Town starting point for nearly all the Latin American visitors are doing booming business as shopkeepers find Se llabla Espanol sign in the window means plenty of extra trade Tourism department figures show that each Argentine vis itor spends $1275 well above the average of $804 dollars for other tourists The British at $589 and the Portuguese at 8564 are the most tightlisted total of 13997 Argentiiies toured South Africa last year More than 13600 already had arrived by June this year MAY REACH 33000 Johan fteitz deputy secretary of the tourism department predicts that the total will reach 35000 year within the next two years With Argentina by far South Africas fastest growing tourist source Aerolineas Argentinas recently added second weekly flight from Buenos Aires to ape Town and back South Af rican Airways also has iecklyflight Numerous charter flights from Argentina 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