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*[[Soyuz T-3]] was launched by the Soviet Union and was the first Soyuz spacecraft with a three-member crew since the 1971 [[Soyuz 11]] disaster.<ref>"Soviet Spacecraft Carries Crew of 3 To Rendezvous With Orbiting Lab", The New York Times, November 29, 1980, pA7</ref> The team of [[Leonid Kizim]], [[Oleg Grigoryevich Makarov|Oleg Makarov]] and [[Gennady Strekalov]] docked with the [[Salyut 6]] space station in order to make repairs, and returned to Earth on December 11.
*In [[Tehran]], [[Iran Hostage Crisis|the 49 American hostages held captive at the U.S. Embassy]] were evacuated from the embassy grounds and turned over to the Iranian government. The other three hostages had been held at the Iranian Foreign Ministry for more than a year.<ref>"Tehran Militants Said to Hand Over Custody of Captives— Government Takes Control", The New York Times, November 28, 1980, pA1</ref>
*The situation comedy ''[[Bosom Buddies]]'', the first major role for actor [[Tom Hanks]], premiered in the U.S. on the ABC television network. Hanks and his co-star, [[Peter Scolari]]. The premise of the show, about two single men at an advertising agecncyagency "disguising themselves as women in order to live in the one apartment they could afford" in New York City required Hanks and Scolari to be "[[drag (clothing)|in drag]]" during the sequences when they were at home at an all-female hotel.
 
==November 28, 1980 (Friday)==