Translations Blocked to Free 52 Hostages in Iran Deal
The United States and Iran near a final accord to free 52 American hostages with a three language translation hold up. Carter could announce before leaving office Tuesday. Reagan backs whatever deal Carter makes. Algerian mediators, doctors, and family groups await word as wording tweaks may delay a public release.
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United States
Iran
Carter
Ronald Reagan
White House
Algeria
Charles Percy
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U.S
Tehran
Algiers
West Germany
Associated Press
Louisa Kennedy
First Honey From My Father’s Bee Hive
Rosa recalls her father’s pioneering beekeeping in Princeton. He sought a suitable bee tree on a hillside near their cabin and crafted his own veil from screen wire a feed sack. The memory highlights his courage and resourcefulness in starting the hive.
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Mama
Bee Smokers and a Homegrown Honey Tale
A family recalls rolling bee smokers from old fabric to subdue wild bees. The father builds hive equipment, tends a dangerous apiary, and endures stings before becoming a skilled beekeeper. They eventually harvest honey enjoyed with Mama’s biscuits, reflecting a rustic home story.
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Mama
Daddy
Deal: Captives In Return For Assets
Washington officials said the hostage release hinges on a straight exchange: freeing the 52 captives in return for Iranian assets. Mondale put the assets at about 8 billion to 9.5 billion, with court jurisdiction on claims as the other remaining issue.
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Carter Administration
State Department
John Trattner
Walter F. Mondale
Tehran
Carter
Iran
U.S
Abc-Tv
Mondale
Trattner
Hostages May Leave Tehran By Tonight
The Iranian hostage negotiator said a final agreement with the United States would end the 14 month crisis and free 52 Americans. Officials cited delays in translating documents and anticipated a Sunday night or Monday night departure from Tehran.
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United States
Iran
Behzad Nabavi
Tehran
Nabavi
Washington
Algiers
U.S
New York
London
Britain
Algeria
West Germany
Weather outlook and brief note on seniors page 14
Monday brings mostly sunny skies with highs in the upper 40s then increasing clouds and a chance of rain or snow toward morning lows in the 30s. Tuesday may see snow with highs in the 30s. The National Weather Service forecasts partly cloudy conditions Wednesday to Thursday with highs in the 40s to low 50s and lows from the 20s to mid 30s. A daughter gains senior legislative seniority over her father. Mine safety has improved but not enough to satisfy all parties.
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