Reagan Warns Terrorists Of Limits Of Patience
President Reagan saluted 52 freed hostages in a White House ceremony on the South Lawn, vowing swift and effective retribution against any future hostage takings. He urged unity and expressed pride in the captives' endurance as thousands cheered along Pennsylvania Avenue.
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Weather and notices from Wednesday forecast
Partly cloudy today into Thursday with a chance of hail storms in the north highs in the 30s to 40s and lows in the 20s. The National Weather Service extends the outlook to Thursday night through Saturday with cooler days in the mid 30s to mid 40s and overnight lows in the 20s. Bruce Ambrose resigns from the prosecutor s office. A warning strike by Polish workers. Iran power struggle and unity shown by Islam nations. Northfork extends win streak over Princeton in sports.
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Former Captives Thank Support Network At Conference
WEST POINT AP Former hostages voiced gratitude to those who prayed waited and died in the rescue effort. Bruce Laingen said 52 Americans are proud free and happy, thanking schoolchildren and many governments and recalling an August Valentine from a California girl. Forty one participated in the first mass press conference since release.
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Texas
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Oil Decontrol Expected Lifting of Oil Price Controls
President Reagan is poised to end remaining oil price controls, a White House official said. The move could raise gasoline prices by up to 12 cents a gallon and add about $7 billion in tax revenue from oil companies. The timing was delayed as hostages freed from Iran arrived in Washington.
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Passenger Ship Sinks in Java Sea Disaster
The Tampomas 2 burned and sank in the Java Sea off Indonesia as 570 people were reported missing and feared drowned. Of 1,136 aboard, 566 were rescued while 570 remained unaccounted for amid rough seas and limited search with 11 navy vessels.
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Judge Dismisses Some Charges Against Garwood
A military judge dismissed three charges against Marine Pfc. Robert Garwood including desertion, while leaving two charges such as collaboration with North Vietnam intact. Switzer cited insufficient evidence to prove guilt beyond a reasonable doubt but expressed sympathy for the accused.
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