Iran offers hostage transfer condition to U S pledge
Iranian President Bani Sadr suggested transferring the 50 American hostages to Iran's government if the United States pledges not to oppose Iran and refrains from hostile acts until the new Parliament decides. Carter paused new sanctions while weighing the proposal as Khomeini urged patience and kept the fate of the captives tied to the upcoming Parliament.
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Creativity and politics mix at congressional hearing
An opera star says artistic creativity mirrors America as the atom bomb faces a congressional committee. The note is part of a broader section listing Page 4B items and other news highlights.
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Index Inflation Impacts Savings in Final Years
A compact note explains how inflation erodes buying power and reduces the value of assets before they are passed on. The point underscores the need to plan for rising costs and shifting worth as time progresses.
First shutdown in 14 years halts New York transit
The largest U.S. bus and subway system stopped as 35 000 transit workers walked out in a 14 year absence, delaying millions of commuters. Long Island Rail Road also struck over pay. Police reported light traffic in many areas as people sought alternative travel. Schools closed on a Jewish holiday. Boats and helicopters ferried workers to Wall Street. Conrail trains saw tripling crowds as rush hour unfolded across the metro area.
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Poisoned foods at San Diego Safeway spark extortion plot
A cyanide poisoning scare at Safeway stores in La Jolla and Pacific Beach prompts police FBI and health agencies to hunt a suspect known as The Poison Gang. Shoppers remain wary as investigators test pickles and teriyaki sauce while the chain tightens security and public officials warn of further risks.
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Pregnant teen case tests unborn abuse limits in Iowa
Lisa, an unwed mother, harmed her unborn son with drugs alcohol and poor nutrition. The obstetrician alerted authorities, leading to the first known prenatal abuse charges in Iowa and emergency state custody. The court placed the infant in a state foster home as Lisa and Greg seek to prove their ability to care for him.
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