Iran hostage talks yield mixed signals amid standoff
An Iranian militant Habib said hostages in the U S Embassy would be freed only if Ayatollah Khomeini orders it. Rep George Hansen pressed for transparency on hostage numbers as Iran warned of trials if the U S blocks Iran economically. Clashing voices from Washington and Tehran highlighted ongoing stalemate and uncertainty.
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Court Clears Way to Deport Iranian Students
An appeals court ruled President Carter’s Nov. 10 order targeting Iranians for immigration checks constitutional. Six Iranian students in Iowa and Nebraska were ordered to leave. all agreed to depart. The ruling boosts push for sanctions at the United Nations and signals ongoing policy-driven foreign actions.
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Family farms face corporate infiltration in the 1970s
The article notes that corporate farms and foreign investors challenged the traditional family farm in the 1970s while a farmer and his son remained the backbone of agriculture. Additional items report 386 recommended state government changes and Linn County compensation board adjustments to the county attorney salary while other elected official pay remains as proposed.
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Police renew appeal in Michelle Martinho murder
Police renew their appeal for public help in solving the murder of Michelle Martinho. The item notes ongoing investigation and asks for tips from readers to advance the case.
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Guardsmen battle fire in Kansas City amid arson probe
National Guardsmen manned 15 fire stations in Kansas City as arson investigators probed a $5.5 million apartment complex fire that forced a nearby nursing home evacuation. Seven investigators pursued the cause while firefighters faced sickouts in a city labor dispute.
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Afghan Guerrillas Resist Soviet Backed Change In Kabul
Dozens of Afghan guerrillas and supporters of Hafizullah Amin fought on in Kabul as Soviet forces moved to stabilize control after Amin’s overthrow. Babrak Karmal faced purges, while Moscow acknowledged its military role. U S Britain and West Germany condemned intervention and reported clashes near the Soviet embassy and Radio Kabul.
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