Bani Sadr denounces militants over Tehran embassy crisis
Iran's new president accuses the student militants of creating a government within a government as tensions rise after the arrest of Nasser Minachi. He warns such actions threaten law and order while U.S. hostages in the Tehran embassy remain a central concern as a possible UN probe evolves.
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U.S
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U.N
Iran
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Kayhan
Khomeini
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Kuwait
Washington
Detroit Shakes Over January Car Sales
The Detroit market reports January car sales as a shock to observers. A $7 million civil suit for creditors of Continental Mortgage Investment Co. goes to trial. Other items include a Luther College president stepping down and a Cedar Rapids junior high student barred from varsity sports under a state rule. Harold Crutchley plans retirement after farming 4,000 acres near Cedar Rapids. A New York dance company to visit city schools next week. A Gazette editor argues women should face equal dire choices as men.
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Harold Crutchley
IRS Auditor Snoops Santa on $20 Billion Gift Claim
An IRS auditor questions Santa Claus about a reported $20 billion gifts outlay last year. The humorous exchange plays on holiday budgeting and tax scrutiny.
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Santa Claus
ISU researchers announce absorption process for ethanol fuel
Iowa State University Ames Laboratory researchers describe a new absorption method to produce ethanol for gasohol. The process uses a silica-based absorbent to extract alcohol from corn mash without full evaporation, potentially replacing the traditional distillation step.
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Ames Lab
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Oulman
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Cronkite Plans CBS Exit By 1981 End
Walter Cronkite told CBS he intends to step down as evening news anchor by the end of his contract in November 1981. He wants to stay with the network but drop the daily deadline grind, eyeing specials, election coverage, and a possible half hour science show.
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Ray backs Baker for 1980 GOP nomination in Nashua
Governor Robert Ray endorsed Senator Howard Baker for the Republican presidential nomination saying he offers credibility and can unify the party. The Des Moines governor, who had avoided earlier pledges, announced Baker as his favorite while in Nashua New Hampshire and planned campaign events with Baker in New Hampshire ahead of the February 26 primary.
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