Iran says no hostage timetable amid release and probe talks
Iranian Foreign Minister Sadegh Ghotbzadeh in Athens said there is no timetable for releasing the American hostages or for starting an international commission to probe alleged U.S. crimes. He warned against Western powers pressuring smaller nations and noted Tehran’s procedures to form the commission before Tehran. He also implied a potential for release if Ayatollah Khomeini issues orders, while militants holding the hostages in the U S. Embassy say they will follow Khomeini if he orders liberation.
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Rock roll hopes meet March 2 deadline
Senator Roger Jepsen remains optimistic Rock will pass by March 2 as coverage notes a broader national energy and rationing debate. The entry also highlights a new Mississippi Valley Airlines plane launch and a Linn-Mar district fact finding between teachers and the school board. Sixty Iowa families testify on local problems with the economy and services.
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Child learns about allowances in early school lessons
The article notes that a basic lesson for young students is that other children receive allowances as part of learning about money, budgeting, and value. It emphasizes foundational financial literacy for learners.
Aossey Seeks End to Iran Hostage Crisis After Visit
Cedar Rapids brothers Joe and Bill Aossey returned from a 10 day Iran trip meeting President Bani Sadr. They said Iran wants to send Americans back soon but warned timing on hostage releases remains uncertain. Bill Aossey urged U S initiative to form an international tribunal for the shah’s regime.
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David Janssen dies at age 48 in Malibu
Hollywood AP reports actor David Janssen died at 48 after an apparent heart attack at his Malibu home. Stuart Whitman witnessed emergency crews and said Janssen had been revived briefly. Janssen had begun a new film project two days earlier. Born David Meyer in 1931, he starred in Richard Diamond, The Fugitive, and Harry O among other roles.
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Eight year old finds part of D B Cooper ransom cash
An eight year old boy uncovered three weathered twenty dollar bills along the Columbia River. FBI in Portland identified the notes by serial numbers but say the total amount remains unclear. The money is from the 1971 D B Cooper hijacking, and investigators plan to renew their search for Cooper or any remains.
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