Hostages Could Be Freed in 48 Hours If Carter Accepts Plan
Iran's Bani Sadr says the plan approved by Khomeini and presented to Carter could free the 50 American hostages within 48 hours if the United States accepts it. U.N. officials weighed an international inquiry commission as part of the arrangement, with mixed expectations on timing.
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Abolhassan Bani Sadr
Carter
Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini
U.N
International Commission of Inquiry
Rudolf Stajduhar
New York
Bani-Sadr
Rai
Khomeini
Bani Sadr
Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi
America
Iran
United States
Washington
Post influenza illness threat to youngsters
Cedar Rapids mother describes her 9 year old son Casey Smith who died of Reye's Syndrome amid an Iowa City hospital cluster. Doctors note cases rise during influenza B activity and warn that no cure exists while risk remains unpredictable for children.
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Casey Smith
Joan Smith
Reye
Cedar Rapids
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Barry Bergen
Casey
Kenneth Anderson
Laverne Wintermeyer
Iowa Department of Health
Wintermeyer
Bergen
Reye’s
Key Cyclone decision ahead of K State game
Brief notes from today’s paper highlight a decisive move by the Cyclone players before facing the Kansas State Wildcats on Wednesday night. The rest of the page lists diverse items from ICC delays and local crime to industry and city updates.
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Carter
Sen
Edward Kennedy
Cyclone
Kansas State Wildcats
Surplus items head to Des Moines fairground sale
Iowa's surplus property division lists diverse offerings from riverboats to a water purification system and a military tank retriever as examples of unusual state assets. The items go on display in Des Moines and are available to city or county governments through a state surplus sale.
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Des Moines
Tom Roller
Iowa Department of General Services
Iowa State University
Anything Goes Singing Telegrams Arrive in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids entrepreneurs Sean McDonough and Barbara Grant promote Anything Goes, a singing telegram service. Packages start at 2.50 for a love poem read by phone, 3.50 for a sung poem, 5 for a song, candy, and a rose, with full telegrams available across the metro area.
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Mary Taylor
Cedar Rapids
Sean McDonough
Barbara Grant
Mary
Jubilee Lanes
McDonough
Grant
Bruce
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