Algerians Deliver U S Iran Reply on Hostage Crisis
Algerian intermediaries in the Tehran hostage crisis handed the U S reply to Iran demanding 24 billion dollars. The Iranian side offered no immediate comment. The plan reportedly deposits about 12 billion of Iranian assets in escrow in a neutral country, likely Algeria, for release of the 52 hostages. President Carter called the proposals reasonable, with a deadline before Reagan's inauguration.
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Iran
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Washington
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Carter
United States
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Post
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Jordan
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Syria
Aleppo
Petra
Masharka
Roberts family marks 400 days of hostages in Marion
Marion residents continue the long countdown as the Roberts family keeps a daily reminder of the hostage crisis. The report notes the ongoing impact on the community and the unresolved situation.
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Marion
Christmas Legend student works on term paper during holidays
A legend linked to the Christmas season notes that a college student will work on his term paper during the holidays. The fragment mentions editorial and entertainment sections such as Movies and Scrabble amid a page titled AC 12A 7.
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Family Farm Finance
Scrabble US
New Year Resolutions From Cedar Rapids Residents
Cedar Rapids residents share New Year resolutions or refusals. Father Miller plans to feel good all 1981 by positive thinking after a quiet New Year’s Eve. Luvena Santon says she makes none, fearing broken promises. Mary Jo Smiley vows to quit past patterns and enjoy herself while Shelby Humbles aims to be perfect and lose 60 pounds after a prior 50-pound loss. Roger Dix describes reversing New Year’s Eve and Day to stay out of trouble.
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Western Drive
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Roger Dix
Westwood Drive
Iowa Farm Values Lead Nation in Farmland Worth
Iowa farmland and farm buildings are valued at 58 billion dollars, surpassing Texas at 57 billion. An Agriculture Department report shows Illinois third at 55.2 billion, with California and Minnesota following, while Iowa also posted the largest decade gain at 387 percent.
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California
Minnesota
Lounsberry
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