Iran warns hostages may be held forever
Iranian Foreign Minister Sadegh Ghotbzadeh warned the American hostages might be kept for ever if the United States refuses to extradite the shah. He urged other nations to avoid sanctions or risk Iran’s ire. Militants inside the U S Embassy told an American reporter they are willing to hold out for life to win extradition, awaiting Khomeini’s decision.
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United States
Iran
U.S
Editorial questions grain embargo remedies for farmers
The Gazette questions remedies offered over the grain embargo and its toll on farmers pockets. The Five Seasons Center reported a six month cash loss but officials deem it expected. The Iowa Conservation Commission director died of cancer. Gold jumped twenty five dollars an ounce to record European levels. Sleep researchers pursue answers to sleep mysteries.
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Five Seasons Center
Iowa Conservation Commission
Europe
Comets Top Minnesota Fillies as Bolin Breaks Record
Molly Bolin shattered her own mark Sunday afternoon as the Comets outscored the Minnesota Fillies. Friends of David Frost say Henry Kissinger is furious. Suzanne Somers feels overwhelmed by trouble with Ace Hardware Corp. Nude photos surface on page 5A.
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Suzanne Somers
David Frost
Henry Kissinger
Molly Bolin
Comets
Minnesota
Chuckle Says Boss Slips Up With Coat Rule
A humorous note describes a workplace moment when a boss forbids removing a coat in the office, highlighting awkward office dynamics and dry humor.
Iowa lawmakers open session face tight treasury and party clash
Iowa legislators convened for the 68th General Assembly amid calls for millions in new spending. GOP holds 56-44 in the House and 29-21 in the Senate. Leaders urged bipartisanship while debating reapportionment, tax indexing, and energy transportation and soil programs.
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Senate
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Roger Halvorson
Monona
Andre Kostelanetz Dies After Heart Attack in Haiti
World renowned conductor Andre Kostelanetz died in Haiti from a heart attack following pneumonia complications. He was 78 and had served as a longtime guest conductor of the New York Philharmonic since 1952. He conducted four San Francisco Symphony concerts over the holidays and was slated to lead the Philharmonic on February 9.
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UPI
Andre Kostelanetz
New York Philharmonic
Haiti
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Philharmonic
Mild January Sizzle Hits Iowa Campus
Students Clark Ott Janet Beall and Jay Richmond soak winter sun on the Iowa State campus in Ames. Mrs Harley Bruns of Cedar Rapids washes her car as the mild spell brings a 44 degree high Sunday in Cedar Rapids.
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Clark Ott
Janet Beall
Jay Richmond
Iowa State
Ames
Harley Bruns
Cedar Rapids
Mercury
U.N. Assembly Votes on Afghanistan Intervention Today
The United Nations General Assembly reconvened to vote on a draft resolution deploring the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan and urging withdrawal of foreign troops. Western Kabul sources estimate about 100000 Soviet troops in the country as Hafizullah Amin was deposed and replaced by Babrak Karmal.
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U.N. General Assembly
Afghanistan
U.N. Security Council
Hafizullah Amin
Amin
Babrak Karmal
Kabul
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