Iran delivers formal hostage reply in Algiers talks
The State Department said Iran handed its formal reply to U S negotiators in Algiers on the hostage crisis eve of an informal deadline. Officials described Iran's message as substantive and said Washington must evaluate whether it can resolve the remaining differences.
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Recallable suitcase tale and trustless marriage query
A collage of brief items notes a commercial gag about a tough suitcase, advice questions on marriage with no trust or intimacy, a GMC recall affecting 320000 1979 1980 models, and a span of local crime and politics reports across pages 5A to L1A. The slate includes a battered kindergartner burial, a veteran state senator citation, a Cedar Rapids Democrat's anti smoking move, and Iowa crop leadership.
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Cedar Rapids closes three elementary schools closer to reality
A Marion man is found guilty of felony involuntary manslaughter. The article notes focus on Cedar Rapids school closings and mentions a Marion man’s conviction in a separate case. It also points readers to music and entertainment briefs for the weekend on page 9B.
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One Good Thing About People Who Ignore You
A pithy reflection notes that those who overlook you avoid giving harmful guidance and instead spare you poor advice. The quotation emphasizes restraint and independence in judgment.
Cedar Rapids flood study eyes downtown development shift
A preliminary Cedar River floodway and flood plain study by DeWild Grant Beckert & Associates of Rock Rapids suggests changes that could ease downtown Cedar Rapids development. The report, tied to FIA, notes some downtown areas move out of the flood zones while First Street area becomes central to the floodway plan. The study, still under review by city state and FIA, reflects updated 100-year flood standards from the Corps of Engineers.
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Chrysler deal keeps Chrysler afloat with 400 million loan
Chrysler Corp gains a $400 million federal loan guarantee to avoid bankruptcy. Lee Iacocca calls the arrangement the wave of the future as the UAW concedes about 622 million in wages and benefits and bankers forgive roughly 350 million in loans.
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Haig clears Senate panel while Donovan delay looms
Secretary of State designate Alexander Haig wins Senate Foreign Relations Committee approval 15 to 2 amid criticism from Senator Tsongas. Labor Secretary nominee Donovan Van postponed as teamster and crime-linked dealings are probed. BellEducation Secretary nominee and Kirkpatrick U N ambassador hearings proceed. Smith Attorney General expected to win. Final cabinet confirmation later after Reagan transition.
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