Hostages to return to U S Sunday from Wiesbaden
Freed American hostages plan to fly to the United States Sunday for reunions with families and rest at West Point after treatment. Officials noted varying mental and physical health, with some showing post traumatic stress symptoms and guilt about statements to Iran.
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Judge delivers verdict in Center Point police chief case
The suspended Center Point police chief and his brother in law face assault charges. verdict announced by the judge. The same edition notes All Iowa Fair Board reversing a loan driven decision and other local items across pages 2A and 5A.
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Child's witty definition of steam goes viral
A young student defines steam as water gone crazy with the heat, reflecting playful understanding of science. The remark highlights child insight into everyday phenomena, capturing a light moment that resonates with readers.
Inflation tops 12 percent in 1980 with housing costs lead
Washington AP reports consumer prices rose 12.4 percent in 1980, the second straight double digit year. Mortgage costs and transport led the rise while food climbed 10.1 percent. December CPI up 1.1 percent. real earnings fell 4.8 percent for 1980.
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Carter Trips Then Recovers During Plains Run
Former President Jimmy Carter tripped on a curb while jogging near his Plains Georgia home on a Friday morning. He fell and rolled but quickly regained his footing and resumed the run with wife Rosalynn, appearing uninjured at the Carter compound.
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Dessert: Creamed Hoosiers
Iowa City dinner at the Iowa River Power Company in Coralville featured Lute Olson and his Hawkeyes team in Indiana while Hoosiers were creamed by the team leader.
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Reagan vows not to renege on hostages deal Baker says
Senate Republican leader Howard Baker says President Reagan will not renege on lawful commitments from the Iran hostages release. Meese and Haig pledge the administration will carry out obligations under U.S. and international law while reviewing details. Carter urges Reagan to honor the negotiated bargain even as relations with Iran remain cautious.
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