Militants impose new condition on handing over hostages
Militants holding the U S Embassy captives in Tehran demand that Iranians hear their message before the Revolutionary Council assumes custody of about 50 Americans. They also want appearance on TV and radio to explain their position, complicating moves to transfer hostages out of the embassy.
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Tehran
Revolutionary Council
Sadegh Ghotbzadeh
Tehran Radio
Iran
United States
Abolhassan Bani Sadr
Council
U.N. Investigative Commission On
Bani-Sadr
Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini
Bani- Sadr
Khomeini
U.N. Commission
Ghotbzadeh
U.N
Islamic Assembly
Halfsies cereal hopes ride on QOats push
A Quaker Oats launch named Halfsies is pitched as a potential hit amid mixed opinions on sugared cereals. The feature notes page 6C coverage and market prospects.
Gov Ray Signs Gift and Bribery Statute
Gov Robert Ray signed the gift and bribery statute despite it not meeting his expectations. Page 8A.
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Robert Ray
Maple syrup season tips in Satur day Gazette
Saturday Iowa may rival New England in maple syrup production. Save milk jugs and brace for tapping. Read practical how to do it in Satur day Gazette.
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Iowa
New England
Mothers Talk About Child Allergies Not Affected By Diet
In a light hearted comment on family life the question arises of what conversations mothers have when their children aren’t allergic to anything. The snippet ends with a copyright notice.
Fuel Leads Wholesale Price Jump February 1.5 Percent
UPI reports producer prices rose 1.5 percent in February as gasoline and fuel oil costs climbed at their fastest pace in six years. Excluding food, wholesale goods costs increased sharply with energy items driving the surge.
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Washington
UPI
Prime Rate Soars to 18 Percent in February Inflation Jump
The Labor Department reports a sharp wholesale price rise fueling consumer inflation fears. Gasoline and fuel oil surged 7.5 percent in February, with a 75 percent year over year increase, while the February wholesale index climbs 1.5 percent and signals no near relief.
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Carter
Labor Department
John Early
Congress
Joint Economic Committee
Jobless rate dips to 6 percent in February
The Labor Department reports February unemployment at 6 percent, down from 6.2 percent in January. Adults show little change while women improve to 5.7 percent and teen unemployment rises, with Black teens increasing to 37.9 percent and nonwhite rates easing to 11.5 percent.
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Washington
Labor Department
Department
Carter
TV power on kids shows they control watching choice
Washington AP reports Dr. Daniel Anderson of the University of Massachusetts finds children 1 to 5 years old are selective TV viewers. Most begin serious watching around ages 2 to 4, tune out or turn off when not interested, and watch with purpose rather than mindlessly.
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Washington
Daniel Anderson
University of Massachusetts In
Amherst
Anderson
When TV Cues Stimulate Preschoolers Attention
Researchers note preschoolers respond to women and children voices on TV, not men, and lose interest in nature films. They see female and peer voices as preludes to understandable content, while men’s voices signal abstract adult programs.
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