Iran vote dim hopes hostages release amid hardline gains
Tehran radio reports 29 of 54 seats won by Islamic Republican Party hardliners in Iran's parliamentary vote. Independents and pro president reach 20 seats, plus small gains for Kurdish, National Front, and Bazargan factions. Beheshti says parliament to decide hostage fate. Shah's spleen surgery delayed amid cancer spread and weak condition in Panama City.
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Ambassador Escapes Guerrilla Holders From Colombian Embassy
Uruguayan Ambassador Fernando Gomez escaped the Dominican Republic Embassy in Bogota by lowering himself on bedsheets from a second story window. He was aided by police and taken to a military hospital with minor injuries after the makeshift rope broke.
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Court upholds Cleveland desegregation plan in schools
The Supreme Court, in a 6 to 3 decision, left in place a racial desegregation plan for Cleveland public schools that could require cross city bussing for about 52 000 students. The ruling upheld the plan despite a Cleveland Board of Education appeal and touched on related cases including Miranda warnings in psychiatric testing and parole calculation methods.
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Americans Split on Economy and International Focus in Public Opinion
A nationwide poll of 11,611 Americans shows 38.1 percent view the economy as the top issue while 35.6 percent cite international problems such as Afghanistan and Iran. A strong 68.7 percent believe the U S will meet its challenges and stay a superpower amid foreign affairs concerns.
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Gas prices seen rising slowly but not reaching two dollars
Standard Oil Ohio chairman Alton W. Whitehouse says he bets gasoline will not hit two dollars a gallon by year end though prices will keep rising after a recent three cent cut by Sohio.
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Engine failure blamed for Warsaw Ilyushin crash
Airport sources say a turbofan fragment was found near Wlochy eight miles from Warsaw airport, supporting reports of an engine failure minutes before the Ilyushin 62 crash that killed 87 aboard including 22 U S boxing squad members. Witnesses heard an explosion seconds before impact.
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Bodies Recovered of Two Air Force Crewmembers
Climbers in heavy snows retrieved the bodies of Maj. George M. Bourque of Biddeford Maine and Capt. Brad A. Logan of Newfoundland Pennsylvania after a Phantom jet crashed on Mount San Miguel during a training mission on Thursday.
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