Iran Says U S Ready to Meet Hostage Settlement Terms
Rajai told a Tehran news conference that the United States appears prepared to return the Shah’s wealth, unfreeze Iranian assets, drop lawsuits, and refrain from interfering in Iran’s internal affairs. The Majlis will decide the hostages fate, with debate postponed.
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Nation reports on new cancer treatment approach
The page cites TODAY Nation noting a new effective cancer treatment approach. It emphasizes optimism about medical progress and potential impact on patient care.
College group seeks 22.6 percent pay and benefits hike
The College Community Education Association demands a 22.6 percent salary and benefit increase in ongoing bargaining. Police officers, in talks with the city, fared no better than two other unions. A federal grand jury has questioned witnesses about alleged police brutality tied to a Prairieburg incident last November.
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Safire catalogs Carter circle enrichments on Page 8A
William Safire surveys how President Carter and his inner circle, including family and close allies, have benefited financially or personally. The piece outlines alleged connections and patterns of enrichment across the administration and its advisory network.
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Former White House Barber Comments on Presidential Hopefuls
A former White House barber weighs in on the current field of presidential hopefuls offering insights into campaign dynamics and candidate personas. The piece provides participant observations and context from a longtime insider perspective.
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Chilling insights on American foreign policy
The authors reveal troubling underpinnings of U S foreign policy and the hidden dynamics shaping international relations, offering stark observations about how power and diplomacy operate beyond polite discourse.
Talks stall in 11 year IBM antitrust case
Neither the Justice Department nor IBM will confirm settlement talks in the 11 year antitrust suit have ended, and both sides have not met since June 7, with no public statement on a resolution.
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Quiet Buck Stops Here at Wildlife Watering Hole
A humorous sign at a wildlife watering hole reads Quiet. The buck stops here. The caption notes playful wordplay on a politician’s famous line. Copyright information appears accompanying the sign.
China U.S. grain pact bids for up to eight million tons yearly
China and the United States signed a four year agreement to buy six to eight million tons of American grain annually at market prices with corn comprising about 15 to 20 percent. The accord allows China to purchase up to nine million tons in a year without prior notice, subject to Washington consultation for excess, and takes effect January.
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Candidates clash on hostage issue during 1980 debate
The 90 minute face to face debate between President Carter and Ronald Reagan is set for next Tuesday at 8 30 p m CST in Cleveland. Sponsored by the League of Women Voters the event follows heated claims over statements about the 52 American hostages in Iran with campaign aides noting timing not content. Carter in Miami and Reagan in the South debated pledges and policy while independent John Anderson toured Michigan.
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Broad agreement spans racial religious and ideological lines
A report notes general consensus across diverse groups on core issues. It emphasizes shared values over division, highlighting areas of convergence rather than polarizing debates.
Carter era Families conference urges practical measures
The White House Conference on Families identifies working conditions alcohol and drug abuse and tax discrimination against married couples as key issues. It ranks ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment 32nd, none on abortion or homosexual rights. The 250 page report advocates flexible schedules and family oriented policies, while avoiding controversial reforms.
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