Early hostage release rumors not justified
Washington reports say Carter administration sought to dampen speculation on a 52 hostage release in Tehran while NBC News cited a Moslem diplomat at the United Nations predicting a Sunday start. Officials had no confirmation. Mondale urged caution and the president warned against bitter disappointment if releases did not occur as hoped.
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May's Drug Stores Sold to Revco in Major Expansion
May's Drug Stores, including six Cedar Rapids locations, are sold by Lucky to Revco D.S. of Twinsburg Ohio, expanding Revco toward 1 400 stores. The sale closes in early November with ongoing operations and staff. May's will initially keep its name with Revco considering a change after year start.
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McHenry Says Iran Ready for Release of Hostages
UPI reports U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Donald McHenry suggested the 52 American hostages in Iran may be freed soon though no formal talks have occurred. He cited Iran’s readiness and elections as factors, cautioned the Iran Iraq war could delay release, and noted potential release of $400 million in equipment held at McGuire Air Force Base.
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Powerful earthquake rocks Mexico killing at least 65
A strong quake struck south central Mexico causing widespread destruction in Oaxaca notably Huajapan de Leon where a market, church and town hall collapsed. In Mexico City six fatalities occurred as buildings swayed and gas lines ruptured.
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