Iran Parliaments Debates Hostage Deal With Carter Deadline Near
Iran's parliament opened to debate two top priority bills regarding the 52 hostages as time runs out before Carter's deadline. Washington signals the US offered package would bind Reagan, who won't guarantee a blank check but may face a concluded deal if Newe funds move. Christopher remains in Algiers to push hostage release, now five days.
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Hijackers steal $1 million from armored van in Livonia
Detroit police search for three masked hijackers who abducted Anthony Ingrao 38 of Grosse Pointe after robbing an armored car at a Hostess bakery site in Livonia. The driver was found unharmed an hour later, handcuffed to the steering wheel, following an anonymous tip.
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Dolly Parton to star in Whorehouse film role controversy
Dolly Parton discusses her potential role as a madam in the film version of The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas. She says she will not be selling sex and that any love scenes with Burt Reynolds are modest. Parton emphasizes happiness and self-acceptance, noting the decision took over a year and that she prays and fasts before major choices.
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Auto industry national security plan calls for restraint deal
A Transportation Department report urges a negotiated restraint with Japan to curb auto imports as part of a broader recovery plan for the U.S. industry. It argues national security justifies limits until domestic automakers retool, with government management and labor all contributing. The plan contemplates a five year window, though specifics may vary.
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Italian government returns to hard line against Red Brigade
The Italian government under Prime Minister Forlani rejects bargaining with the Red Brigades over magistrate Giovann d Urso held since December 12, signaling a shift from a brief appeasement approach. The move gains support from opposition parties and the Socialists despite the rebels’ earlier calls and renewed violence in Rome and southern Italy.
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Italy faces crisis as Red Brigades push d Urso ransom plan
The article tracks a high tension episode in Italy after the kidnapping of d Urso by the Red Brigades. It notes Forlani and Craxi clashing over soft vs hard lines, Sandro Pertini’s unyielding stance, and the government’s Dec 28 concession attempt. It reports prison unrest at Trani, a Carabiniere general killed, and threats against officials tied to terrorist custody transfers. The Justice Ministry moves to strengthen protection with 900 bulletproof cars and $6.5 million in office fortifications.
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Nixon alone decides if White House tapes will be heard
Washington UPI report says former President Nixon will determine whether material from White House conversations with Alexander Haig is released to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. Haig’s Watergate ties are under scrutiny as he seeks confirmation as Secretary of State for Ronald Reagan. The committee chairman said the ball is in Nixon’s court and the next move rests with his lawyers.
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