Reagan sworn in as 40th US president on West Front
Washington dispatch reports Ronald Reagan becomes the 40th president at noon in a Capitol West Front inaugural. He takes the oath on his mother Nellie’s Bible with monuments in view and faces a foreign crisis from Iran. Carter named as special envoy if hostages are released.
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Inaugural Day Mild Weather Forecast for Reagan Event
Tuesday forecast predicts sunny mild conditions with temperatures in the mid 40s for Ronald Reagan's inaugural festivities. Clouds are expected to roll in tonight bringing overnight lows around the mid 20s. See page 2 for details.
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Iran frees 52 U S hostages after 444 days
Iran releases 52 American captives after 444 days in captivity in exchange for about 8 billion dollars in Tehran's frozen assets. The hostages depart Tehran for Algiers on Algerian jetliners, then proceed to Wiesbaden for medical care as a hero’s welcome unfolds.
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Wiesbaden
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Coach Will Not Bow to Threats From Union Pressure
Darby Colwyn head coach Bill Collins defies the William Penn Education Association by continuing basketball activities amid threats and a volatile school board meeting. He reports late night calls, damaged car fears, and isolation from former colleagues, while pledging commitment to his players and season.
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Daily Times
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Teachers reject pleas to cease job actions
In Yeadon, William Penn Education Association members, including VP Vincent M Putinn, refused to resume supplemental duties without a contract as negotiations continue. Judge Bloom ordered back to work earlier, but the union insists on no extra duties until a collective agreement is reached. About 900 of the district's 2,930 secondary students walked out in protest.
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Three Tinicum cops sue FOP over suspensions
Three Tinicum township police officers Walter Davis Sylvester Walter and Jack Parker filed suit in Delaware County Court against Local 27 of the Fraternal Order of Police charging they were illegally suspended after reporting discrepancies in wages and timekeeping. The suit seeks immediate reinstatement and an injunction to bar further action.
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Preliminary hearing for Karne Miller continued
Karne Miller, 21, of Garrett Road, faces a Jan. 1 rape and murder charge in an 82 year old woman’s death. The preliminary hearing was continued to 8:30 a.m. January 29 before District Justice Albert Berardocco. Miller is held without bail in Delaware County Prison.
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