Homecoming of American hostages sparks nation wide joy
About 200000 people welcomed back the American hostages at Stewart Airport and along the 17 mile bus route to West Point. Freedom One landed at 2 54 pm EST and the returnees faced hugs, tears and a private reunion with families before a Washington visit.
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Nation and Nation's Auto Losses Inclusive of 1980 Deficit
The Nation reports automobile industry losses predicted with a 1980 deficit reaching a record 4.2 billion despite a potential GM profit. Analysts note GM survived the onslaught in good order as its sales decline lagged behind other U.S. automakers. The piece frames auto sector vitality amid devastation and predicts continued quarterly losses for rivals.
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Recital Draws Ovation as Kennedy Wins Roses in Boston
Joan Kennedy received a standing ovation at a 15 minute recital of Prokofiev Peter and the Wolf during a Boston Symphony benefit at the Colonnade Hotel. She wore a smile as roses wired by her estranged husband Sen Edward Kennedy were presented. She plans to study for a master's in music at Leslie College in Cambridge this fall.
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Millions expect less from Washington under Reagan policy
The Christian Science Monitor reports that millions of Americans will see smaller federal benefits and tighter entitlements as President Reagan and Budget Director Stockman plan cuts. Congress faces pressure to approve reductions, with debates over timing and scope of welfare and tax changes amid a tightened budget outlook.
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Begin plans 3,000 West Bank settlers as election nears
The Begin government seeks to add 3,000 settlers to West Bank outposts before voting in about four months, plus 500 to 600 new apartments across settlements. Some 200 settlers protest by seeking permanent housing near Jerusalem. The report cites Haaretz.
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