Crash and outage cripple Garden City area briefly
A one vehicle crash near Fulton Street and 1st Avenue cut power to part of Garden City for about an hour. A burglary at Walls IGA Foodliner on 6th Street is linked by investigators to the outage but no suspects were yet identified. The store lost beer and meat valued around 140 dollars.
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Reagan Iraq hostages clash fuels swindle smear claim
In Los Angeles President elect Ronald Reagan denounces hostage captors as barbarians and rebuffs paying ransom while Iran’s Parliament speaker Rafsanjani blasts U.S. stance as a swindle and calls for return of funds. The 52 hostages remain in captivity on day 422.
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President Carter hurts collarbone while skiing at Camp David
President Carter suffered a broken left collarbone in a Saturday skiing accident at Camp David and was treated at Bethesda Naval Hospital before returning to the retreat. White House spokesman says he remains in some pain but not incapacitated and will wear a figure eight harness for six to eight weeks. Carter met Algerian diplomats at Camp David on Sunday.
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Carter press offers 13 steps to free Iran hostages
State Department documents reveal a mid November package proposing 13 steps in exchange for release of the 52 American hostages. The plan included freezing Shah assets in the United States, releasing 2.5 billion dollars in Iranian capital held by the NY Fed, and removing legal restrictions on 3 billion in Iranian assets abroad. Iran seeks all financial issues resolved before release while the U.S. wants freedom first. Negotiations through Algerian intermediaries continue as Carter sees no final decision yet.
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Space shuttle begins move to Cape Canaveral launch pad
The shuttle Columbia on an 314 mile rollout atop a crawler transporter started toward Launch Complex 39 A for a potential mid March liftoff. Officials warn delays could occur. the mission would reuse external tanks and boosters to cut costs, with launch costs rising beyond $100 million.
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Carter fractures left clavicle during skiing outing
Granum said President Carter fractured the medial left clavicle near the breastbone. The injury occurred during a Saturday ski outing, the second of the day, recalling a prior break from a 1940s Naval Academy jujitsu class. Carter, who runs and skis regularly, has managed activity during his presidency.
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Schlitz Smiles After Taste Test During Super Bowl XV Halftime
In New Orleans, Schlitz staged a 90 second nationally televised taste test against Budweiser during Super Bowl XV coverage. 46 of 100 Bud drinkers preferred Schlitz over Budweiser, according to Schlitz officials and independent auditors.
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