U S and Iran may agree on hostage release plan
Associated Press reports a plan to free the U S hostages before or with a U N inquiry into the shah s regime. Iran s president says hostages could be freed in 48 hours if the U S accepts all conditions. U S officials caution optimism.
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Associated Press
Sean MacBride
Ireland
United States
U.S
Shah
Iran
Abdolhassan Bani-Sadr
Tehran
Washington
Bani-Sadr
White House
Jody Powell
Carter
U.N
MacBride
Commission
Abolhassan Bani Sadr
Carter backs grievance panel to free U S hostages
President Carter endorses an international commission to probe Iran's grievances against the Shah and the United States as a path to freeing about 50 American hostages. He cautioned against optimism, denied a breakthrough, and rejected Kennedy's critique while discussing possible neutral inquiries and conditions.
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Washington
Carter
Iran
United States
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Kennedy
U.S
Mohammad Reza Pahlavi
Kurt Waldheim
U.N
Sean MacBride
Ireland
Dublin
Associated Press
Representatives prepare for speaker blitz in Texas politics
In Austin 23 representatives met to plan against a potential bid to unseat Speaker Bill Clayton amid possible indictment. The group called the Uncommitted Independent Caucus could swell beyond 40 members, complicating any future speaker race.
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Austin
Texas
Bill Clayton
Blitz
Rep
Bill
Clayton
House
Bill Clements
Caraway
Gene Green
Pasadena
John Bryant
Dallas
Green
Johnny Bryant
Time's Relative Meaning in Everyday Life
A brief meditation on how time feels different by context. Two weeks away for leisure stretches differently than a two week commitment to health or routine, illustrating subjective perception of duration.
Hearts and Hearts in Literature and Legend
This excerpt surveys how hearts are portrayed across literature and myth, tracing symbolic meanings from St. Valentine’s legends to poets and playwrights. It notes the mismatch between romantic heart imagery and medical reality, and cites examples of heart symbolism in Shakespeare, Keats, Dickens, and Ambrose Bierce. It closes with myths about heart eating shaping courage and character.
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St. Valentine
Rome
Valentine
Christiaan Barnard
Shakespeare
Robert Louis Stevenson
Plautus
Elizabeth Barrett Browning
Mark Twain
Thackeray
Cervantes
Martin Luther
John Keats
Fanny Browne
G.J. Weyman
Rachel Lindsay
Dickens
Henry Leigh
Ambrose Bierce
Ingiald
Aunund
Snow White
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Houston
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