May earliest decision date on hostages in Tehran
A top Iranian official said the fate of the American hostages will not be decided by Iran's new Parliament until May at the earliest. The two rounds of elections for the Majlis will finish by April 3, with 50 hostages held at the U S Embassy in Tehran and Ayatollah Khomeini noting the parliament could decide, though a quick ruling is unlikely.
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Carter Reagan win NH primary signals GOP shift
In New Hampshire Carter and Reagan won big as Kennedy and Bush faltered. Carter beat Kennedy 49 to 38 while Reagan secured a 90 percent share in a seven man field. Bush vowed to wear Reagan down as Dole finished last. Kennedy pledges a later push toward Illinois New York and Pennsylvania. Carter officials temper expectations in Massachusetts.
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Final returns in primary in New Hampshire
CONCORD AP final returns show after 299 precincts reporting in the New Hampshire presidential primary. W marks the winner and S indicates write in votes. results reflect Tuesday's tally across constituencies.
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Crystal River plant shut down prompts NRC inspection
Crystal River Nuclear Power Plant near Tampa temporarily shut down after a problem prompted evacuation of staff. NRC inspectors from Atlanta head to Florida Gulf coast site to assess reactor building and safety conditions. NBC reports the incident on page 5A.
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Energy Dept predicts lower U S gasoline use amid higher prices
The Energy Department projects U S gasoline consumption will drop for the first time in seven years as drivers use more fuel efficient cars and prices rise. Heating oil use also falls with expected winter prices around 1 15 a gallon and overall 1980 petroleum demand seen at 17 6 million barrels daily, easing imports from 7 7 to 7 million bpd.
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