First steps of freedom bring smiles from hostages
In Algiers 52 Americans freed from Iran walk from the jet under lights after 444 days in captivity. Bruce Laingen leads with a victory sign as Kathryn Koob and Elizabeth Swift step out among diplomats and Marines. Reporter notes emotional scenes, yellow ribbons, and plans for readjustment in Wiesbaden.
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Algerian role in crisis aids relations with U S
Algerian diplomats work to mend ties with the United States amid ongoing hostage crisis. Foreign Minister Mohamed Benyahia oversaw mediation, meeting late with US Deputy Secretary of State Warren M Christopher to seek a breakthrough. The article notes Algeria’s influence on oil and gas trade and its stance on the Polisario Front conflict in the region.
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Pope praises American hostages release in Tehran
Vatican City AP reports Pope John Paul I expressed fervent and deep satisfaction over the yesterday release of 52 American hostages held in Tehran for over 14 months. The crowd of 7,000 at St. Peter's applauded as he spoke during the weekly audience.
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