Mixed Feelings From Former Hostages On Iran Policy
Former hostages and others weigh Reagan moves toward normal relations with Iran while cautioning that an arms for hostages trade could undermine counterterrorism. They urge a cautious return to diplomacy, recognizing Iran’s strategic importance and the need to avoid rewarding hostage-taking.
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Iran
Howard Goldberg
Associated Press
Tehran
Reagan
U.S
United States
Moorhead Kennedy Jr
Middle East
Laingen
Soviet Union
Persian Gulf
Richard Queen
State Department
Kennedy
Council On International Understanding
Congress
House
Thomas P. O'Neill
Barry Rosen
Brooklyn College
New York City
Kevin Hermening
Wisconsin
900 Dial It Service Spurs Popular Calls in 1980 Debut
Washington reports that Americans are paying 50 cents or more per call to hear sports scores mortgage rates pornographic messages and even President Reagan's weekly radio address via 900 Dial It Service from AT&T. The service debuted during the Carter Reagan debate, generated skewed results, and Reagan remains a user. A sample number 1 900 555 1212 can reveal available 900 numbers with a $1.90 charge for the full five minute address on Saturdays at 12 06 p.m. EST.
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Washington
Reagan
American Telephone & Telegraph
Jimmy Carter
Ronald Reagan
ABC
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