Radio tapes delivered to embassy hostages for Super Bowl airing
A KMPC reporter handed taped of the Steelers 31 19 Rams game through Tehran embassy gates for the hostage group on day 79 of captivity. The exchange followed assurances the militants would hear the game. Nearby Iranians watched as the tape was relayed by phone from Los Angeles.
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Associated Press
U.S
Alex Paen
KMPC
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh Steelers
Los Angeles Rams
Paen
Embassy
Tehran
United States
Iran
Sadegh Ghotbzadeh
Afghanistan
Ghotbzadeh
Pars
Kremlin
U.N
Kurt Waldheim
New Delhi
India
Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi
Panama
Kuwait
Tehran Radio
Tito's condition good after leg amputation in Yugoslavia
President Tito, 87, remained in good condition after Sunday's second operation in eight days to remove a gangrene threat from an arterial blockage in his left leg. Doctors reported normal pulse, blood pressure, and temperature as Belgrade and surrounding areas watched closely.
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Stephen H. Miller
Associated Press
Belgradf
Yugoslavia
Josip Broz Tito
Tito
Belgrade
Kremlin
Zagreb
Afghanistan
Bonn
West German
Defense Ministry
Europe
Warsaw Pact
Borba
Ljubljana
Kabul
Prensa Latina
Pakistan
Huang Hua
Mohammed Zia ul-Haq
Huang
Tragic Grandstand Collapse in Colombia Kills 162
In Sincelejo 162 died as a crowded wooden grandstand collapsed at a bullring after heavy rains softened ground. About 500 spectators were injured, 3,000 in the affected sections, with many found impaled or trampled as emergency services scrambled to treat victims and relocate the wounded.
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Tom Wells
Associated Press
Sincelejo
Colombia
Eduardo Ruiz
Corozal
Cerete
Sampues
Alfonso Jaramillo
Bogota
Caribbean
Sucre
Lang case refused by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court refused to take up the Lang case for a second time, leaving Donald Lang a 36 year old Chicago deaf mute in custody as he awaits trial for a 1971 murder. Lang cannot sign or read lips and has been ruled unfit for trial, with hearings to resume in state court years from resolution. The decision follows prior refusals by the high court and Illinois justices, extending the legal limbo.
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Richard Carelli
Associated Press
Washington
Supreme Court Today
Donald Lang
Chicago
Lang
Illinois
Illinois Supreme Court
Illinois Attorney General's Office
Burger pays tribute to Justice Douglas
Chief Justice Warren E. Burger eulogized Justice William O. Douglas from the bench at the start of the session. He praised Douglas for his lifelong commitment to humanitarian causes and noted their strong comradeship despite differences on the court. Douglas died at 81 after illness and hospital admission on Christmas Eve.
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Washington
U.S
Warren E. Burger
William O. Douglas
Burger
Douglas
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Drug helps kill heroin addiction breakthrough at Yale
Yale University researchers report clonidine hydrochloride a blood pressure drug can suppress withdrawal symptoms and, in two weeks, eliminate physical addiction to heroin and other opiates. Dr. Mark S. Gold calls it a major step, noting high success but cautions re addiction relapse due to emotional and environmental pressures.
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Sandra L. Balmer
Associated Press
Chicago
Yale University
Journal of the
American Medical Association
Mark S. Gold
Gold
Fair Oaks Hospital
Summit
N.J
City Council Faces Pay Gap and Part Time Jobs
Cleveland City Council members earn about $18 000 yearly and many struggle financially. Council President George L Forbes urges resumes to help members secure part time work amid hours spent on committee meetings.
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Cleveland
George L. Forbes
Forbes
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