Return of the 52 hostages reshapes U S outlook on Iran
Thousands greet released hostages on the White House lawn as President Reagan urges limits to patience amid warnings of potential retaliation. Families and officials, including Haig and Weinberger, celebrate a staged homecoming that signals broader shifts in U S foreign policy and the enduring psychological toll of captivity.
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Donovan OK expected as labor secretary nominee
Raymond Donovan faced Senate confirmation scrutiny amid denials of wrongdoing and vows to stamp out alleged misconduct by his firm Schiavone Construction Co. FBI officials said they could not verify the charges. committee members noted Donovan’s cooperation and anticipated quick Senate approval.
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Carter backs Reagan on handling terrorists during vacation
Former President Carter, Rosalynn, Amy and Chip arrived in Cruz Bay Virgin Islands for a two week stay at Cinaamon Bay. He supported Reagan's threat of swift retaliation against hostage takers and said he would have acted similarly. Carter doubted why captors released hostages before the November election and questioned the timing.
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Local News Is Yours in Sunday's Herald American
Sunday edition of the Herald American Post-Standard highlights community updates, features, and brief notices across the city. Readers are invited to explore local events, services, and upcoming activities reported in the paper.
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Garwood judge upholds desertion dismissal in court ruling
CAMP LEJEUNE North Carolina A military judge Colonel R E Switzer refused to reverse his ruling clearing former Marine Robert Garwood of wartime desertion and one maltreatment charge while keeping the collaboration with the enemy accusation. The judge said the law and evidence supported the not guilty finding on the desertion counts and dismissed the remaining charges. He defended his standard of review as correct despite prosecutors argument that it was too lenient. Garwood spent 34 years as a POW after vanishing near Da Nang in 1963 amid accusations from former POWs that he aligned with the enemy.
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Carey and Flacke discuss toxic waste policy at forum
The leaders push full public hearings for waste siting and high tech disposal, pledge to work with citizens for safe environments, and stress transportation of hazardous waste as a key concern. Carey rejects federal help and freezes revenue sharing while addressing bottle bill, welfare costs, and Tripoli landfill litigation.
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