Iran hostage crisis threat prompts move offer
Iranian President Bam-Sadr warned that if the United States stops threatening Iran the Revolutionary Council would take custody of the American hostages until the new Parliament decides. The remark followed ambiguity over Ayatollah Khomeini’s comments criticizing Carter and backing the ousted shah.
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United Press International
Abolhassan Bam-Sadr
United States
Iran
Revolutionary Council
White House defers sanctions over Iran amid hostage talks
The White House defers further sanctions on Iran after Ba Sadr's remarks. Carter reportedly prepared retaliatory steps if hostages were not transferred. Jody Powell called the move a positive step but gave no clarity on complying with demands. Tehran Radio cites Bani Sadr and the Revolutionary Council weighing custody of hostages until Parliament decides.
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Bani-Sadr
Tehran
Washington
Carter
Iraq
Gasoline Shortage Ends as Prices May Drop Says Lundberg
UPI reports oil analyst Dan Lundberg declares no gasoline shortage in the United States and potential price relief at the pump if crude prices halt rises. DOE confirms no increase in maximum pump prices in Los Angeles area for the first time in five months as major refiners lift dealer allocations.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Dan Lundberg
Lundberg
Department of Energy
Shell
Mobil
Ashland claims breakthrough process boosts gasoline yield
Ashland Ou Inc reports a revolutionary method to turn residual fuel oil into gasoline, delivering more gas per barrel and saving crude oil. Chairman Orin Atkins says the process can meet supplies with 20 percent less crude or allow processing of heavier crude oil, but pump prices may not fall due to crude costs.
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Ashland, Ky
UPI
Ashland Ou! Inc
New York
Ashland
Orin Atkins
Atkins
Bonds sought for Abbe Rd 21 store shopping center
Lorain County Commissioners considered issuing 56 million in mortgage revenue bonds for a 21 store shopping center at Abbe Road and Route 254 in Sheffield Village with Kroger as the major tenant. The project would offer parking for 600 cars and 113,719 square feet of floor space.
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Lorain County
Abbe Road
Sheffield Village
Kroger
Owen Lavelle
Sheffield Center Associates
Akron
US coal exports could surge with Europe demand says Sawhill
Deputy Energy Secretary John Sawhill told the Mining and Reclamation Council that Western Europe’s growing need for reliable energy could lift US steam coal exports to 80 to 100 million tons annually by the late 1980s. He cited International Energy Agency plans to promote coal use and noted commitments from Tokyo summit participants to boost coal production and trade.
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Washington
UPI
John Sawhill
Europe
Sawhill
Mining and Reclamation Council
Moiday Energy Department
Paris
International Energy Agency
Tokyo
Dental charts seek identity for Cedar Point body
Sandusky police will compare the dental records of missing Ohio women including Judy Martins of Avon Lake Yvonne Reglar of Fairfax Park and another missing woman from Ashtabula with a badly decomposed body washed ashore at Cedar Point Beach. The charts will be sent to the Cuyahoga County Coroner's office for matching.
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Sandusky
Ohio
Judy Martins
Avon
Lake
Cedar Pont Beach
Yvonne Reglar
Fairview Park
Ashtabula
Cuyahoga County
Michigan coaches chase Bo Derek basketball myth
In Ann Arbor Michigan coaches John Orr and Bill Frieder chased a college basketball scoop about Bo Derek after a Chicago article praised a prep star Glen Rivers. Frieder admitted he did not know Bo Derek at first and only learned the name later from George Pomney during a road trip.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
UPI
John Orr
Bill Frieder
Michigan
Bo Derek
Chicago
Orr
Frieder
Northwestern University
Glen Rivers
Rivers
George Pomney
Ridgeville drops charges after Jaycees raid
North Ridgeville prosecutor John Musson says no charges will be filed against two residents cited in a raid at the Jaycees awards banquet. The raid at Melody Grove hall followed a letter to Liquor Control in Columbus referencing the 13th annual banquet as BYOB. Sue Hoffman of the state Liquor Control Department said the issue will not be pursued.
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North Ridgeville
John Musson
Jaycees
Musson
William McHenry
Melody Grove Hall
Sugar Ridge Road
Liquor Control
Columbus
Chronicle-Telegram
Byob
Sue Hoffman
Liquor Control Department
A Night at the Opera Package From Chronicle Telegram
The Met comes to Cleveland this spring with a CT and MACNEIL Ohio Motorist Assoc offer. For 35 dollars readers get a prime rib dinner at the Colony, a wine glass, 15 dollar main floor seats for Verdi's Aida at Public Auditorium, plus round trip bus from Midway Mall. Reservations due April 12, final April 19. late orders cost 150 more. Buses depart around 4:30 pm for Colony then to Public Auditorium for 7:30 curtain.
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Metropolitan Opera
Chronicle
Telegram
Met
Cleveland
C-T
Sheffield
MacNeil Ohio Motorist Assoc
The
Cleveland Automobile Club
Colony
Public Auditorium
Midway
Partly cloudy with mild temperatures this week
Partly cloudy tonight with lows in the mid 30s. Variable cloudiness Wednesday with scattered showers and highs from the low to mid 50s. The probability of precipitation is 10 percent tonight and 30 percent Wednesday. Winds variable around 10 mph tonight and east to southeast around 10 mph late tonight. High 54 degrees at 3 45 pm. Monday low 40 degrees at 1 am today. Details on Page AS.
No Turning Back at Route 20 Cemetery
A camden township scene shows a cemetery along Route 20 with a viewer questioning the point of retreat. The photo credit goes to Chic photographer John G. Kenney.
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Route 20
Camden Township
Chic
John G. Kenney
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