Red Cross officials visit the hostages in Tehran
Two International Red Cross representatives entered the occupied U.S. Embassy in Tehran to visit American hostages and assess their health. The team remained inside with Iranian officials and a health minister, as envoys from Europe and Japan awaited the outcome of the visit. The Red Cross planned to report its health assessment to both Iranian and U.S. governments.
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Red Cross
U.S
Harald Schmid de Gruneck
International Committee of the Red Cross
Bernard Liebeskind
Mousa Zargar
Hojjatoleslam Mohammad Ali Khamenei
Red Lion and
Sun
Mansour Shamsa
Abolhassan Bani Sadr
Sadegh Ghobzadeh
Japan
Britain
Italy
Blegium
Holland
European Economic Community
Bani-Sadr
Probe fins park purchase status for Cuyahoga Valley
The National Park Service faces a critiqued land buy in the Cleveland Akron Cuyahoga Valley project. A month long Cleveland Press investigation charges ill defined and contradictory planning with over 42 million taxpayer dollars spent on land value and a 60 percent completion level. A formal priority acquisitions plan was never created despite congressional order. many landowners remain unsure of future government actions.
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Cleveland
UPI
National Park Service
Akron
Cuyahoga Valley National Recreation Area
Cleveland Press
Congress
Taxpayers urged to file by deadline with extension options
Northern Ohio IRS data shows 18 of 25 wage earners have filed 1979 federal returns. seven must meet Tuesday midnight deadline. Form 4868 offers June 15 reprieve if filed by Tuesday. pay 90 percent estimated tax to avoid 5 percent penalty. IRS official Rollie Woods cites 1.3 million refunds and 2.5 million returns expected in 47 counties. Elyria Post Office to handle last minute filings Tuesday night at multiple locations.
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Ohio
Uncle Sam
Lorain
IRS
Broadway
Rollie Woods
Cleveland
Woods
Elyria
Michael J. Lotko Jr
North Ridgeville
Abbe Road
Family returns stunned by vandalism rampage
Ernest and Violet Brannon and their three children lost nearly all belongings when intruders struck their home at 330 Ninth St while the family visited relatives in Kentucky over Easter. Items from 25 Ninth St. appeared in a nearby attic, prompting police to arrest a 16 year old runaway from Mohican Youth Camp with rifles and knives found there. Two teens are being questioned. The Brannon family, with no renter's insurance, faced shock when the incident was discovered Friday.
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Violet Brannon
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Kentucky
Brannon
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Ohio Youth Commission
Elyria
C.B
General Motors
Likely Showers Tonight Then Again Tuesday
Showers likely tonight with lows from the upper 20s to low 40s and a 60 percent chance of precipitation. Tuesday brings mostly cloudy skies with a 40 percent chance of showers and highs in the mid to upper 40s. Southwest winds 15 to 25 mph. Sunrise 5 50 a.m. Sunset 7 06 p.m. Details on Page B-5.
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