Hostage release near amid Iran crisis and protests
The Elyria Chronicle Telegram reports progress on hostage release as Iran reels from militant demands over Shah’s return. Norman Forer of the University of Kansas led the American delegation while Ayatollah Khomeini backs a non compromise stance and Iran’s Revolutionary Council tightens control amid political maneuvering. Waldheim and the Carter administration seek hostages handed over to an international commission once a report is issued.
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Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi
Iran
Norman Forer
University of Kansas
Shah Forer
Bani
Minachi
Ran Sadr
United States
Ayatollah
Hadollah Khoreini
Bani Sadr
Khomeini
Tehran
Revolutionary Council
Waldheim
Giant 450-Pound Giant Squid On Display At New England Aquarium
A 450 pound giant squid with seven foot long tentacles washed ashore at Plum Island and is now on display at the New England Aquarium. Harvard and Smithsonian scientists are preserving the specimen, which may be sent to Harvard's Museum of Comparative Zoology after about three weeks.
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Clyde Ropper
Smithsonian Institution
Washington, D.C
Carla Linder
New England Aquarium
Boston
Plumb Island
Newburyport
Mass
UPL
Nemo
Ahab
Aquarium
Parker River National Wildlife Refuge
Plum Island
Rosalind Rideway
New England
Harvard
Museum of Comparative Zoology
Fourth courtroom eyed in county remodeling plan
The Common Pleas Court may gain a fourth courtroom as architects review the 100-year-old courthouse. Judge Adrian F. Bedeski and Lorain architect Jack Clark conducted an attic to basement survey, with a preliminary report due by March 1. A visiting judge and a potential extra full-time judge after the 1980 census drive the need, financed by notes retired over five years.
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Common Pleas Court
Adrian F. Bedeski
Lorain
Jack Clark
Clark
General Division
Bedeski
Floyd D. Harris
Dominick A.dellisanti
No evidence Bayh linked to bribe probe
Washington The Senate Ethics Committee chair reports the Justice Department found no basis for an ethics inquiry into Sen Birch Bayh. The panel opened a preliminary review amid other bribery probes involving Sen Howard Cannon and Sen Harrison Williams. Heymann later said Bayh has no evidence of wrongdoing.
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D-Nev
Sen
Harrison Williams
D-N.j
Howell Heflin
D-Ala
Philip Heymann
Bayh
Cannon
Heymann
Heflin
Senate Ethics Committee
Len Bayh
Birch Bayh
FBI
Teamsters Union
Williams
Congress
HEP
Charles Bennet
House Ethics Committee
Justice Department
Investigations Expand as Ethics Panels Probe Scandal
The House and Senate ethics committees push ahead with independent probes. The House targets Kelly, Reps Murphy, Frank, Lone Thompson, Jennette, Lederer, Myers, and Martha. The Senate focuses on Sen Williams and Sen Cannon amid FBI bribery ties. Bennett seeks DOJ cooperation and FBI tapes. Heflin warns of possible DOJ evidence withholding.
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Heymann
Senate
House Ethics Committees
Carter Prays Daily for Hostages and Khomeini
President Carter told the National Prayer Breakfast he prays every day for Aya tollah Khomeini and the militants holding 50 Americans in Iran, and for the hostages as innocents. He urged 3,000 attendees to list their own challenges and thank God for them, praying for those they oppose.
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Washington
Carter
Ayatollah
Ruhollah Khomeini
Iran
Ayatollah Khomeini
Congress
Grandchildren Need Protection From Accidental Poisoning
New York report from the Council on Family Health warns grandparents unintentionally risk grandchildren through accessible medicines and household substances. It urges child resistant packaging, avoiding taking medicines in front of children, and considering visiting grandchildren when purchasing hazardous items.
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New York
UPI
Council On Family Health
Council
Grandma
OEA near bankruptcy prompts special meeting in Ohio
The 80,000 member Ohio Education Association faces bankruptcy with a 4 million dollar debt including loans of 830,000 and 1.9 million and a 547,000 mortgage on its Columbus headquarters. The Columbus Education Association and president John E. Grossman will call a special OFA Representative Assembly to address finances.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio Education Association
Scripps-Howard
Columbus Education Association
John E. Grossman
OFA
OEA
Washington, D.C
Parkland Bought for $519000 Near Peninsula for National Park
A Summit County couple won 516000 for 42.49 acres on Hines Hill Road near Peninsula to join the Cuyahoga Valley National Recreation Area. The land had been condemned for park inclusion after Krejci sought 915000 and the Park Service offered 190000. A federal jury, in Judge Robert B. Krupansky's court, deliberated three hours after four days of testimony. The tract is among 39 acquired for the park between Cleveland and Akron.
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Cleveland
UPI
Summit County
Hines Hill Road
Peninsula
Cuyahoga Valley National
National Park Service
John Krejei
Jane
Krejci
Robert B. Krupansky
Akron
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Ohio Lottery
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Ferguson
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