U.N. panel to investigate shah as Iran hostage deal advances
The United Nations forms a commission to probe Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi's grievances as part of a package to free 50 American hostages in Tehran. Waldheim delays naming members until Sunday, with a two week goal for the panel to report. Timing of hostage release remains unsettled and tied to the panel’s findings.
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Builders Fear Fed Rate Hike Ends Home Loans
Washington sources report builders and thrift institutions warn the Fed's sharp rate increase to curb inflation could end home loans and slow home building. January producer prices rose 1.6 percent, signaling rising wholesale inflation and prompting the Fed to act.
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Winter Snowstorm Fatal Crash Kills 28-Year-Old Man
The heaviest winter snowstorm left a 28-year-old North Olmsted man dead after the car he rode in skidded on a snow-covered road near Medina and hit a freight train. Driver William Alm survived with bruises after leaping clear. The incident occurred about 5:15 p.m. on County Road 24 in Lafayette Township. The car’s passenger Carl Gunter, 4424 Martin Dr., North Olmsted, died. Weather reports note five and a quarter inches of new snow since 7:30 a.m., with eighteen inches total this winter. Local agencies reported few accidents as roads remained mostly passable. The forecast calls for continued snow flurries with cold highs near 20.
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Heiden wins fifth event. Babilonia Gardner withdraw
Olympic speed skater Eric Heiden smashed the 5000 meter record by over 20 seconds to claim his second Winter Games gold. Heartbreak hit American pair Tai Babilonia and Randy Gardner when Gardner pulled a hip flexor in practice forcing withdrawal from the pairs competition and ending their bid for gold.
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