U.S. denies fracas amid hostage transfer in Tehran
The United States says it does not know the exact locations of all 52 hostages held in Iran and confirms a transfer of three captives from the Iranian Foreign Ministry. State Department spokesman notes the three resisted transfer and stresses concern over detainee whereabouts while Iran negotiates a release with a demand for a $24 billion deposit via Algerian intermediaries.
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Louisiana judge ignores US order in bus controversy
The long running clash between Judge Scott and Judge Lee over busing 3100 Rapides Parish students to Jones Street Junior High escalates as state troopers and deputies are used to enforce or resist orders. The dispute leaves families anxious about their children, with the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals yet to rule.
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Frankenstein flop tops Broadway costly failures
New York reports the play Frankenstein closed after one night and 29 previews, costing about 2 million dollars. Producer Terry Allen Kramer blamed a curse while critics and audiences faulted elaborate effects and a huge set that doomed sales. Starred John Carradine and David Dukes.
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Poland Union Leader Walesa Meets Government Labor Chief
Independent labor leader Lech Walesa and government minister Jagielski, who negotiated last summer's shipyard strikes, met for four hours at the Council of Ministers in Warsaw. The talks, not previously announced, produced no released details and appeared close to an agreement on labor laws.
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Reagan Lopez Portillo hold border talks after Juarez meeting
Reagan and Mexican President Lopez Portillo plan a series of future border meetings following a cordial Juarez encounter. Reagan called the Washington talk successful and wonderful and aides expect a similar meeting with Canadian Prime Minister Trudeau before Inauguration Day.
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Brady Named Reagan Press Secretary In Official Confirmation
James Brady, long rumored to head Reagan's press operations, is slated to be named press secretary today after serving as transition aide. The Washington Star notes overtures to several journalists preceded the decision, with Brady bringing media relations experience from the White House staff.
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Browns Fans Debate Field Goal Call in Playoff Loss
In the closing minute many fans questioned the decision not to attempt a field goal with Don Cockroft and instead have quarterback Sipe throw a pass that was intercepted. The debate centers on whether a field goal would have yielded three points and a different outcome.
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