Iran signals readiness to respond within 48 hours on hostages
Tehran diplomacy reports Iran has dropped its 24 billion dollar demand and will answer the Carter plan within 48 hours. Prime Minister Rajai says progress may free the hostages in days as parliament prepares open session bills on settlements and asset returns.
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London
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Rajai
U.S
Ahmad Azizi
Hostages Committee
Enghelab Eslami
Rocky River teachers reach tentative three year contract
Rocky River teachers back in class after agreeing to a tentative three year contract following a 16 hour bargaining session with a federal mediator. The deal includes a 13.4 percent raise this year and a 99 percent jump by 1983, with starting salaries rising to 12 500 then 13 750 and a maternity leave policy. The district keeps the same school year and adopts seniority based layoff rules while limiting exemptions for special programs.
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Rocky River
Gordon Rodee
Erwin Dolski
Rodeen
Thomas Scarpelli
UniServ
Ohio Education Association
Scarpelli
Ocarpelli
Agrocanestane
Police evict Solidarity protesters from Nowy Sącz city hall
Police broke into City Hall in Nowy Sącz, evicting six Solidarity union members who occupied the building. The action follows rising tensions as the government warns of limits to new freedoms. Solidarity reports farmers and union members show up at factories, demanding an independent farmers’ union and negotiations with Deputy PM Mach by Jan 16.
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Warsaw
Poland
UPI
Solidarity Union
Nowy Lesz
Independent Union Movement
Solidarity
Communist Party
Stanislaw Kania
Stanislaw Mach
Krakow
Harrods after-Christmas sale shatters restraint in London
At Harrods more than 300000 shoppers surged into the store as guards fought to control chaos in the appliances and housewares departments. Television sets cigars and fur coats drew steep discounts while crowds packed the floors and tempers flared amid Britain’s deep recession. Eight figures say $12 million in sales were rung up as 2000 temporary staff supplemented 4500 permanent workers.
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London
UPI
Britain
Anthony Hunter
Harrods
England
Judge renews deseg fight escorting girls to school
Buckeye Louisiana judge Richard E. Lee unexpectedly renews desegregation dispute by personally escorting three white girls Ramona Carbo Lynda McNeal and Michelle LaBorde to Buckeye High School amid contempt proceedings against Lee and involved parties. Klansmen appear at Alexandria federal courthouse to protest the mandate, while officials caution against Klan involvement as fines loom for defying court orders.
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UPI
Buckeye High School
Charles Kipiwlea
Richard E. Lee
Central Louisiana
Ramona Carbo
Lynda McNeal
Michelle LaBorde
Lee
Scott
Beckeye
Ku Klux Klan
Buckeye
Charles
Begin government collapse drives call for early elections
In Jerusalem the coalition faltered as Rafi members bolted, giving Begin a 61-59 edge. Cabinet backs early elections, with Labor pressing for a date as soon as possible, potentially March, while Horvitz resigns as finance minister and Rafi demands dissolution.
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Rafi
Begin
Likjod
Immedi
Ate
Arye Naor
Labor
Shimon Peres
Yigal Harvitz
Horvitz
Zalman Shoval
Israel Radio
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