Worst freeze of the century grips Florida and Northeast
A record cold wave froze Florida and crippled Northeast waterways with thick ice. Florida citrus losses reach up to 20 percent as the cold expands from Tallahassee to Tampa. Massachusetts and Florida declare energy emergencies amid subzero temps and freezing conditions. Several deaths are attributed to exposure and attempts to heat homes.
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Massachusetts
Glens Falls
N.Y
Key West
Fla
Tallahassee
Tampa
Daytona Beach
Florida Citrus Mutual
Carter to Say Goodbye Tonight Final SALT Plea
President Carter will address the nation in a televised farewell at 9 p.m. to urge ratification of the SALT I treaty with the Soviet Union. He is expected to press Congress for support before leaving office.
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Carter
Soviet Union
Faymore hearings open Friday in drug case
Faymore faces 26 other drug charges after a court ruling complicates the malpractice allegation from the 1975 Elyria death. The medical board plans to proceed in Columbus Friday morning with witnesses, while defense counsel seeks a delayed start for Faymore's defense.
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David Knox
Millie Bittner
Elyria
New London Hospital
Faymore
Columbus
Medical Board
David Wenger
State Attorney General's Office
Wemger
Pete
Cleveland
Andrew Buckner
Buckner
Bill passage nears release for Iran hostage case
Iran's parliament approved a bill allowing international arbitration of financial and legal claims on the United States in a move seen as a step toward freeing 52 American hostages held 439 days. Bezhad Nabavi, head of Tran's hostage commission, told parliament the goal is to settle the hostage issue within two to three days, by release or by trial.
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United Press International
Iran
United States
Bezhad Nabavi
Tran
Parliament
Satan
Nabavi
Iran hostage crisis overshadowed by asset talks and legal moves
Tehran hosts debate as Iran and the United States pursue a potential deal linked to depositing about 6.6 billion dollars of frozen assets with Algeria in exchange for hostages. Iran's Majlis delays a nationalization vote amid broader efforts to reclaim wealth tied to the late Shah. A New York lawsuit seeks to recover the Shah’s wealth from 65 defendants.
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United States
Iran
Algeria
CBS News
London
New York
Washington
State Department
John Tractner
Trattner
Nbc-Tv Today Show
Carter
Majlis
Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi
Shah
Army eyes Lorain County airport for Medivac unit move
Army officials will inspect Lorain County Regional Airport on January 21 to decide if the 316th Medivac Unit now at Cleveland Hopkins should move northeast Ohio’s facility. The decision rests with Fort Hood Texas and Army Reserve leadership in Washington. Dancik notes inspections by Pentagon and Columbus officials, with possible job and regional development impacts if chosen.
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Washington — Army
Lorain County
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316Th
Medivac
Cleveland Hopkins
Don J. Pease
D-Obertin
Pease
Robert Dancik
Army
Redington
Albee
Ohio
Hopkins Airport
5Th Army
Fort Flouston
Texas
Army Reserves
Washington
Dancik
Pentagon
Columbus
Midwest
Midwest Air Charter Service
Midwest Air Service
Lee Et Pease Hadart
Russia Road
Hopkins
Danick
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Ohio Medical Board
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