Returnees isolated amid low mood before U S homecoming
Three of the freed American hostages at Wiesbaden Air Force Hospital remain in isolation due to severe low mood as 52 Americans prepare for a Sunday charter flight home after 444 days in Iran. State Department cited guilt and stress, while Marines receive dress inspections ahead of departure.
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West Germany
UPI
United States
U.S. Air Force Hospital
State Department
Jack Cannon
Iran
Cannon
Stewart Airfield
U.S. Military Academy
West Point
Donald Hohman
Germany
Anna
Hudson River
Elyria Fire Fighters OK Strike Put On Hold
Elyria firefighters union leaders authorized a strike but members reported to work. President Joseph Gaughan said talks would continue with the city and mediation, with a possible binding arbitration option. About half the force joined a Dec 24 protest over a 4 percent city offer versus 30 percent sought. talks with police and nonuniformed unions remain stalled.
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Elyria
Fire Fighters Union
Joseph Gaughan
International Association of Fire Fighters Local 474
Gaughan
Biggest ticker tape parade set to honor hostages
United Press International reports plans for the largest ticker tape parade in New York to welcome the 52 released hostages. A White House reception and nationwide celebrations are planned with a West Point reunion and a possible January 28 parade date.
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White House
James Brady
Reagan
United States
United Press International
New York
Congress
Oak Lawn
Ill
West Point
South Lawn
Edward Koch
Koch
Waldorf-Astoria
Park Avenue
Waldorf
Eugene R. Scanlan
Refugee family finds new start aided by church sponsors
A Laotian refugee family receives support from sponsors at First United Methodist Church in Elgins offering a second chance far from war. Sun day predicts Eagles vs Raiders in Super Bowl XV previews. DWI arrest costs include court fees and higher insurance as explored by Karen Balmer.
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First United Methodist Church
Elgins
Eagles
Raiders
C-T
Don Miller
New Orleans
Karen Balmer
Jelly Beans Take Center Stage In White House Chronicles
An essay contrasts jelly beans with peanuts as a national snack symbol, noting Ronald Reagan’s jelly bean preference and past presidents like George Washington and Warren Harding. It argues political leadership is often about gesture and taste, highlighting jelly bean symbolism as bipartisan flavor in the White House.
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Ronald Reagan
California
Lyndon Johnson
White House
George Washington
Warren Harding
Reagan
Jelly Belly fad not yet hit area supermarkets
A Chronicle Telegram survey finds local grocers carry jelly beans but not Jelly Belly. Only The May Co at Sheffield Center and Fanny Farmer at Midway Mall stock Jelly Belly, with many stores unsure about adding the brand. Jelly beans are not selling briskly here.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Mr. Reagan
MAY CO
Sheffield Center
Fanny Farmer
Midway Mall
Kroger
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