Reporters Grumble as Hostages Return to Public Limelight
In Washington and at West Point the first day of freedom for former hostages was marked by tight security and scarce access for the press. Reporters watched from behind screens as 2,000 press tags circulated and interview opportunities were tightly controlled while the nation showed patriotism at a Washington parade and White House reception.
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Joe Hall Returns from Hostage Ordeal in Washington
Joe Hall, a 31 year old Army warrant officer and former hostage, received a joyous welcome in Washington with family and friends. His sister reports his spirits soared despite little sleep after a six day ordeal, as he greeted the crowd by tossing items to supporters. His wife Cherlyon and other relatives joined the celebrations, with plans for possible visits to Elyria and multiple states claiming him.
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Per Capita View of Government Spending Proposal
A columnist argues taxpayers should see budgets on a per person basis. Using the 1982 federal budget and past state figures, the piece translates large sums into individual shares, citing deficits and debt while noting fire protection and education costs vary across communities. It mentions the McGonagle Plan as a tool for comparing local expenditures.
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Weather outlook shows mixed snow flurries through Thursday
The forecast calls for mostly cloudy skies outside with scattered snow flurries. Tonight's low will be in the upper teens and Thursday's high temperatures are expected in the lower thirties. Details on Page 4-2.
Jubilant return of Iranian hostages sparks national jubilee
Washington's yellow ribbon celebration attracted about half a million people on the White House grounds as 52 freed Americans greeted by relatives and officials. President Reagan warned terrorists that U S patience has limits while honoring the returnees and noting one former diplomat hospitalized with pneumonia and bronchitis.
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