Hostages unaware of abortive Iran rescue effort
Richard Queen, released hostage, says Americans in Iran knew nothing of the failed April rescue attempt or the deaths of eight servicemen. He recalls nine months of isolation, notes hostages are surviving well, and expresses guilt for those left behind.
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Boy 12 wins asylum elation over Ukrainian exile case
Walter Polovchak, 12, celebrated INS approval of political asylum in the United States after fleeing his Ukrainian family to avoid return. His father, Michael, calls the action kidnapping while legal battles continue in juvenile court over custody and possible state remand. Walter’s mother Natalie plans to stay. INS cited State Department input in granting asylum.
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Regulation Debate Slams Environmental Rules Amid Economic Strain
A national figure argues against excessive regulations, citing progress in environmental protection and noting 95 percent of pollutants controlled or soon to be with ongoing facilities. He supports reasonable health benefits but condemns costly mandates that divert funds from modernization and job creation during a capital-strapped economy.
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