U S Ultimatum Reported On Iran Hostage Release
Bani Sadr says Washington has sent a stark ultimatum to Tehran risking a trade embargo and expulsion of Iranian diplomats unless the 50 hostages are freed. Reports note conflicting signals as the hostage crisis enters day 149 with a possible shift of control from militants to Iran’s government.
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Raid Ties Jaycees Banquet to Open Container Law
North Ridgeville liquor agents raided the Jaycees awards banquet after a clipping in The Chronicle Telegram publicized the event. Willaim J Comerford and Robert G Drake were cited for open container violations and await Elyria Municipal Court action as of 10:30 am. Jaycees board chair Mike Kelley said the cited individuals were not Jaycees members and questioned who filed the complaint.
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Moon is sentenced to three months and a $1000 fine
Dr Tony Wook Moon, 51, a Lorain physician, was convicted of illegally permitting drugs in his home after a three day trial. He received three months in county jail and a $1000 fine plus costs, with sentence delayed to April 15 for appeal. His wife’s charges were dismissed and their son Paul Moon remains jailed for hashish oil possession. The judge noted Moon should have known about the drugs but stressed concern over distribution.
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Supreme Court declines to block Iranian student deportations
Washington The Supreme Court refused to stay the deportation of Iranian students ordered by President Carter in retaliation for the Tehran hostages. The Court denied the Confederation of Iranian Students request to bar the Immigration and Naturalization Service from deporting students pending a full appeal, without comment.
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The Letter Fuss Did We Apologize in Iran Hostage Crisis
Reports say the United States sent messages to Iran through Swiss intermediaries amid the hostage crisis, while White House aides deny any apology or conciliatory tone. Iran's leaders and officials publicly referenced ultimatums and upcoming moves, including sanctions and embassy actions in the United States.
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Shah Iran ruler's cancer spreads to liver and requires chemo
UPI reports the deposed shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi's chronic lymphatic cancer has spread to his liver, prompting resumed chemotherapy. He has left ICU for a private room, improvements noted in blood counts, and he is mobilizing with ongoing IV nourishment for a day or two. The spleen was removed and biopsies ordered on spleen, liver, and bone marrow.
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