Algeria may act as go between in hostage release
Reports from Tehran say Algeria may mediate to free the U S hostages held in Iran after a year in captivity while the State Department says there is no confirmation that the militants have handed over control or that Algeria agreed to oversee the hostages. The four Iranian conditions include non intervention assets and repatriation of wealth. Carter calls the parliament decision positive and US diplomacy continues.
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Hall family hopeful on Algerian custody of American hostages
The Elyria family of Army Warrant Officer Joseph Hall remains cautiously optimistic that Algeria may soon take custody of 52 American hostages. Relatives cite prior false starts and say they have heard little from the State Department. A June 12 letter from Hall to his sister shows determined resolve amid the crisis. Other hostages' families in Ohio also await developments, noting the Iranian militants and the Iranian government, with no firm word yet.
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Shadowed finale as hostages haunt 1980 campaign
The 1980 presidential race endgame is clouded by Iran hostage talks. Carter cancels key schedules to return to Washington while Reagan faces uncertain impact amid conflicting polls. Electoral votes remain close as final state-by-state surveys vary.
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Satellite cities rise as postwar buyers reshape housing
A Hudson Institute analysis in American Demographics foresees four million Americans reaching homebuying age each year from 1983 to 1995 and a 66 percent rise in those at peak homeowning age by 2000. Satellite cities with smaller lots and row houses could form as demand shifts to cheaper markets, while a shortage of single family homes for low income families and broader urban sprawl politics loom.
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Greater Cleveland's rebound hinges on water and new industries
Cleveland State economist John Burke says the region remains tied to manufacturing and autos, facing slow growth while service jobs rise. He notes aging plants, plant closures, and migration to higher growth areas, urging focus on technology, education, finance and medical services. He sees gradual growth but lagging behind national rates. He remains optimistic about local opportunities and life in Cleveland.
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Hostage saga spans pages A Four to A Seven
Analysis argues hostage release will not aid Carter as Iran moves. Ex hostage praises Iran, while Iran oil minister is captured by Iraq. Tran to receive millions in arms if hostages freed. Return of Iran assets may trigger issues. Families fear blackmail and legal claims against Iran could reach 8 billion. Khomeini remains an enigmatic figure.
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