Dev Secretary Warren Christopher heads to Algiers over hostages
Deputy Secretary of State Warren Christopher departed Washington for Algiers to present the U S response to Iran's demands for the release of 52 hostages. Accompanied by aides and Treasury official Robert Carswell, he aims to transmit Washington's reply to the Iranian authorities through the Algerian Foreign Ministry.
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Sadegh Ghotbzadeh
Iran arrests Ghotbzadeh amid revolutionary tensions
Amid Iran's postrevolution turmoil, Ghotbzadeh was seized by revolutionary guards and taken to Tehran's Evin prison. Eslami faced surrender orders after an interview with Swedish television, while parliament debated radio and television leadership and the treatment of dissidents.
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Mehdi Bazargan
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Scandinavia
Amir Entezam
Poland Supreme Court reverses ruling on Communist Party role
Poland Supreme Court overturned a lower court decision on the Communist Party’s role in labor, a major win for non Communist unions. Union leaders warned of a nationwide strike within 48 hours and workers prepared with extra food and sleeping bags as tensions eased after the hearing in a pivotal confrontation since the shipyard strikes.
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Wieslaw Chrazanowski
Beirut booby trap blasts kill 20 in East Beirut
Two booby trapped cars exploded within ten minutes in a busy Christian neighborhood of East Beirut killing 20 and wounding over 40. Initial reports split fatalities between the two blasts with witnesses noting bodies torn apart, as authorities investigated motives.
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Checks late Keys blames the sickout for delay
Elyria city workers received paychecks nearly four hours late after 111 employees were absent in a sick-out protesting contract talks. Mayor Keys said computer runs were delayed. some firemen not part of the protest were paid after 3 p.m., sparking frustration among affected staff.
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Joe Cole Faces Sunday War Over Cleveland Press
Cleveland appears headed for a newspaper war as Joe Cole plans a Sunday edition to take on the Sunday Plain Dealer. The move follows Cole buying the Cleveland Press from Howard and aims to revive a failing paper amid an urban market losing readers to TV and other dailies. Competition for ads will be fierce and readers face choosing between two Sunday papers.
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