Security Council Debate Aims Iran Hostage Release
The United States seeks a UN Security Council resolution urging Iran to free 50 American hostages at the Tehran embassy. State Department spokesman Hodding Carter says unanimous support is justified as Iran boycotts the session, hindering high level discussions on the crisis. The stalemate enters its 28th day.
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Tax Defeat Could Reimpose Oil Price Controls
Senate debate on the windfall profits tax stalls action and quashes hopes for a quick passage. Sen. Long argues Carter could reimpose crude oil price controls if the tax fails, while Sen. Stevens presses for higher levies and warns a failure may trigger decontrol delays.
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Supreme Court Next Taiwan Battle Ground
The Supreme Court could hear the case on whether Congress has a role in ending treaties as Goldwater and 23 colleagues push to overturn a court ruling that the president can unilaterally end the U S Taiwan defense pact. The dispute centers on a 1954 treaty amid U S China ties and Taiwan defense commitments.
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Sugar Ray Leonard Wins World Welterweight Title
Sugar Ray Leonard became World Welterweight Champion last night in a knockout 15 round bout. The news appears on page 13 with coverage in the sports section.
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Jacksonville Snowstorm Sets 100 Year Cold Record
The coldest weather in over a century hit Jacksonville Florida as a snowstorm spread from Buffalo and New York to the deep south. New Orleans logged 28 degrees before midnight Friday while Tallahassee broke two record lows. Authorities warned of freeze conditions across southeastern Louisiana and northern Florida as Buffalos storm dumped 20.1 inches in 24 hours and roads froze.
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