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(Studio) Hostage debate in Iranian parliament said beginning tomorrow. French news agency report that hostages may be freed in successive groups cited.
REPORTER: Bob Schieffer
(London, England) [Sadegh GHOTBZADEH - responds to Japanese reporter re: hostage crisis.] Ronald Reagan, Henry Kissinger and Ayatollah Khomeini figure in report
REPORTER: Tom Fenton
(Studio) Today said day 357 of captivity for hostages. [Henry KISSINGER - reacts to Ghotbzadeh's statements with regard to himself, Ronald Reagan and president elections.]
REPORTER: Bob Schieffer
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(Studio) President Carter, Vice President Walter Mondale and Secretary of State Edmund Muskie said all trying to discourage speculation about hostages.
REPORTER: Bob Schieffer
(Toledo, Ohio) [President CARTER - responds to reporters questions with regard to hostages.] Ohio Congress Thomas Ashley quoted saying Carter termed hostage situation too close to call. Senator John Glenn also quoted. campaign. appearances of President Carter shown and described. [CARTER - campaigns. with regard to grain embargo of USSR .]
REPORTER: Lesley Stahl
(Studio) Secretary of State Muskie's response to questions with regard to hostage crisis described. [MUSKIE - comments.]
REPORTER: Bob Schieffer
(San Francisco, California) Most of United States hostages said still in United States embassy compound in Tehran. [Secretary of Defense Harold BROWN - comments with regard to hostage situation.)
REPORTER: Ike Pappas
(Studio) Charges that hostage Marine Michael Moeller had sexual relations with an Iranian girl said expected to be dropped when hostages are released.
REPORTER: Bob Schieffer
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(Studio) Iraqi claims that Iranian counterattack on Abadan had been repulsed said reported by Larry Pintak.
REPORTER: Bob Schieffer
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(Studio) Report with regard to Ronald Reagan's hometown introduced
REPORTER: Bob Schieffer
(Dixon, Illinois) Apt. in Tampico, Illinois, where Reagan was born shown. [Residents Paul NICELY and Vernon DENISON - comment,] Dixon, Illinois, said town in which Reagan grew up. [Dixon residents B. J. FRAZIER, Edward O'MALLEY, Dr. W. L. STITZEL and Mayor George LINDQUIST - recall Reagan.] Old Reagan home and Ronald Reagan bridge shown, Misprint of Reagan's name in high school yearbook noted. Dixon, Illinois, said in Congress John Anderson's district.
REPORTER: Bob McNamara
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(Studio) Vtn. veteran said arrested in Lawton, OK, after stealing a motorized cannon from Fort Sill.
REPORTER: Bob Schieffer
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(Studio) Report with regard to searches in Atlanta, Georgia, for more missing black children introduced
REPORTER: Bob Schieffer
(Atlanta, Georgia) More than 2000 volunteers said participating in search for clues or bodies in kidnapping/murder of black children in Atlanta. [City Cnclman. Arthur LANGFORD - addresses searchers.] Efforts of psychic Dorothy Allison noted. Mayor Maynard Jackson and presumed victims Christopher Richardson and Darron Glass named. [Searchers Gus FORD and John SPILLANE - comment.]
REPORTER: Sam Ford
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(Studio) Report with regard to effects of inflation on retired persons introduced
REPORTER: Bob Schieffer
(West Palm Beach, Florida) Retirement party for Jim Hedges shown. [HEDGES - comments.] Reasons why large number of people are postponing retirement or returning to work after retiring given. Lockheed Aircraft program of hiring retired workers part-time described. [Worker Ken GARGES - comments.] [Retired worker Karen ELLIOT and Ann CIABATTARI - explain why they returned to working part-time.] [Bankers Life and Casualty Company Anna Marie BUCHMAN - comments with regard to job performance of older workers.] [Retired persons Al ton WOOD and Joe GLICKMAN - explain that they had to go to work because of inflation.] Project Able television commercial on behalf of elderly shown. [Chairperson House Committee on Aging Representative Claude PEPPER; National Council on Aging Jack OSSOFSKY - comment with regard to retired people.]
REPORTER: Chris Kelley
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(Studio) Afghan delegate, Akhtar Mohammad Paktiawal, to TIN Conf. in Belgrade, Yugoslavia, reported denouncing USSR intervention in his cntry. Delegate said now seeking political asylum in West Germany.
REPORTER: Bob Schieffer
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(Studio) Report with regard to computers introduced
REPORTER: Bob Schieffer
(Los Angeles, California) Growth of computer stores and personal computer business noted. Radio Shack, Apple, Commodore International Limited and Computerland named. [Computerland President Edward FABER - comments.] [Mkting. analyst Skip BUSHEE - describes growth of business.] [Computer owner Leila LANGSTON - comments.] Computer software business described.
REPORTER: David Dow