Kidnap Claims Over Seized U S Citizens In Beirut
The article describes kidnapping claims around Joseph Cicippio and an unnamed man known as Tracy in Beirut. It notes no ransom demands and cites officials disputing links to U S agencies. Tracy’s background includes travel across multiple countries and ties to Yasser Arafat, with family details from his mother Doris Tracy.
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Israeli Intelligence Agency
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Washington
White House
Larry Speakes
Tracy
U.S
Lebanon
Israel
Secret Service
South
Burlington
Doris Tracy
Yasser Arafat
Palestine Liberation Organization
Beirut
West Beirut
West Beiruit
Hamra
Revolutionary Justice
Joseph Cicippio
Valley Forge
American University of Beirut
Cicippio
Koop urges school AIDS education and public awareness
Dr. Koop presents a White House approved AIDS primer urging comprehensive sex education in schools starting in early grades. He argues casual contact is safe, condemns mandatory testing as impractical, and warns that neglect carries high costs for youths and society.
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Reagan
White House
Koop
Five Americans Expelled Amid US Soviet Diplomatic Row
Five American diplomats were expelled from Moscow while Washington targeted five Soviets and a San Francisco official was named as involved in the same tit for tat move. The US cited impermissible activities and Soviet officials warned the cycle could continue.
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Sona Non Grata
Vasiliy Fedotov
Oleg Likhachev
Aleksandr Metelkin
Nikolay Kokovin
Washington
Lev Zaytsev
San Francisco
Moscow
Redman
U.S
Gennady Gerasimov
Foreign Ministry
United States
York
Amana sales surge tied to appliance replacements and upgrades
Amana reports booming replacement appliance sales driven by aging stock and lower financing costs. The company, a Raytheon subsidiary, employs about 2,000 at its plant with a modern floating assembly line for microwave ovens to curb costs against cheaper imports.
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Streicher
Raytheon Co
Lexington
Mass
Cedarapids Inc
Cedar Rapids
Hasenfus attorney argues confessions legally invalid
Hasenfus lawyer in Managua labels written and oral confessions as invalid after alleged constant interrogation by state security. Hasenfus told NBC he is guilty and says he worked for a paycheck. Prosecutors seek up to 30 years per count in terrorism and related crimes.
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Nicaragua
Eugene Hasenfus
Hasenfus
NBC Nightly News
Enrique Sotelo
Interior Ministry
General Directorate of State Security
NBC
CIA
Revolutionary Tribunal
Sotelo
U.S
Conservative
Marinette
Wis
Rodrigo Reyes
Nicaraguan Democratic Force
FDN
Hasenius
Plant life to be topic at Cornell College Chautauqua
Mount Vernon program led by biology professor Paul Christiansen covers plant strategies from toxins to self made food and rooting. Sessions run Monday and November 3 10 17 from 9 am to 3 pm in Hedges Lounge The Commons. Open to adults over 50 with a $25 fee. contact Continuing Education at 895-8811.
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Cornell College
Paul Christiansen
Hedges Lounge
the Commons
Christiansen
Cornell Chautauqua
Office of Continuing Education
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