Hasentus pardon spurs escape from Nicaragua
Eugene Hasentus received a Sandinista pardon then flew to Guatemala City after a month of a 30 year sentence for running guns to U S backed rebels. President Ortega handed Hasenfus to Senator Dodd as the pardon was read on air.
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Santa Claus among Hasenfus family as pardon looms
Ortega says prayers answered as Daniel Hasenfus nears possible pardon for arming Contra rebels. Mrs Hasenfus, 61, calls it marvelous. father William, 69, says he will hug his son. They are set to fly to Miami for a Christmas reunion with authorities arranging travel.
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NBC found guilty in Newton defamation suit for $19 million
A federal jury in Las Vegas awarded Wayne Newton 19 million dollars in damages against NBC for broadcasts linking him to organized crime in 1980 81. The panel found NBC knew the broadcasts were false and that defendants Ross and Silverman acted to injure Newton. punitive damages totaled 5 million with further sums for loss of reputation income and suffering. NBC News President Lawrence Grossman said the network would appeal.
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