Libya Returns Remains of Air Force Captain
The remains of Captain Paul F. Lorenceo, shot down during the 1986 Libya bombing, were handed over in Tripoli to Vatican envoy Archbishop Monterisi and then to U.S. authorities in Rome. The coffin was transported to Ciampino airport and routed to Rome University for identification by American doctors before flight to the United States. Lorenceo, 31, was aboard an F-111 in the raid on Tripoli and Benghazi, part of U.S. retaliation for the West Berlin disco bombing.
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UPI
Libya
U.S
Italy
Muammar Gaddafi
Tripoli
Air Force
Paul F. Lorenceo
Vatican
Giovanni Martinelli
Francesco Monterisi
Sebastiano Corsanego
Benghazi
Mediterranean
West Berlin
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Hanna
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Camis
Quake survivors recount 35 days in Leninakan cellar
Six men rescued from a collapsed Leninakan nine story building survived more than a month in a basement after Armenia's Dec 7 earthquake. Survivor Aikaz Akopyan 50 said the roar and falling walls made him fear war. Officials noted 24,920 dead.
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Moscow
UPI
Armenia
Tass
Aikaz Akopyan
Leninakan
Akopyan
Yerevan
Karen Sarkisyan
Medical Arts surgery clinic gets final OK
The Medical Arts Clinic MAC was awarded a certificate of need by the Illinois Health Facilities Planning Board clearing the way for a $1 728 000 ambulatory surgery center near Sauk Valley Community College The plan includes two surgery rooms and a multi purpose room with an estimated 3782 operations annually A potential joint venture with KSB Hospital was discussed with a rift over revenue loss but no final deal reached Hospital officials noted a Jan 24 face to face meeting to discuss clinic hospital relations If the project proceeds KSB would adapt to the change as it has for 90 years
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Medical Arts Clinic
MAC
Illinois Health Facilities Planning Board
IHFPB
Sauk Valley Community College
KSB Hospital
Kevin Marx
the Telegraph
Marx
IHF PB
Teachers weigh lifting gag rule in District 271 talks
Lori Fagan reports on Lee Center Community Unit School District 271 where teachers and the school board have negotiated since last April with no agreement. Parents fear a strike and want the gag rule removed to reveal contract issues, while officials say talks will continue and no strike is planned.
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Lee Center Community Unit
Franklin Grove
Paw Paw
Deb Bubrick
Teachers’ Association
Bubrick
Gaylene Stomberg
Stomberg
Joe
Cyndee Stencil
Elaine Hann
Ray
Jane Kosick
the Telegraph
Cil
Marlene Hilliker
Sherwood Dees
Dees
Pentagon honors Reagan with stirring Andrews sendoff
At Andrews Air Force Base, top Pentagon leaders and troops saluted President Reagan in a ceremonial sendoff amid a sprawling military buildup. Officials praised his leadership and the era of peacetime growth, while critics warned of budget deficits and resource strains from the defense surge.
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Defense
Frank Carlucci
Carlucci
Adm
William Crowe
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Andrews Air Force Base
Air Force One
America
U.S
Persian Gulf
Afghanistan
Cambodia
Angola
George Bush
UPL
Washington, D.C
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