Jacobsen Urges Media to Back Off After Release
David Jacobsen praised his freedom in a Rose Garden ceremony with President Reagan but urged reporters to back off. He warned speculation about the rescue could endanger other hostages in Lebanon, naming Tom Sutherland and Terry Anderson and appealing for responsible coverage.
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Dole and Byrd Press Hostage Release Tactics
Senate leaders warn against paying terrorists for hostages and demand details on any arms for hostage deals. Robert Dole questions United States tactics while Robert Byrd calls for congressional briefing as David Jacobsen is welcomed home after 17 months. Byrd fears a perpetual cycle of hostage taking and arms exchanges. Dole says officials assured no improper actions in seeking release.
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Abduction at Bucks County Hospital Sparks Search
A newborn boy, 2 days old, was abducted from Grand View Hospital in Sellersville. A nurse impersonator took Phillip Worthington from his mother Barbara Worthington and left via a fire exit. A $5,000 anonymous reward was posted for the infant’s safe return as authorities extend the investigation.
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Gettysburg Hotel sold at sheriff's sale by Conewago
The historic Gettysburg Hotel, once a social hub and Eisenhower era vacation White House, was sold with two other buildings for 850000 to Conewago Contractors Inc. of Hanover. The burned-out 110 room property on Gettysburg's main plaza could be restored, though owners declined comment.
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Westinghouse to shift 600 Beaver plant jobs to cut losses
Westinghouse will move the Busway and Pow-R Breaker product lines from its Beaver County components division to facilities in Greenwood South Carolina and London Kentucky. About 600 Beaver plant employees, out of roughly 1,600, will be affected over 18 months with layoff and retirement benefits, retraining, job placement workshops, and counseling offered.
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Greentree
Weather and obituaries in Western Pennsylvania digest
Western Pennsylvania forecast shows breezy mild tonight with rain likely and a 70 percent chance of showers. Tomorrow cloudy with a 56 percent rain chance and mid 60s highs. Extended outlook turns colder with 30s to 40s lows and 45 to 55 highs. also notes three obituary listings for Leoma Miles Theodore Hogg and Charles DeGennaro with ages and addresses.
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Lottery Pennsylvania Daily Number Lotto
A fragment from a Pennsylvania lottery page references the Daily Number and an alternate line. The readable bits show lottery activity but lack clear outcomes or dates. Entities include Pennsylvania and Daily Number.
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