Emotional reunion as Jacobsen freed hostage reaches Wiesbaden
David Jacobsen 55, administrator of the American University Hospital in Beirut, is reunited with his children Eric and Paul Jacobsen and Diane Duggan at a West German military hospital in Wiesbaden after 17 months in captivity. Anglican envoy Terry Waite, who helped secure his release, awaits further talks on other hostages in Lebanon. Jacobsen, freed by Islamic Jihad in Beirut, appeals for other Western captives to be released.
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Navy sub Augusta dented hull repairs estimated weeks
The nuclear powered submarine Augusta struck an underwater object during routine training two weeks earlier, denting external ballast tank plating and the sonar dome. It returned home under its own power, underwent drydock repairs in Groton, and officials expect the work to take several weeks with an investigation ongoing. No injuries or propulsion damage reported. Captain Cmdr. James Von Suskil named.
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Frederick News-Post riding on local pride in coverage
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Pittsburgh unions protest nonunion station renovation
About 45,000 union members marched in Pittsburgh snarling traffic to protest Thomas Mistick & Sons Inc use of nonunion workers on the 20 million renovation of the Pennsylvania Railroad Station into apartments and retail space. Mayor Caliguiri announced a union bid preference policy.
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