Man sues Army over identity theft and mistaken arrest
Louisvillian Noe Ferguson, 35, sues the Army for 5 million dollars claiming an impersonator stole his identity and enlisted in his name. He was arrested as a deserter in 1980s and faced a possible court martial after being held at jail and Fort Knox, with his health and finances damaged. The Army says it was Ferguson's responsibility to clear up the confusion. A judge has not yet ruled.
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Americans favor talks with Iran for Lebanon hostages release
A Media General AP poll shows 61 percent favor resuming normal ties with Iran if Americans held in Lebanon are freed, 50 percent back releasing Iranian assets, and 85 percent oppose paying ransom directly. Indirect negotiations are favored, with 62 percent backing military action only if hostages survive.
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Tape recorded books hit the road
Tape recorded books, long used by the visually impaired, are becoming a commuter craze as publishers release spoken versions of new titles. Librarians and officials say the trend fills time during long drives, boosting budgets and demand for abridged and unabridged tapes.
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