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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1983
Page
4
A brief listing of items includes enamel products, a special formula lotion, and Fashion Fair No 1 cologne.
The Justice Department will conduct a comprehensive inquiry into whether U S intelligence aided Nazi war criminal Klaus Barbie escape Europe after World War II. The probe will assess any official links with Barbie and the United States, with a report to Congress and the public after completion.
Grandfather George Woods of Plainview discovered two newborn twins abandoned on the doorstep of American Cleaning Co. in Great Neck, after hearing squeaks. The babies Andrea Rose and Theresa Marie, born less than 24 hours earlier, were taken to North Shore University Hospital in Manhasset and placed in incubators. both were in good condition.
Santa Monica law filings portray Erin Fleming as a controlling, greedy live-in companion who isolated Groucho Marx from his family and defrauded him of about 400000 dollars over six years. J Erin Schulman, Bank of America attorney for the Marx estate, urged a verdict against the alleged abuse and financial exploitation.
Secretary of State George P Shultz and Israeli Foreign Minister Yitzhak Shamir held a fourth meeting in three days as they pressed to end the Lebanon troop withdrawal deadlock An Israeli official suggested there could be movement before Shamir returns but warned the talks may last several more weeks.
Dame Rebecca West, renowned author, journalist, and feminist figure in British letters, died at 90 at her London home. Secretary Diana Stainforth confirmed illness had lasted some time. The Times called her the literary lioness of our time and Bernard Levin hailed her as the greatest Englishwoman since Queen Elizabeth I.
Pugh avoids insanity plea and posts full bail to enable transfer to Bush center for treatment at 666 S. Salina St. The arrangement saves county money by limiting guard shifts. Bail totals include 45000 in Pugh prop erty, 20000 from Harold Grantow, and 10000 bond, with husband Gary Pugh signing.
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