Ex hostage Reed beaten by captors in Lebanon
A former hostage, Reed, was beaten by his captors in Lebanon. He reportedly kept hope alive by drawing pictures of his loved ones on the cell walls.
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1990
Page
1
A former hostage, Reed, was beaten by his captors in Lebanon. He reportedly kept hope alive by drawing pictures of his loved ones on the cell walls.
A 12 year old prodigy in New York aims to graduate medical school before 18 and become the youngest physician. He mastered calculus at age four and holds a Presidential Scholars full scholarship, prompting mixed views at New York University.
Cloudy with a 50 percent chance of showers then partly sunny by morning and around 70 for Tuesday. Overnight lows in the mid-40s with morning clouds in Iowa. Arizona delays noted.
Meghan Hanley, a retail clerk, lives near Eastman Kodak Co. coal yard amid toxic air and soil fears. Kodak offered incentives including $5,000 grants and reduced mortgage rates to lure buyers to 2,200 polluted acres with four inactive hazardous waste sites.
The FBI says Colombia’s Medellin cartel plotted to buy Stinger missiles to target President Virgilio Barco. No missiles changed hands and arrests were made in Miami and Tampa during an undercover operation amid broader cartel violence linked to recent Colombian elections.
Harold Edwards Sr says he received two threatening calls urging him to skip his son's funeral. A Mohawk community mourns as Edwards plans to attend the wake, vowing to speak after the burial while tensions linger at the Regis Indian Reservation.
Congressional leaders say budget negotiations with the White House are likely and could include new taxes. After a 90 minute private meeting with President Bush, they said talks would be without pre conditions and would resume with further lawmakers. Leaders emphasized no specifics were discussed and noted plans to meet again late Tuesday.
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