Reunited Terry Anderson Returns After Years in Lebanon
In Wiesbaden Germany AP reporter Terry Anderson the last American hostage freed after nearly seven years in Beirut reunites with sister Peggy Say and expresses profound relief at leaving captivity. He addresses colleagues at a U S military hospital thanking supporters who pressed leaders for his release as snow delaying the day’s events subsides.
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Wiesbaden
Germany
Terry Anderson
This Way
Peggy Say
Lebanon
U.S
Anderson
Beirut
Middle East
U.N
Associated Press
Keating trial verdicts in thrift collapse loom large
Justice Sam Ebstein and onlookers watch as guilty verdicts are handed in the Charles Keating case. He faces up to 10 years in prison for fraud in the largest thrift failure in U.S. history.
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Sam Ebstein
Lincoln Savings and Loan
California
Charles Keating
U.S
Mass murderer Richard Speck dies of heart attack
Across the wire services, reports note the death of mass murderer Richard Speck from a heart attack in West Palm Beach Florida. The brief mentions sparse other items from the same edition, including a Kennedy Smith trial update and political staffing moves.
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Jolet
Richard Speck
West Palm Beach
Fla
Kennedy Smith
A-3
Weekend Weather Outlook Warms After Snow Tonight
A brief forecast notes warmer conditions with snow likely tonight. Current temperature near 20 degrees. Friday will be mostly cloudy with a high around 30 to 35 degrees. Details on A-2.
Lorain crowd celebrates freed hostage Terry Anderson
In Lorain a crowd at City Hall cheered Terry Anderson's release by his captors after 24 hours of fear. Leila Arden and relatives spoke through tears as a yellow ribbon unconstrained for seven years was removed, marking the moment. Mayor Olejko, battling laryngitis, led the celebration.
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Lorain
Leila Arden
Arden
Terry Anderson
City Hall
Alex Olejko
A-4
Pat O'Doherty
Lorain City Hall
Terry a lift By CASEY TURTON C-T Stster Otto Gambrel Shakes Hand With Anderson
Elyria native Terry Anderson was flown to Germany by Army helicopter after his release, meeting Lt. Col. Otto Gambrel at Frankfurt airport. Gambrel said Anderson asked to say hi to Ohio, and the two Buckeye roots were noted as Anderson and his fiance Madeleine, daughter Salome, arrived at Wiesbaden Army Hospital after a 28 minute flight from Frankfurt.
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Otto
Toby” Gambrel
Elyria
Terry Anderson
Frankfurt
Germany
Ohio
Gambrel
Anderson
Wiesbaden
Lorain
Lorain County
Madeleine
Salome
Lorain cop indicted in drug theft case in Lorain
Leonard Gerace a 11 year Lorain police veteran and former police union president faces three counts of aggravated drug trafficking four counts of theft in office and one count of tampering with evidence after allegedly taking cocaine from the department evidence locker He turned himself in is free on a 20000 property bond His arraignment is set for next Wednesday in Lorain County Common Pleas Court Police say he admitted taking the cocaine to satisfy an addiction and a probe could affect up to 60 pending drug cases
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Elyria
Leonard Gerace
Lorain
Gerace
East Erie Ave
Lorain County
Cleveland
Gregory White
White
Slain mom's brother arrested in Elyria case
Detectives took Chris Abram, brother of slain Elyria mother Glaceria Abram, to a state crime lab for a polygraph to see if he holds information about her disappearance on Oct. 25. He is not a listed suspect in her death. bond on other drug warrants was set at 12,500. Glaceria was found in a Spencer Township creek. the coroner has not ruled a cause of death.
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Elyria
William Cameron
Chris Abram
Glacema Abram
Cameron
Glaceria Abram
Spencer Township
Medina County
Lake and
Clinton Avenues
Chuck Gallion
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Éggy Say
Tarty Anderson
Wiesbaden Air Force Base
Terry
Inside
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A-5
Supreme Court
AZ People
Dear Abby
Jane Trager
C.T
Eileen Perusek
Philip Lester
Casey Turton
C-T
Central Europe
Blackhawk
Admiral King
Toby
John Pyle
Stephanie Wallner
Abram
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