Libyan hit squad named in Reagan assassination plot
A new report names 14 terrorists allegedly sent by Libya to kill Reagan or other U.S. officials. CBS and UPI report a defectors’ list with five pictured suspects and nine others, with some said to be in Mexico, while White House reviews Libya policy and briefings proceed.
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UPI
Reagan
Capitol Hill
U.S
Libya
National Security Council
White House
Administration
Anderson
ABC
Good Morning America
Ahmed Jooma
Ali Chafic
Ahmat Abass
Ibrahim el Haya
Luitz Schewesman
Tame
Nabib Berry
Mohamed Shams-e-din
Soulaymane Hassan
Omar Sabrahai
Feysal Fouad
Abou Ali
Choumaly Saleh
Husayni Hassan
Saleh Hassan
CBS News
Mexico
Radical
Weather Underground
United States
Mexico City
Khadafy
Alexander Haig
Brussels
NATO
Jack Anderson
Customs Service
Weekend Weather Outlook Flurries Loom Tonight
The forecast calls for incoming flurries and a low in the teens. Friday brings variable clouds with scattered snow flurries and highs near 30 degrees. Details on Page A-3.
Faymore wife ordered to appear before federal grand jury
Doris Hunt wife of Dr. Leonard Faymore was arrested by DEA and IRS agents at the Oberlin Motel Route 20 Oberlin after months of failed subpoena efforts. U S Magistrate Jack Streepy ordered her to testify before a federal grand jury next week. The investigation centers on activities at Doctors Clinic Butternut Ridge Road.
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Leonard F. Faymore
U.S
Jack Streepy
Ms. Hunt
Oberlin
Route 20
U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration
Internal Revenue Service
Criminal Division
Faymore
DEA
IRS
Doctors Clinic
Butternut Ridge Road
UAW to let locals renegotiate pacts with worker approval
The United Auto Workers Executive Board approved allowing bargaining councils at Ford GM AMC and VW to reopen contracts if workers vote in favor. The shift comes as automakers push for concessions amid a weak market with 193000 autoworkers on layoff. Local 425 president Michael Pohorenec at Ford’s Lorain plant offered no immediate comment.
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United Auto Workers
UAW
Douglas Fraser
Ford Motor Co
General Motors Corp
AMC
Volkswagen of America Corp
Ford
GM_ section
Michael Pohorence
Lorain
Wife slain as custody dispute turns violent in Wilkes Villa
Deborah Coats, 26, was shot to death during a custody dispute at Bohannon Court. Her estranged husband, Eddie Coats, 36, was critically hurt after relatives beat him following the shooting. Police charge Coats with aggravated murder and felonious assault.
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Elyria
Deborah Coats
Bohannon Court
Eddie Hester Coats
Oakwood Drive
Coats
McKinley Phillips
Lucille Francis
Francis
Phillips
James
Riley
Mrs. Coats
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