Lebanon hostage release hoped amid illness claims
Be irut reports say one of eight American hostages in Lebanon may be freed soon due to grave illness, though verification is lacking. The note cites negotiations near completion after meeting captors’ demands, while listing other missing foreigners and long-held captives including AP reporter Terry Anderson and AUB staff.
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Summit 88 US Soviet agree to fourth summit in Moscow
Reagan and Gorbachev wrap up their third summit agreeing to a tentative fourth in spring 1988 in Moscow. They plan a 50 percent cut in strategic arsenals, with no prerequisite for Moscow talks. Reagan hailed the talks as a success and a beacon of hope while pursuing Senate ratification of a new treaty. Gorbachev praised the missile pact but urged continued work.
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Afghanistan
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Summit ends with new nuclear arms limits agreed
Reagan and Gorbachev moved beyond their Reykjavik standoff to outline a framework for deep cuts in long range weapons and a verification regime. They agreed to a 4900 ceiling on warheads for submarines and land based missiles while the US conceded limits on sea launch cruise missiles. Star Wars rhetoric remains, with SDI continuing, and talks on test limits also discussed. Gorbachev pressed for broader disarmament and criticized Jewish emigration quotas. He cited 222 Jews denied visas and 22 political prisoners as context.
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Jailed Teen Freed After Negligent Homicide Claim
Police say a gunshot came from an older model large car passing by as two brothers rode with friends to the mall. Davitt, released on a $1000 bond, lives at 18514 Ferncliff Ave.. his mother accompanied him to the station. His grandmother defended him saying the shooting was not intentional.
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Todd Davitt
Ferncliff Ave
Cleveland
West Side
Todd
Nordson reports 77 percent earnings rise on higher sales
Nordson Corp. posts a 77 percent earnings increase on a 22 percent rise in sales for the year ended Nov. 1 1987, with 1987 sales at 205.2 million and EPS of 2.35. Fourth quarter sales were 53.8 million with EPS of 0.61, while 1986 figures were 168.7 million in sales and 1.33 EPS. Dividend for Q1 1988 is 14 cents per share, payable Jan. 4 1988, continuing annual increases since 1963. Nordson manufactures industrial equipment.
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Westlake — Nordson Corp
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