Hasenfus Freed In Nicaragua Pardon Returns Home
Eugene Hasenfus 45 pardoned by Nicaragua after two months’ jail for smuggling weapons to Contra rebels spent his first night in Guatemala at the U.S. ambassador’s residence. He planned to fly to Miami then Marinette Wisconsin with wife Sally. He thanked Ortega and Nicaraguan people as Sen. Christopher Dodd arranged the transfer and aid discussions continued.
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Guatemala City
Eugene Hasenfus
Nicaragua
U.S
Guatemala
Hasenfus
Sally
Miami
Marinette
Wis
Ortega
Nicaraguan National Assembly
United States
Christopher Dodd
D-Conn
Hasenfuses
Dodd
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Central America
Lorain USX Hikes Bar and Billet Prices Despite Idling
Lorain USX Corp. plans a 15 dollar per ton rise for bars and semi finished billets even though neither product can ship. The increase, called unrelated to shipping, follows a 30 day moratorium ordered by Judge Betleski to cool tensions over shipments as roughly 30 to 50 management staff face layoffs at Lorain Works.
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Lorain
Us5x Corp
John Shortridge
Lorain Works
Uled
Adrian Betleski
Lorain County Court of Common Pleas
Betleski
USX
USX Corp
Lorain Works Wall
Shortridge
New LCCC president Roy Church begins duties this week
Roy A. Church arrives at Cleveland Hopkins Airport and meets with LCCC leaders ahead of his formal presidency in March. He is to review winter quarter enrollment and next year’s budgets, attend a board meeting, and later hold a press conference before returning to Clearwater.
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Cleveland Hopkins
Roy A. Church
LCCC
Richard Mellett
Walter Edling
Donald Arnold
Church
Pauline Latkovic
Lccc Board of Trustees
Board of Trustees
Academe Affairs
St Petersburg Junior College
Florida
Clearwater
Fla
Lorain Debates Removal Of Suggestive Billboard
City officials review complaints about a Leavitt Road billboard advertising WZAK FM showing a woman atop a man with the caption Getting you up and getting you off The Christian Assembly of God Church urged removal while the mayor and prosecutor weigh decency law applicability and possible action.
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Lorain
Cleveland
Leavitt Road
Route 58
West 21St St
Wzak-Fm
Elyria
Lake and
West Avenues
Alex Olejko
Christian Assembly of God Church
Leavitt Rd
AT&T to Take $3.2 Billion Charge to Trim Workforce
AT&T will set aside 3.2 billion dollars in Q4 1986 to cover costs of reducing staff by as many as 27,400 from 321,000. The charge funds severance, streamlining, facility consolidation, asset write downs, and depreciation changes, creating a Q4 net loss and a proposed 32 billion dollar earnings charge. Investors reacted as shares fell to 26.87 on the NYSE, with delays due to the announcement.
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Washington
At&t
Ers
Retiring Cuyahoga County Coroner Steps Down After 50 Years
Samuel Gerber, 88, stepping down as Cuyahoga County Coroner due to ill health after serving two years of his 13th term. He began in 1970 with a borrowed microscope and built a renowned forensic medicine office.
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Cuyahoga County
Samuel Gerber
Gerber
Cavaliers top 76ers 110 107 in Philadelphia
Brad Daugherty scored 29 points and Ron Harper added 27 as the Cleveland Cavaliers defeated the Philadelphia 76ers 110 to 107 in Philadelphia. Also, four Browns—Rissen Dixon Banks and Golic—named to the AFC Pro Bowl. POINSETTIAS GREENS Flowering gifts JP Miederich Sons 327 4010.
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Ron Harper
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Philadelphia 76Ers
Philadelphia
Browns
Rissen
Dixon
Banks
Golic
Poinsettias- Greens Flowerng Gifts
Miederich Sons
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East Carlisle
Grafton
Janine Exner
Amy Richards
Nancy Bostwick
C-T
Lorain County Community College
Roy Church
Billboard
Louis Kayatin
Olejko
Gus Nunez
Nunez
AT & T
New York Stock Exchange
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