Anderson blasts U.S. effort to free Lebanon hostages
Terry Anderson, AP bureau chief and longest-held American hostage in Lebanon, criticizes U.S. policy in a videotaped Christmas message. He says relief efforts haven’t been enough, cites lingering fears for fellow captives, and links U.S. support for Israel to hostage policy.
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Aunt says Terry Anderson video is a good sign
Westlake aunt of Lebanon hostage Terry Anderson says the taped message released Thursday is encouraging but warns against high hopes. Gwendolyn Jones recalls past false releases and notes family members plan to display yellow ribbons in Lorain. The tape shows Anderson criticizing U.S. government for slow hostage negotiations.
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Fromme recaptured after two day manhunt near Alderson jail
Lynette Fromme the Manson disciple serving life for Ford assassination attempt was nabbed two days after escaping Alderson Federal Prison for Women. She was spotted in rugged terrain two miles south of the prison, taken to infirmary, then moved to high security.
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U S helicopters aid 20 as Iran set ship ablaze in gulf
In the southern Persian Gulf US and British helicopters rescued 20 crewmen from a South Korean freighter after Iranian gunboats set it on fire. A separate attack on the Saudi tanker Nejmat El Petrol caused minor injuries and damage. The Hyundai 7 also faced a blaze with nine rescued by British ships and 11 by US forces.
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Wrong way is right for collecting auto tag tax
Columbia Township officials pursued a $5 license plate tax but cannot collect in 1989 after the Lorain County Board of Elections invalidated petitions and a missing BMV notice. Elyria Township, which did not notify the BMV, will collect the tax. Township clerk Robert Duktig laments the turn of events. The law allows a $5 tax for cities and counties to fund road and bridge repairs. Oakley notes a new resolution may be needed to authorize collection next year.
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