Jails funding fight sparks union bid to block layoffs
Lorain County deputies union and Vansant union seek restraining orders to halt inmate layoffs as judges weigh jail population cuts. Mahony urged reductions to meet a 4.5 million budget, with 700000 needed to keep status quo and 350000 each for corrections and road patrol. Judges' decision prompts commissioners to rethink funding and possible budget cuts.
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Lorain County Sheriff's Deputies Associaton
Mahony
Herbert Jacoby
Lorain County
Her- Vee Vatung
Betty Blair
Vasi
She Ee
Lorain County Common Pleas Court
Edward Zaleski
Floyd Harris
Lynett McGough
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Miracle Landing by Steafan Rasmussen 14 Year SAS Pilot
Stefan Rasmussen a 14 year SAS veteran recounted losing power shortly after takeoff in thick clouds and ice on wings. He glided to a field, clipping trees to slow the craft as passengers braced minutes before impact. The MD-80 skidded across a frozen meadow and halted near a forest with no deaths.
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Rasmussen
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Stockholm
Arlanda
Soviet Jews sail into Israeli port
477 Jews from the former Soviet Union arrived in Haifa on the Mediterranean Sky, the first sea migration in two years. Four tugboats guided the gold vessel into Haifa bay as newcomers searched for relatives on shore. Simcha Dinitz of the Jewish Agency warned that while the scene stirred euphoria, such sea operations were logistically foolish.
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Israel
Soviet Union
Mediterranean Sky
Haifa Bay
Simcha Dinitz
Jewish Agency
Muslims score major win in Algeria voting
In Algiers the Islamic Salvation Front achieved a sweeping victory in Algeria's first free legislative elections. Voters voiced discontent with unemployment and corruption. The party’s platform promises no constitution but aims to apply Sharia law with a possible moderate stance toward Western relations to aid the economy.
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Algiers
Islamic Salvation Front
West
Deputies face layoffs after tax vote rejection
Deputy Ted Reed voiced frustration over the looming layoff as Sheriff Mahony warned that budget cuts follow voters rejecting a 0.5 percent sales tax that would have raised about 6.9 million annually for the justice system. The article details patrol reductions, potential impacts across 18 townships, and ongoing court hearings on the layoffs.
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Ted Reed
Martin J. Mahony
Justice System
Reed
West River Road
Secret of Buckley hostage case and CIA ties surface
Sources say torture exposed Buckley’s secrets amid his capture notes. The information allegedly named CIA operatives in the region and fueled the Iran-Contra involvement led by late director William Casey. Buckley, born 1928 in Medford Massachusetts, served in the Army, earned a BU degree, and rose in CIA ranks with postings across Vietnam Europe Africa and the Middle East.
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William Casey
United States
Iran
Tehran
Lebanon
Medford, Mass
Boston University
Vietnam
Europe
Africa
Middle East
Directorate of Operations
Langley, Va
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