Aquino wins Philippines constitutional referendum with wide margin
Early unofficial returns show President Corazon Aquino winning a landslide yes vote on a new charter. NAM FREL tallies 7.26 million yes to 1.97 million no from 33,459 precincts, amid postuprising political tension and calls for reform from leftist groups while coup plots wane.
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Corazon Aquino
National Movement For Free Elections
Namfrel
Aquino
Four held Americans moved amid Lebanon kidnapping fears
Islamic Jihad for the Liberation of Palestine said it moved three Americans and an Indian captive to new areas in Lebanon. The group demanded Israel free 400 Arab prisoners and warned of fatal harm if the United States attacks Lebanon. Photographs showed Alain Steen and Terry Anderson among the captives.
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United States
Islamic Jihad For the Liberation of
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Islamic Jihad
Lorain
Ohio
Terry Anderson
Thomas Sutherland
Terry Waite
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Anderson
Middle East
Associated Press
Sutherland
House Dems blast Byrd over pay raise vote
House Democrats fault Senate Leader Byrd for breaking a promised plan to block the 12 100 a year pay raise. The Senate instead voted to disapprove via homeless aid legislation, forcing the House to choose between the raise or aid to the homeless and risking political backlash.
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Byrd
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Gates Silent on Iran Arms Funds Ties to Nicaragua Conn
Reagan's CIA nominee Robert M. Gates faced Senate questions over whether profits from Iran arms sales were diverted to aid Nicaragua's Contra rebels. A CIA analyst warned of possible diversion. Gates did not inform the committee promptly. The Intelligence Committee noted Gates' involvement in the Iran project and the contacts with Iran. The White House had told Casey and the CIA not to discuss these contacts with Congress. Manucher Ghorbanifar was a key Iran contact. the panel cited his payments issues and a lie detector test.
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Buchanan resigns as Reagan aide in surprise move
Pat Buchanan, Reagan's chief of communications and outspoken conservative advocate, announced resigning effective March 1. The White House had just replaced William Casey with Robert Gates as CIA director, marking a second high level turnover in two days.
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Patrick J. Buchanan
Reagan
White House
William Casey
Robert Gates
CIA
Chronicle Telegram Classified Contact Line
The Elyria Chronicle Telegram provides classified hot line numbers for contact and circulation inquiries. Local exchange lines for Lorain and Chevelwend areas are listed along with a general classifieds helpline and postal address.
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Chronicle-telegram
East Avenida
P.O
Elyria
Ohio
Lorain
City approves enterprise zone plan with phased abatements
Keys said the action could appeal to Harshaw Filtrol Partnership for a $7 million to $8 million expansion. Under the law the city would negotiate a financial break for each company and form a Tax Incentive Review Council including the mayor, a council member, the county auditor, and Elyria board of education member. Applicants must meet guidelines such as a minimum number of jobs created, which are not yet complete. Abatements would be phased starting with a first year abatement then rising a fixed percentage each year until full tax payment resumes.
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Keys
Harshaw/Filtrol Partnership
Pine St
Lorain County
Elytia Board of Education
Mason Freedman Returns Home After Hospital Stay
Jack Mason, a free man, says his family faced agony but no secrets remain. Friends note his diabetes and a broken ankle after an arrest in Oberlin, while Ruth Johnson of Oberlin College condemns worry for Mason and his health concerns.
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Mason
Alabama
Oberlin
Iran missiles strike Baghdad killing civilians in retaliation
In Baghdad a long range Iranian missile struck a residential area wounding and killing civilians. Iran said the attack was in retaliation for Iraqi air raids that hit Iranian cities and schools. Iraqi authorities reported hundreds of civilians affected with unclear casualty figures.
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Iran
Islamic Republic
Nicosia
Cyprus
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Revolutionary Guards
IRNA
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