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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1981

Page

4

Soldier sentenced for hanging death in Fort Story case

A Fort Story court martial sentenced Spec. 5 Nancy Jean Varraso to eight years hard labor and reduced her rank for unpremeditated murder in the hanging death of Pfc. Tammy Meza-Luna. Presiding Judge Col. Jack Marden ordered dishonorable discharge and Fort Leavenworth confinement, with automatic review by the commanding officer.

Soldier Newport News UPI Fort Story Virginia Beach Martin Cosgrove Nancy Jean Varraso Pfc Tammy Marie Meza-Lura Miss Varraso Quincy Mags Meza-Luna Rochester Minn Varraso Jack Marden Fort Leavenworth Kan Becky Smith Knoxville Tenn Greg McCormick Tammy Mass Court Marttal

Nobel nominees include Carter and Wallenberg figure

Oslo reports Nobel Peace prize nominees list features former President Jimmy Carter and Lech Walesa among final contenders. Swedish diplomat Raoul Wallenberg, long missing after Soviet arrest, tops the list of serious candidates alongside dissident Yuri Orlov. The institute notes the final list exceeds 60 nominees but officially discloses none.

Oslo Norway UPI Jimmy Carter Lech Walesa Soviet Union Yuri Orlov Helsinki Human Rights Monitoring Group Nobel Institute Iran Raoul Wallenberg Wallenberg Budapest Hungary Institute Jacob Sverdrup

Tuition tax credits back in Reagan plan Bell says

Education Secretary Terrel Bell said President Reagan would press on with tuition tax credits for private school costs despite budget cuts. He warned some student aid reductions are likely and hinted college student credits could be excluded if deficits bite. Bell stressed the administration remains committed to a tuition tax credit program.

Washington UPI Terrel Bell Reagan Bell United Press International

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