Dwyer vows never to return to Iran after release
Free lance writer Cynthia Dwyer returned home to Amherst New York after nine months in Iran and expulsion as a spy. She described her ordeal and said she would not go back, noting she learned to pray, appreciate her family, and value the U.S. Constitution. Her husband John consoled her as neighbors welcomed her with two cakes.
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Police, city center on gasoline policy and costs
The piece reports on city budget concerns driven by off duty police response costs and rising inflation. It cites figures on Social Security taxes, energy and food costs, and discusses defense spending projections and tax cut inflation risks. It also covers Elyria's police support car program saving money and plans for officer discussions on fuel costs.
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Jenrette says he and Rita once made love on Capitol steps
Former Rep John W Jenrette recounts a night scene with his estranged wife Rita on the US Capitol steps. He says she plans a Playboy article about the incident and other disclosures. He urged silence fearing a false impression of Washington. Civil and Abscam proceedings continue.
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Fire atnation's largest hotel kills seven guests
A Las Vegas hotel fire on the nation's largest hotel complex caused seven deaths from smoke inhalation and one from a fall or jump from a ninth floor window. Many guests, including Natalie Cole, were treated and released. Despite the disaster, resort reservations at the Hilton remained near capacity with rooms available only until Friday.
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Nat “King” Cole
Robert Schmuck
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Riviera
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Mom seeks funds for son life saving heart transplant
Alma Palmer in Columbus places a classified plea for 30 000 to 50 000 needed for her son James 42 to undergo a heart transplant bedridden since an unsuccessful bypass 18 months ago she vows to do anything to save him and hopes readers will contribute the family emphasizes the operation as the sole goal and shows no interest in other uses for the money
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United States
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Wilkes-Barre
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Sunday Independent
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the Independent
Demjanjuk trial links Nazi past to ID card
In Cleveland, ex SS guards testifying by videotape are tied to a forged Iwan Demjanjuk identification card used to connect John Demjanjuk to a Polish training center. Prosecutors seek to support allegations he lied on his citizenship form about wartime whereabouts.
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Ukraine
Poland's new premier in sweeping Heil purge and pledge
Warsaw reports Poland' new prime minister Wojciech Jaruzelski announced a broad purge of six ministers and the appointment of an economy czar to pull the nation from crisis. He retained the defense post and vowed Poland would not abandon the Soviet bloc or socialist systems despite labor unrest and the Solidarity movement. Deputy PMs Kpec and Kowalczyk were replaced, and a new coordinating body for policy was proposed.
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Adam Kowalcyk
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Mieczystaw Rekowzhki
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