Levin recalls months of iron and misery in Lebanon
TV journalist Jeremy Levin spent 11 months in darkness and irons after being abducted in Beirut. He says he bears no bitterness, thanks officials and leaders for securing his release, and urges four other captives to be freed. He arrived at Andrews Air Force Base amid family and government support.
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Allah
U.S
West Germany
Not Fit for Dogs to Eat Libel Verdict In Oriskany Falls Case
A jury ordered the now-defunct Oriskany Falls Union Free School District to pay Carol Gagnon and her husband a total of 10 001 dollars for libel and negligence linked to a student newspaper article that claimed her lunchroom food was not fit for dogs. The award includes 7 500 dollars for negligence and 1 dollar in libel damages to Mrs. Gagnon and 2 500 dollars to Mr. Gagnon for loss of his wife's services. The trial found insufficient supervision of a Colgate intern and noted the district merger with Waterville in 1983.
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Rebecca Pitkin
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Gagnons
Walter S. Buckoski
Oriskany Falls
Waterville
Syracuse
End of GE strike rests with union decision
General Electric says the five day walkout by hourly production workers at its Evendale jet engine plant will end only when the United Auto Workers Local 647 decides. About 9,200 salaried staff worked Monday while 5,800 hourly workers stayed away, with no union meetings scheduled to resolve the dispute.
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Garfield Heights Saves $50,000 in Hospital Bid Process
Mayor Longo touts cost containment through hospital bidding and Blue Cross as Garfield Heights reports $50,000 less in 1984 health coverage costs, 10 percent lower, with 82 percent of major accounts renewing cheaper than 1984. City groups aim to save $25 to $35 million in 1985.
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