Noriega Linked to CIA Yet Not On Payroll Says Source
Manuel Noriega the Panama strongman held in Florida on drug charges had a long close association with the CIA but apparently was never paid as an agent. Sources say the CIA valued Noriega mainly for Cuban leverage and intelligence on U.S. operations while he supplied information to Cuba.
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Don Bohning
Kauight-Ridder
Manuel Noriega
Panama
South
Florida
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
U.S
CIA
Noriega
Bush
Seymour Hersh
New York Times
Ford Show Highlights Ford Accord Lead in U.S. Sales
Ford officials announced the 1989 sales figures showing the Honda Accord surpassing Ford subcompacts as the top seller in the United States. Ford executives stressed optimism while noting Ford plants in Ohio employ 12,450 workers, with Lorain and Avon Lake facilities key for Thunderbird and Mercury Cougar production. The company unveiled a $2 billion Escort Tracer project aimed at redefining small cars in the 1990s, predicting combined U.S. sales of 500,000 in 1990 and 950,000 worldwide. Pricing starts at 7402 for the 1990 Escort and 8672 for the Tracer, with showroom arrivals planned in April. Ford emphasizes collaboration with Mazda on the Escort platform.
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United States
Ford
Greater Cleveland
Lorain County
Lorain
Lincoln
Motor Trend
U.S
Mazda
Donald Peterson
Chicago
Bodies found after pledge of sacrifice at rural Kirtland site
Police say six bodies including a man wife and three children were found beneath a barn on property once rented by Lundgren a former minister linked to a small religious group. Authorities probe civil rights violations tied to up to ten people living there. Autopsies to be performed by Cuyahoga County coroner’s office.
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Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
Coroner’s Office
Kirtland
Dennis Yarborough
Lundgren
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Dale Luffman
Northeast
Ohio
The
Reorganized Church
Luffman
Mild Thursday Breaks Cold Streak Ahead Of Browns Playoff
North Ridgeville observer notes Thursday reached 45 degrees, far from 63 set in 1950. Forecasters expect mostly sunny weather in the mid 30s at kickoff for the Browns vs. Bills at 12:30 PM, with little wind. Science news notes a termite bred with a praying mantis.
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North Ridgeville
Ray Diederich
Browns
Buffalo
Pease heads to London for U S Congress European Parliament talks
U S Representative Don J. Pease of Oberlin will depart for London to lead a discussion on the Uruguay Round and GATT reform during joint meetings of the U S Congress and the European Parliament scheduled for Sunday through Tuesday. He has long participated in the U S Euro Parliament exchange, and may extend travel to Eastern Europe with his wife at no extra cost to the government.
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Washington
U.S
Don J. Pease
D-Oberlin
London
England
U.s.congress- European Parliament
Pease
Europe
Minority bids narrowed for Elyria project contract
The lowest bidder Northern Electric of Elyria was disqualified for improper bonding and missing letter of intent, while Jim's Electric of Grafton protested but was rejected for not meeting minority subcontractor requirements. Northern bid 162,050. Jim's 184,900. Lucas Plumbing and Heating of Lorain will handle plumbing and HVAC for 236,000. The project budget is 1.4 million for first floor and basic second floor work.
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Northern Electric
Elyria
Jim’s Electric
Grafton
Northern
Jim
Sive
Keys
Lucas Plumbing and Heating of
Lorain
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William Casey
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Donald Pease
Thomas Wagner
Ford Motor Co
Kenneth Dabrowski
Avery
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Grant McMurray
World Church
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Salt Lake City
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Wawn
Sparta Eniver
Arthur O. Hudnutt
Timothy M. Lewecke
Ienaaend
Arnold Miller
Andrew ¥. Ruckman
Dack E. Weaver
Ah Soin
Gary Cozart
Arthur
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PRO
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