Dozier Freed in Padua Raid by Italian Police
UPI reports Gen. James L. Dozier was rescued from a Red Brigades hideout in Padua after a daylight raid. Five Red Brigades members were arrested as Dozier, barefoot and in good condition, was taken to police headquarters and spoke to his wife by phone.
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Reagan
National Security
William Clark
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Wiesbaden
West Germany
James Dozier
Local officials wary of New Federalism shift
Skeptical and fearful Lorain County officials react to President Reagan’s New Federalism proposal to shift welfare and social program funding to the state. County leaders fear funding gaps, potential program cuts, and harm to residents while noting current costs and local burdens. Elyria officials warn of reduced grants and delayed infrastructure support.
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Fred Ritenauer
Lorain County
Ritenauer
Gerard Prinz
Ann Nagy
Lorain County Federation of Human Services
Elyria Supt Showalter seeks December retirement
Elyria Schools Superintendent Dr Thomas Showalter asks the school board to allow retirement on December 31, six months early from a contract expiring July 1, 1983. He cites improving test scores and financial health, plans to move to Florida, and says the board will choose a successor.
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Elyria Schools
Thomas Showalter
Showalter
Earl Warmmes
Elyria
Florida
Lois
Hijacked CALI jet held 74 hostages by guerrillas
Seven rebels seized Aerotal Boeing 727 en route from Bogota to Pereira then Cali. The aircraft collided with an army jeep on the runway and explosions were reported aboard. Guerrillas demanded another plane and negotiations with Cali officials and the bishop, threatening to blow up the jet and all aboard.
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Colombia
Aerotal
Bogota
Pereira
Forecast Drops Into The Low 20s This Evening
Tonight will be partly cloudy with a chance of snow flurries and a low near 15 degrees. Friday remains cloudy with a chance of showers and highs in the mid 30s. Details on Page A-3.
Cleveland Press and Bulletin face tough times in long running newspaper wars
In Cleveland, the Press remains in contention despite heavier losses than officials expected as 18 months pass since Joseph Cole bought the afternoon daily and six months since the Sunday Press launched. In Philadelphia, The Bulletin will publish its final issue after losses of $33 million since June 1980, with Charter Co. closing the 135 year old paper amid suburban competition and TV news.
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Scripps-Howard
Sunday Press
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Bulletin
Big City
Craig Ammerman
News-Reom
Ammerman
N.S
Buddy” Hayden
Charter Co
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Charter
McLean
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