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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1982

Page

3

Teen booked in brutal murder of Turk Consul General

Police booked 19 year old Harry Sassounian in Pasadena on suspicion of murdering Turkish Consul General Kemal Arikan in a daylight ambush at a busy intersection. Four suspects were detained as investigators pursued links to Armenian militant groups amid ongoing Turks and Armenians tensions.

Los Angeles UPI Harry Sassounian Kemal Arikan Pasadena Jim Hardin Sassounian Parker Center the Justice Commandos of Armenian Genocide Kemal Arikan

Dozier kidnapping ringleaders called Bonnie and Clyde

Antonio Savasta and Emilia Libera, labeled the Red Brigades main operatives in the Dozier case, were two of five arrested in Padua. Police tied Savasta to the Moro kidnapping and other 1981 sect attacks. Verona and Venice regions held eight hideouts. Dozier spent a comfortable night at Vicenza base before a 4 p.m. news conference.

Vicenza Italy UPI James L. Dozier Bonnie and Clyde Antonio Savasta Emilia Libera Red Brigades Padua Dozier Emanuela Frascella Gianfranco Carrias Verona Venice Savasta Miss Libera Cagliari Sardinia Ing Savasta Aldo Moro U.S George Poole James Dozier

Final Bulletin recalls yesterday in last edition

The 134‑year‑old Philadelphia paper The Bulletin published an 84‑page final issue with an 12‑page memorial section. Staff recalled memories, traditions, and anecdotes as Charter Co ends the paper after decades of loss.

Philadelphia UPI The Bulletin Nicholas Nagurny Adrian Lee Charter Co Nagurny Nargury

Man gives up job to save another at Pratt and Whitney

East Hartford productivity tale centers on Ben Gaman a 27 year old machine operator and union steward who traded his job protection under the plant contract to save Anthony Letizio from layoff Letizio a machinist with a wife and two children faced a June arrival while Gaman hoped to find work elsewhere in the wake of pink slips issued to 935 workers at four CT plants The gesture drew praise from Letizio and his wife who described the act as a rare display of a heart in labor relations

East Hartford Gaman Anthony Letizio New Britain Tony Letizio Letizio Pam Nicole Melissa State Department of Education

Cable firms halt video hookups amid copyright dispute

California Court of Appeals ruled home video recording infringing and liable for owners makers distributors and advertisers. Lawmakers study taxing devices while two area firms continue hookups amid gray area and potential federal action.

District Court of Appeals California U.S. District Court Walt Disney Productions Universal City Studios Edward Baxter U.S Dennis DeConcini D-Ariz Deconcini Grafton Cablevision Teleprompter North Ridgeville

Excited 49ers line backer relieved himself on field

San Francisco linebacker Jack Reynolds reportedly dashed to the bathroom after a goal line stand in the Super Bowl win over Cincinnati. With no facilities available, teammates aided him as he hurried to the sideline and allegedly relieved himself on the Silverdome turf amid a defensive huddle.

SAN Francisco UPI Jack Reynolds San Francisco 49Ers Cincinnati Reynolds Bengals Silverdyme

Sunny's Living Death Could Sink Von Bulow Case

In Newport Rhode Island the von Bulow trial stalled as defense attorney John F. Sheehan sought to exclude medical witnesses arguing Rhode Island law protects patient confidentiality. Judge Needham ordered a overnight study to resolve whether doctors and staff may testify about Sunny von Bulow’s comatose condition, with the state alleging insulin poisoning in a costly inheritance case.

Newport R.I UPI Claus von Bulow John F. Sheehan Sheehan Thomas H. Needham Martha von Bulow Rhode Island Sesaneo

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