Rain Relief Amid Drought Pushes Southeast Hopeful
More than three inches of rain across Georgia South Carolina and North Carolina offers relief from a historic drought that has cost farmers billions. A Bermuda High shift may bring steadier warm moist air while rail and truck hay rescues travel from Indiana and Colorado to aid livestock across the region.
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South Carolina
Indiana
Columbus
Joe Frank Harris
Ellergie
National Weather Service
Jim Helms
Greenville
S.C
Macon
Bermuda
United States
Bob Drummond
North Carolina
Gulf of Mexico
Mike Sabones
Georgia
Harris
Columbia, D.C
Southeast
Midwest
Indianapolis
CSX Corp
Colorado Springs
Colo
Colorado
Jenco recounts six months in chains and year in a hostage room
In Wiesbaden relatives heard Rev. Lawrence Jenco describe six months in solitary confinement chained to a wall and a year in a shared room with other American captives in Lebanon. He was freed after nearly 19 months in captivity and urged the release of colleagues Terry Anderson David Jacobsen and Tom Sutherland.
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Wiesbaden
West Germany
Lawrence Jenco
Lebanon
Jenco
Joliet
U.S. Air Force Hospital
Damascus
Syria
Jenca
Terry Anderson
Anderson
Middle East
Associated Press
David Jacobsen
Tom Sutherland
John Jenco
Frankfurt
Germany
Lorain native reacts to priest release as PR move
Lorain committee head Jack LaVinha says the release of Father Jenco was a calculated public relations stunt by terrorists. He notes the gain in Catholic support but doubts further American hostages will be freed and urges action by the White House and Congress.
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John Jenco
Jenco
Buckley
Lorain
Islamic Jihad
Terry Anderson
Madison Avenue
Jack LaVinha
Anderson
Middle East
Associated Press
Beirut
Father Jenca
LaVidha
Canter
LaVinha
Reagan
West Germany
Relatives buoyed by Jenco release in Lebanon crisis
Relatives of American hostages in Lebanon voiced cautious hope after Rev. Lawrence Jenco's release and urged more government action. David Jacobsen urged negotiation, while family members of Thomas Sutherland and others pressed Washington to reconsider policy. Islamic Jihad demands the release of 17 Shiites in Kuwaiti jails, a condition Kuwait has not met.
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Islamic Jihad
Kuwaiti
Kuwait
Inmates Charged Over AIDS Serum Laced Coffee Case
Lake Butler Florida inmates Lee Adolph Dunn and Robert J. Grimmer were charged with murder conspiracy and possession of contraband after a prison officer drank coffee containing AIDS serum. Grimmer faced an additional charge of solicitation to commit murder. Dunn worked in a BMC lab. The case, described as unique, could carry life in prison if convicted.
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Lake Butler
Fla
Robert Filiot
Florida Times-Union
Jacksonville Journal
Jon Phillips
Lee Adolph Dunn
Robert J. Grimmer
Grimmer
Phillips
Department of Corrections
Reception Medical Center
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