Woman Freed From Kidnappers After Ransom Paid
In Taranto Italy a 22 year old elementary school teacher Annamaria Fusco was released after her family paid 480000 in ransom. The Fuscos wine exporters had appealed publicly for her release and Pope John Paul II urged her freedom. The kidnappers had initially demanded 24 million in local currency but the father Antonio Fusco said not a millionaire could meet that. Fusco was abducted on November 18 while commuting to work and is reported in good condition.
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Military alert declared in Manila amid subversive threat
President Marcos announces a red alert in Manila and 13 suburbs to counter planned terrorism. Maj. Gen. Olivas orders constabulary on high readiness with police checkpoints and random vehicle searches for firearms or explosives. leaves canceled and troops kept in camps to prevent destabilization.
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Tornado kills occupant in mobile home near San Angelo
One person died when a tornado touched down on a Texas farm near San Angelo in Tom Green County. The mobile home was thrown across a road. Storms affected multiple states with forecasts of showers and high temperatures across the region.
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Four win Ohio Lotto jackpot share of 3.9 million
Lottery officials named Oma Cox of Nova Richard Heideman of West Chester James Fulwood of Steubenville and Timothy McGill of Bedford as the winners after they matched six numbers 12 15 20 23 31 32 drawn Saturday night Each will collect 974100 in 20 annual installments of 48705 and about 38964 after federal taxes withheld.
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Winning Pay and Lotto numbers in Pennsylvania draw
Harrisburg AP reports the winning Pennsylvania Daily Lottery number for Tuesday was 4-2-5. The Pennsylvania Lotto numbers drawn were 14 37 36 07 01 25 with 10 as the alternate.
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Indictments Sought in Italian Arms Smuggling Ring
State prosecutor Enrico Cavalieri recommends indictments against more than 30 people amid an arms and drug smuggling probe in Trento. The list, reported by ANSA, includes actor Rossano Brazzi and centers on weapons and military vehicles and alleged nuclear weapon sales.
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Nuclear weapons sale plot claims raise regional tension
Cavalieri confirmed an ANSA dispatch quoting his Palermo report that more than 30 people were involved in a failed bid to sell nuclear weapons to three Arab nations and to Argentina. He did not specify weapons or fuel or identify producers. The report follows Duarte's reopening presidency after a narrow 33-26 vote setback.
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Nicaragua mobilizes nation against alleged U.S. pressure
Nicaragua announces a massive mobilization of the people as Defense Minister Humberto Ortega claims U.S. plans to intensify military pressure. The government says the draft law covers ages 18 to 40 and a regional counteroffensive of 8,000 troops is planned in Segovia and Jinotega to hit rebel units that attacked Ocotal last week.
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Local Honor Student Expelled Over Out-of-Wedlock Birth
Marion Center High School graduate Arlene Pfeiffer, 18, who left the National Honor Society after giving birth to her daughter Jessica, said she will seek a job before college. She graduated 17th of 154, plans to stay with family near Marion Center while job hunting. her federal suit against the school board over the dismissal is pending.
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Playboy Bunnies Fired For Not Being Young, Lawsuit Says
In Los Angeles, Patricia Lenz and Athena Best claim Playboy club officials told them they were beautiful but not young enough to fit the bunny image. The 1983 firings, part of a broader house cleaning, led to a $250000 lawsuit with Best later rehired and Lenz left seeking damages.
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Ten women to gorge on food for science study
Ten women will be paid 800 dollars each to live in seclusion for a month and gorge themselves with meals twice their normal intake. The University of Rochester team will test blood, hormones, urine, metabolism, and weight while participants eat oversized yet balanced meals.
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Tornado kills man at Murrey Ranch in Tom Green County
A tornado struck Murrey Ranch in Tom Green County Texas at 12:36 a.m. killing a Hispanic man inside a trailer home and causing widespread damage. Deputy Laura Harris and Peace Justice Charlie Long described the destruction with debris across a highway and aluminum pieces tossed onto phone lines.
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Ohio Lottery Daily and Pick 4 Results
The Ohio Lottery announced the winning daily number 583 for The Number and the Pick 4 winning number 7677. Daily game sales were $1,062,644 with earnings of $445,563.50 and $617,080.50 paid to winners. Pick 4 sales totaled $161,467 with winners to receive 45 percent, or $72,681.50. A $1 straight winner earned $9,532 and a $1 boxed winner earned $2,383.
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Ferrara conviction upheld by 6th Circuit in FBI case
The 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled Michael A. Ferrara was rightly convicted in Cleveland for trying to intimidate a federal prosecutor's family to aid an organized crime suspect. Ferrara, sentenced to five years for obstructing justice, targeted Donna Congeni and caused trauma after a death threat to her brother Dr. Leo Congeni in August 1982.
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Sakharov Reported Alive and Healthy in Gorky
Soviet Academy member Yuri Ovchinnikov told reporters Andrei Sakharov is alive and well in the closed city of Gorky. He said Sakharov has been living there "all the past years" and dismissed Western reports as misinformation. The remarks offer no detail on hospital status.
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Fighting rages as army enters Sikh temple
Indian troops stormed the Golden Temple complex in Amritsar amid fierce midday fighting with hundreds of heavily armed Sikh militants. Officials said more than 1,000 Sikhs were arrested across roughly 30 gurdwaras in Punjab as arms and ammunition were seized, while Bhindranwale loyalists fought back with mortars and machine guns.
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Houston Transit Uses Monsters in Bus Ads
The city’s transit agency features a werewolf character to urge Houstonians to ride the bus. Actor Greg Soto portrays the beast in the advertising campaign, aiming to boost ridership.
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Tap Dance Kid Star Alfonso Ribeiro Alive Amid Death Rumors
Rumor claims the 12 year old Broadway actor died in a breakdancing accident for a Pepsi ad with Michael Jackson. Pepsi spokesman Kenneth Ross says the claim is false and Ribeiro did no breakdancing for the commercial.
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Moe and Joe spoof Culture Club at Music City News awards
Moe Bandy and Joe Stamply dressed as Boy George clones spoof Culture Club at the Music City News awards on Monday. The pair perform a new song titled Where's the Dress as part of the entertainment segment.
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