Captor abuse described in release of Frank Reed
Reed endured 42 months of captivity with psychological torment over his mother’s death false claim and brutal beatings when attempting escape. He learned his mother Leota Spra gue was alive only after release. Reed remains in recovery with untreated wounds as daughter Marilyn Langston records the family’s ordeal and public support.
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Philadelphia Inquirer loses record libel suit
A former Philadelphia prosecutor won a record 34 million libel verdict against The Philadelphia Inquirer after 17 years of legal action. The 2.5 million compensatory and 31.5 million punitive damages were for articles dating to 1973 challenging his conduct as a prosecutor. The paper plans an appeal.
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Walsh College students named Pre-law Society president and Phi Alpha Delta officers
Carol J. Miller daughter of William and Donna Miller of Fairview Park was elected president of the Pre-law Society and treasurer of Phi Alpha Delta at Walsh College in Canton Tammy Stanchak daughter of Pete Stanchak and Pamela Giese of Lorain was elected vice president of Phi Alpha Delta Vermilion High School graduate Miller Magnificat High School graduate
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Cuba Denies U S Invasion as Military Drills Escalate
U S and Cuban observers report Cuba mobilizes reserves and MiG fighters near Guantanamo in response to U S exercises Ocean Venture Global Shield and Defex. State Department calls Cuban invasion claims totally false and notes exercises are routine.
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Mills College to admit men in fall 1991 sparking protest
Mills College trustees voted to admit men for undergraduate study in 1991, provoking anger among students and alumnae who fear transfers to other women's campuses. Enrollment drops and budget pressures cited as reasons, while officials promise a new model of coeducation.
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Trump contractors claim late payments on Taj Mahal project
Contractors allege Donald Trump and his team are more than a month behind on payments for the Taj Mahal Casino Resort in Atlantic City. About 100 contractors owe $35 million amid disputes over work quality and inflated invoices, while Trump aides call payment delays routine. The Taj Mahal posted $342 million in gross revenue for last month, beating a city record.
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