Cokeville teachers seek aid after school siege trauma
Psychologists who helped San Ysidro survivors offered to aid Cokeville after a hostage crisis left 79 wounded and two exortionists dead. The massacre at Cokeville Elementary prompted classrooms to reopen under therapy, while investigators probe David and Doris Young’s motives and possible ties to extremist groups.
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U.S. Fliers Return After Libyan Mission Stands
Navy pilots from Carrier Air Wing 13, led by Cmdr. Bryan Duff, say they would not have skipped the Libya strike despite a delayed homecoming aboard the Coral Sea. Sixteen A-6E Intruders dropped bombs on Libya, with arrivals at Oceana, Norfolk, Jacksonville, and El Toro, as demonstrators in Cadiz protest U.S. bases in Spain.
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Oceana Naval Air Station
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Fla
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Oceana
Rob Weber
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Europe
Waldheim Controversy Tests Austria's Nazi Past Role
Vienna reports the Waldheim affair raises Austria's guilt questions over Nazi era service and the republic's collective reckoning. Historians and psychologists note a national reluctance to face past atrocities while Waldheim’s UN leadership and presidential run intensify scrutiny.
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Kurt Waldheim
Hitler
Waldheim
Balkans
United Nations
Ray of Sunshine Returns to Home After Amputations
Kenneth Urig, a one man trenching business from Russia Township, lost both legs below the knees and parts of his left arm after severe injuries. He has undergone seven operations, with extensive skin grafts and implants, and is optimistic about leaving the hospital. Friends note his upbeat spirit as his wife Kathy and relatives organize support, including a fund at Lorain County Bank to cover medical costs and mail for his recovery.
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Kathy
Urig
North Eaton
Moran
K.M. Urig
Russia
Kenny
Kenneth M. Urig
Lorain County
Kenneth Urig
Scranton Road
Cleveland
Assad says Syria halted hostage efforts after US strike
In a Washington Post interview Hafez Assad said Syria stopped attempts to win release of American and French hostages in Lebanon after the April 15 U.S. raid on Libya and charges of Syrian terrorism. He rejected U.S. claims and said Abu Nidal operates outside Syria.
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Washington Post
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Syrian
Israel
State fight to block mustard gas shipments on rails
Ohio officials say they will oppose planned transfer of lethal World War I mustard gas in railroad tank cars from Aberdeen Maryland to Anniston Alabama. PUCO leaders push early campaign while route remains undecided, stressing safety and fatal risk.
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Aberdeen
Maryland
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Alabama
Robert Fedder
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
David Leland
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Cleve
Fedder
Chillicothe
Springfield
Lima
Indiana
Don Wihl
Armed man holds son hostage in Chicago standoff
An armed man with a rifle took his 6-year-old son hostage late Sunday. Negotiators say no demands have been made and the man has not threatened harm. Police officer John Kucharski said the situation remains at a standstill and the assailant appears scared.
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