Arafat loyalists retake Baddawi stronghold amid clashes
In Tripoli PLO loyalists say they recaptured 85 percent of Baddawi refugee camp after a pre dawn counterattack on Syrian backed rebels. Shelling hit outskirts and a nearby headquarters as 21 prisoners were reported captured. casualty tallies vary with Red Cross noting hundreds killed or wounded since November 3. Beirut peacekeepers on alert amid retaliatory threats. Israeli casualties from a roadside blast in southern Lebanon.
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A teacher for a day and a student’s reaction
A teacher for a day recounts Rome talk, classroom ups and downs, noisy laughter, a 10 minute spelling quiz, and poems that delight 11 to 13 year olds. Visci, a serious professional, reflects on teaching, impact, and the reward of seeing former students return for guidance.
Foreclosure, hospital sale rumors. cancer vaccines noted
Huron bank forecloses on New London Hospital amid dispute over ownership and board control. A $72,000 debt is cited while trustees may be paid before resignations. Separate claims involve a $230,000 mortgage and a $900,000 property deal for Doctors Clinic and surrounding land. Police investigate death threats linked to the clinic case. In Rochester, vaccines grown from a cancer patient’s tumor show promise, sparking new cancer immunotherapy interest.
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Layoffs and plant closing hit Cleveland area jobs
Terex Corp announces layoffs affecting 374 salaried and 437 hourly workers as it undergoes Chapter II restructuring. American Greetings plans to close its Cleveland printing plant, transferring 500 jobs to Kentucky and Arkansas over the next two years.
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White House braces for debate on Day After film
The Reagan administration plans a low key response to ABC TV’s The Day After a graphic nuclear war film. Gergen Shultz and others will brief media while stressing a strong defense and ongoing arms talks. Officials warn against cinematic hype and urge focus on preventing nuclear war.
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Judge impersonation conviction reversed in Ohio appeal
The 8th Ohio District Court of Appeals reversed Betty Smith's conviction for impersonating a judge in a Cleveland con scheme aimed at the FBI. The court remanded the case to Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court. Mrs. Smith, 54, was convicted in October 1982. The FBI began investigating Cleveland Municipal Court case-fixing in 1978.
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