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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1993
Page
3
Southeast winds 10 to 15 knots are expected tomorrow with partly sunny skies. Waves reach 1 to 3 feet as temperatures are not specified.
Anderson, 45, described his liberation and book tour after 2,454 days in captivity. He recounted his diary hideaway during a Booksellers signing, praised by fans with personalized copies, while NBC eyed film rights. He spoke of family, reform efforts, and potential political run as he recalls traumatic memories and cheers ordinary resilience.
Terry Anderson recounts seven years in captivity in Lebanon interwoven with a love affair, spiritual rebirth, and a sharp account of U.S. and Israeli actions during Lebanon’s civil war. He critiques Reagan North arms talks and Iran arms profits amid hostages’ fate.
The narrative traces the seven years of AP chief Middle East correspondent in captivity and his return. It outlines his failed marriage, new wife Madeleine Bassil, and the birth of Salome Theresa during the kidnapping period. The account also notes his divorce finalized this year and Bassil’s behind the scenes efforts to secure his release.
A three year old boy wandered about one mile from his home near Bell Avenue in Elyria crossing Route 57 at 5:30 PM Monday. Ohio Highway Patrol Trooper Henry Kuciek followed and saw a woman place the boy in her car at a Shell station. She said she was taking him home. No charges filed. The child lived nearby and wandered while his mother slept. A family member mowing the lawn had left the boy riding a bicycle to fetch something to eat.
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