Cyprus president’s son freed after four day kidnapping
Achilleas Kyprianou, second lieutenant in the Cyprus national guard and son of President Spiros Kyprianou, was released in Limassol after four days in captivity. Kidnappers, believed tied to the right wing EKKA-B group, had demanded amnesty for jailed terrorists and threatened beheading. The father vowed to defend Cyprus and urged unity as political parties called for a mass rally and a general strike.
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Residents urge signal at Hoffman and New Hope Road intersection
Local residents Near Hoffman Boulevard press for a traffic signal at the New Hope Road crossroad. They cite near misses and a fatal wreck as motivation, recalling a past effort to install a guard rail. A DOT board member says he will help after the city recommended a signal.
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Detla Billard
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