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...detainees were interrogated for connections to the Central Intelligence Agency and the Pentagon but were not physically mistreated, editors of the two Newsday reporters told the Associated Press...
...yesterday afternoon, photojournalist Molly C. Bingham ’90, who disappeared from a Baghdad hotel on March 24 along with two Newsday reporters, an American peace activist and a Dutch freelance photographer, called her family from a satellite phone to let them know that she was safe...
...Waters based his script on memories of "The Buddy Deane Show," a Baltimore staple that had entranced the young style maven. "I loved it," Waters recently told Blake Green of Newsday. "They [the dancers] were my imaginary friends. I used to watch the show and draw exaggerated hairdos and make up fictitious biographies for all of them. I even danced on the show - twice, both times the dirty boogie. Then I smoked pot and that was all over. My friends radically changed. No more Buddy Deane...
...They said '100 percent beef.' I thought that meant it was good for you," Barber told Newsday. "I thought the food...
Similarly, some of Gotti’s former legal allies sought to glorify the Don’s memory. His lawyer and longtime confidant Bruce Cutler described the late boss to New York Newsday as “[a] most remarkable human being who was a champion in my book.” Defense attorney Ronald Kuby, who handled some of Gotti’s post-conviction legal matters, stressed to Newsday that “John Gotti had the same skills as the CEO of any large, successful corporation. He had that sort of touch where he remembered names...