Faiths and values of Syracuse area believers explored
A Herald series profiles Catholic Jewish Protestant Eastern Orthodox Mormon Muslim and others as believers share their faiths and values. Bernard F. Mahan Providence House superintendent speaks on life after death and heaven or hell. Religion. Page A10.
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Syracuse
Herald
God
Heaven
Hell
Bernard F. Mahan
Providence House
Mountain Goat race decides winners in tense run
Carolyn Eich and Tom Carter won their divisions in the Mountain Goat event after a hard 10 mile course. The race showcased both physical and psychological battles as top runners claimed victory in a day of running stories in the Herald American.
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Carolyn Eich
Tom Carter
Herald American
Reagan Threats Reported During China Visit
Chinese police said bomb threats targeted Reagan during his China visit and urged tighter security at the Great Wall Hotel where Reagan will host a banquet. U S officials claimed no current threats and plan protective measures with his limousine, Air Force One, and Secret Service detail.
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Reagan
China
Great Wall
U.S
Tony Sariti
Air Force One
Public Security Bureau
Great Wall Hotel
West
Khadafy offers plan to end London embassy siege
Libyan leader Muammar Khadafy proposed sending Libyans from inside the six story embassy in St James Square to investigate the Tuesday shooting that killed a policewoman and wounded 11 protesters. Britain rejects the plan and seeks access to search for weapons.
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London
UPI
Muammar Khadafy
Khadafy
Tripoli
Posh
St. James Square
Britain
Libya
Heathrow
Army probes helicopter border crossing amid gunfire reports
In Stuttgart West Germany the U S Army said it may take days to determine if an American helicopter with two aboard ventured into Czechoslovakian airspace before Soviet built warplanes reportedly fired at it and missed. Maj Bob Bruce of U S European Command declined to comment while the investigation proceeds.
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Stuttgart
West Germany
U.S. Army
U.S. European Command
Bob Bruce
Outside lawyers feed city and county budgets with big bill
Syracuse and Onondaga County officials say funds are tight while private attorneys billed nearly 3.5 million over four years. No bids were sought, with many firms tied to administrations. Mayor Alexander and County Exec Mulroy defend using outside counsel, while critics cite patronage and budget strain.
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Syracuse
Onondaga County
John DeFrancisco
Lee Alexander
John Mulroy
Donald Marshall
Marshall
Alexander
Syracuse and Onondaga legal division costs rise
Department of Social Services shows two 10 a torney Legal Division with cumulative salaries totaling 342,160. Municipal and county law have grown into a large business in Syracuse and Onondaga, with the county legal staff handling property condemnations for public use.
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Syracuse
Onondaga
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