Fugitive sought in boy's death in Scriba Oswego
Oswego County deputies pursue Florida fugitive William M. Branshaw in connection with the death of 17 year old Sam Amedio Jr. The teen was found fatally injured at the Caroccio home in Scriba after he checked on pets for vacationing family. An autopsy is pending.
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Oswego County
Florida
Sam J
Amedio Jr
Amedho
Io Rame
Amedio
Charles Caroccio
Route 104
Seriba
Reuel Todd
Todd
Onondaga County
Sam Amedio Sr
Caracccio
William M. Branshaw
Oswego
Branshaw
Sherff
Lombardi slams Cuomo veto of 26 million aid to counties
State Senator Tarky Lombardi Jr. criticized Gov. Mario Cuomo for vetoing a bill that would provide 26 million in state aid to county governments. Lombardi, Syracuse Republican and Senate Finance chair, said errors in calculations were likely. Cuomo’s veto also spared a petroleum tax, benefiting utilities.
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Lombardi
Cuomo
Albany
Tarky Lombardi Jr
Mario Cuomo
Syracuse
Senate Finance Committee
New York
Bush approves mixed missile force plan with Midgetman
President Bush plans a mobile MX missile force on rail cars and a smaller Midgetman system. The move aims to reduce vulnerability of land bases while satisfying Pentagon and Scowcroft allies, though Cheney opposed the costly Midgetman and urged silo-to-rail moves.
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Bush
Administration
Bush Administration
Congress
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Carter
Con
Crete
James A Baker
Defense
Dick Cheney
White House
Brent Scowcroft
Scowcroft
Cheney
United States
Tiananmen Square protest ends with mass student retirement
About 100000 students left Tiananmen Square after a peaceful gathering of about 15 hours aimed at demanding political reforms. Leaders and crowds clashed as officials reopened the plaza near the Great Hall of the People and demonstrations escalated. Students waved pro democracy banners and chanted for freedom while honoring the late Hu Yaobang.
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Tiananmen Square
Chinas
Communist Party
Hu Yaobang
CIS directors approve Geneen buyout plan
CIS directors voted Friday to accept a buyout proposal from a Geneen headed investment group. The plan avoids substantial workforce cuts and preserves most jobs at 360 in Syracuse and 650 worldwide, with management authorized to negotiate to a preliminary agreement. CIS filed for Chapter 11 protection in January with assets about 186 billion and liabilities near 181 billion. The sale must win US Bankruptcy Court approval. Varilease had offered a rival bid with major management layoffs, which CIS board rejected as not credible.
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Continental Information Systems Corp
ITT Corp
Charman
Harold Geneen
DeWitt Leasing
Spa Vamemaen Instant
Thata
Tomasa Altact
Geneen Group
CIS
Syracuse
Aser
Ind
Varilease Corp
Bloomfield Halls
Mich
Robert van Hellemont
Varilease
CIS Management
Riots Force King Hussein To Cancel Trip
Rioters attacked police and damaged property in Salt and Amman as unrest over fuel and goods prices spreads from the south to the north. King Hussein canceled his Washington visit and Britain trip, returning home amid calls for austerity measures and the ouster of Prime Minister Mild.
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Jordan
King Hussein
Washington
Britain
London
Ta Salt
Amman
Laig Mild
Will Uiey
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