Alexander's final days with secrecy and shadows
Former Mayor Lee Alexander's late career was filled with hush money, secret meetings, and coded messages. Envelopes of cash on Christmas Day, restaurants for talks, and a city hall climate under FBI scrutiny created tension and fear among aides and city officials.
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Steve Carlie Saif
City Hall
Lee Alexander
FBI
Gregory Ferentino
Ferentino
Feds
Empire State Games close with glory and pride in Syracuse
The 10th annual Empire State Games end in Syracuse after four days of competition with 7,300 athletes and 3,000 volunteers. Laura Bradley wins judo gold at home, while rising stars from Utica, Binghamton, and Monroe reflect on the games’ spirit and friendships formed across New York.
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New York State
Syracuse
Buffalo
Laura Bradley
Utica
Bradley
Carrier Dome
Laura Bakes
Binghamton
Debbie Abrams
Monroe
Edmonton Tornado Death Toll Soars Across City
A devastating tornado struck Edmonton Alberta devastating neighborhoods including Evergreen trailer park. Reports varied casualties with counts from 23 to 35 dead and about 200 injured as rescuers searched collapsed homes and factories for survivors in a state of emergency. Police used dog teams amid shattered warehouses and overturned vehicles.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Canada
Ted Gartner
John Butt
Bruce Wil
Joy-Lynn Dorash
Evergreen
Wilson
Strathcona County
Clashes in Mecca Kill Hundreds During Pilgrimage
Mecca street battles beside the Grand Mosque on the eve of hay left more than 400 dead, including 275 Iranian and 42 Mostem pilgrims plus 85 Saudis and security personnel, as Iran faced Saudi led security forces. Tehran reported 200 dead and over 2,000 wounded. Iran condemned police action amid rising gulf tensions and protests at embassies in Tehran.
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Gatro
Egypt
Mecca
Saudi Arabia
Tehran
Grand Mosque
Hay
Kuwait
Iraq
Iran
United States
Persian Gulf
America
Soviet Union
Israel
Ruhollah Khomeini
Ali Hassan Shaer
Fahd
Islamic Republic
Gas Prince slips from Kuwait to join U S escort in Gulf
The 46,723 ton Gas Prince left Kuwait quietly on Saturday as it joined a U S Navy escort in the Persian Gulf. It sailed ahead of the Bridgeton, now stuck in Kuwait, after the Bridgeton was damaged by a mine near Farsi Island. The move followed the Tehran embassy attack and amid fears of further mining as Iran allies with Iraq in the Gulf conflict. Arafat urged an Islamic leaders summit to address the worsening Gulf crisis.
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Kuwait
Persian Gulf
Pentagon
Washington
Britain
ITN News
Tehran
U.S
ITN
Brent Sadler
Gulf
LaSalle
Tran
Iran
Iraq
I.S
Shen Briain
France
Netherlands
Italy
I Dhabi
Palestine Liberation Organization
Yasser Arafat
Arafat
United Arab Emirates
Sheik Zayed bin Sultan Al-Nahyan
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