05 Aug 1987
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1987
Page
1
Former Mayor Lee Alexander faces $250,000 secured bail for alleged kickback scheme. His estranged wife Elizabeth proposes using their brick house at 314 Summit Ave, bought in 1972 and now in her name, plus additional property to meet bail requirements as authorities expect further asset pledges today.
In Manama Bahrain Iran conducts three day war games codenamed Martyrdom near the Persian Gulf. A Revolutionary Guards commander says a first submarine will be launched during the exercises as missiles are kept ready for launch if provoked. Shipping traffic slows in the Strait of Hormuz as U.S. officials predict Kuwaiti tankers may delay sailings.
The Reagan administration proposed a new Central America peace plan to Congress that would start with a cease fire and negotiations for reconciliation and withdrawal of foreign support from Nicaragua. If talks fail by September 30, Congress would be asked to authorize larger scale military aid to the rebels.
James J. Donaldson, 54, of Richland, must blow into an alcohol breath device every time he drives his 1972 Oldsmobile for three years. If he fails, the car will be disabled. Adams Village Justice Michelle M. Morehouse handed down the first such sentence in the Northeast.
The quote from Justice Byron White asserts that the First Amendment protects an uninhibited arena for ideas where truth prevails. The weather note mentions a partly cloudy, cool night near 55 with light easterly winds.
Gov Mario Cuomo announced a state study to test more than 100000 hospital patients anonymously to measure AIDS spread in New York. Health officials say the six to twelve month project will cost 3.4 million dollars and target high risk groups while not revealing identities.
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