07 Aug 1987
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1987
Page
1
Andy Jugan oversees the AAU Junior Olympics opening Sunday in Syracuse as organizers face a daunting task. Jugan, acting director of the Syracuse Sports Corporation, has logged many long days arranging a multi state event with 48 states represented and the scale described as very big.
In Guatemala City five Central American presidents pursue a regional peace plan while the Reagan administration declines Nicaragua's bid for bilateral negotiations. Ortega reiterates unconditional talks offer as U.S. ties conditional on cease fire and democratic steps by September 30.
The suit, filed in federal court, seeks to force a congressional check on President Reagan’s plan to protect Kuwaiti tankers in the Persian Gulf under the 1973 War Powers Act. 114 House and Senate members are named plaintiffs. Representative Mike Lowry notes ongoing constitutional questions while lawyers prepare arguments.
Washington reports insured cargo in the northwestern Persian Gulf saw higher premiums as Iran threats grow. Brokers and analysts note rates jumped from about 40,000 to 75,000 dollars, reflecting heightened concern over Iranian attacks on Kuwaiti shipping.
A College Board survey shows tuitions in 1987-88 rising 8 percent at four year private schools and 6 percent at public four year colleges. Elite schools top $19,000. Local increases include Lé Moyne College 6 percent to 6420 and Syracuse University undergraduates up 7 percent to 8710.
A fragment notes that the newspaper trade values self-scrutiny and ethics. It discusses how probing questions on conduct arise as journalists confront right and wrong in their profession. The passage emphasizes accountability within newsrooms and the search for integrity.
Walter Sher, 49, once on death row for a Long Island jeweler murder, was jailed after a drug possession charge. A former MacCormick Center counselor and parolee, Sher earned a Goddard College master's in psychology while imprisoned. His case drew attention when Jack Kennedy was arrested nearby. both tied to a larger Organized Crime Task Force case.
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