Police probe targets 10 to 12 with access to Bernardi file
Syracuse police are investigating the theft of a mug shot negative from the sealed burglary file of mayoral candidate Roy Bernardi. About 10 to 12 people with access to youth offender records are being questioned as the department weighs a district attorney referral for possible grand jury action.
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Pope John Paul II dedicates Africa's largest cathedral in Abidjan
In Abidjan Pope John Paul II arrived from Togo for a six hour visit and the consecration of Africa's largest cathedral. He urged Ivory Coast and neighboring nations to aid poorer countries, delivering a French statement on fraternal solidarity. He planned to travel to Cameroon for a 12 day, seven nation swing. Felix Houphouet Boigny welcomed him as thousands gathered in colorful attire.
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Vietnam to hand over remains of 26 Americans
Vietnam plans next week to turn over the remains of 26 U S servicemen to U S authorities and provide material evidence on six more. Washington and Hanoi also discuss early talks on the fate of about 1800 MIAs. The United States proposed talks through its Bangkok embassy in response to Vietnam’s offer to resolve the MIA issue within two years.
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Durban riots in Durban raise death toll to 53
Police reported 53 dead as rioting between blacks and Indians surged in Durban. Foreign Minister Botha said some cabinet members favor Mandela’s release, but questions remain on how to proceed amid global calls for reform.
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Peace group arrives in lakeside town
American peace activists with Witness for Peace reached San Carlos Nicaragua in good condition after being held along the Nicaragua Costa Rica border. The 29 members included two Syracusans and pastor Rev. John Paarlberg. Rebels reportedly fired at the group while crossing the San Juan River, though a photographer said only brief bursts were fired to warn the boat.
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Doomed to Rule by Rich Officials Say Salaries lag
Washington AP reports a presidential commission finds top federal salaries, including judges and congressmen, too low to attract qualified candidates. It urges a new pay system with presidential increases after recommendations from a blue ribbon panel, subject to congressional veto. The panel notes shrinking talent despite high demand for service and warns of a growing wealth gap worsening governance.
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