17 Aug 1983
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1983
Page
1
Justice Department and FBI join investigation of a suspicious fire at a rabbi home days after blazes at two synagogues. Separate items note Tass accusations denied by State Department and a pilot criticizing Air Canada crew over a deadly washroom fire.
Daily number 264 and Win Four 9486 appear in an irregular classifieds page. The snippet also lists sections such as Obituaries People and Puzzles along with contact numbers for information circulation and classifieds.
Thousands along Texas and Louisiana coastlines fled high waves and 80 mph winds from Hurricane Alicia. Galveston area residents faced warnings to evacuate while many chose to stay, fueling market rushes for food and gas. Officials warned devastation potential along upper Texas and western Louisiana coasts.
Frances Gigliotti, 79, was found hacked to death early this morning in her Holiday Manor apartment. Police confronted 29-year-old Steven Moore with a meat cleaver as he left the scene. after negotiations he surrendered and was charged with second degree murder. Moore awaits arraignment in the city jail.
Paris says U S Justice Department findings show Counter Intelligence Corps hid Klaus Barbie from French authorities to shield him from trial. Barbie, known as the Butcher of Lyon, is jailed in Lyon awaiting trial for torture and killings. France had long sought details since Barbie operated as Lyon’s Gestapo chief in 1942 to 1944.
A 16 year old boy in Fort Lauderdale identified as Raven Darkholme says he traveled with a woman named Amanda across the country for 14 years. He claims San Francisco birth, no schooling, self-taught education, and no known friends while foster care seeks his true identity and a path to a normal life.
A Spaniard, Carlos Martinez, held four staffers at the Spanish Consulate in a Wilshire Boulevard high rise for nearly ten hours demanding his family be flown to Puerto Rico. Police tricked him into believing a plane had taken off, leading to his surrender and the release of Consul General Joaquin Munoz del Castile. Martinez’s wife and two children were removed from the flight to San Juan after the standoff.
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