Three Escape Uninjured After Tully Plane Crash
Three Madison County residents escaped injury when their single engine 1947 Stinson crashed into tree tops three miles south of La Fayette at 3 am. The occupants David Cummins Pauline Bowie and Glenda Lowery fled the wreckage unharmed. The plane was reportedly downed by wind thunder and possible pilot fatigue during a flight from Cortland to Port Huron Michigan with one passenger staying in Michigan and the trio returning to Cortland. Cummins works for Niagara Mohawk Energy Audit and was on the return trip after taking a day off.
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Madison County
Tully
David Cummins
Pauline Bowie
Glenda Lowery
DeRuyter
Gary Kilpatrick
Stinson
LaFayette
Kilpatrick
the Boys
Syra
Cuse
Air National Guard
Cortland
Port Huron
Mich
Larry Allen
Michigan
Cummins
Roberta
West Lake Road
Dole decision and carnival of crimes headline mix
Welfare ruled not guaranteed by the Constitution as a federal appeals court upholds a law cutting about 100000 people from benefits. A Chinatown massacre survivor identifies two attackers among three men, while an FBI stakeout nets an escaped killer and a lawyer lover. Nigerian election clashes kill scores, prompt ballot suspensions, and a major New York state labor shake up unfolds.
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Dole
U.S
Act
Alicia slams Texas with 130 mph winds and flooding
Hurricane Alicia blasts into Texas with 130 mph winds tearing beachfront hotels, spawning tornadoes and torrential rains. Galveston faces isolation for 50 000 residents as emergency warnings urge Houston area flood precautions and at least one death is confirmed.
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Calveston
Texas
Alicia
Galveston
Galveston Island
Houston
NWS
Striking Bell Workers Face Strain in 13th Day
In Syracuse area the nationwide Bell System walkout affects more than 2,500 workers as 500 managers fill roles of 2,000 strikers. Managers work 12 hour days six days weekly, jurying repairs and installations while retirees cope with overtime pay delays and family strain.
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Dick Ballard
New York Telephone Co
Syracuse
Ballard
Bell System
Dick Blaisdell
Western Electric
New York Telephone
East Washington Street
Marge Manfredi
Manfredi
Jack Shea
Shea
Bell
Heckler Leads New AIDS Funding Push at NYC Hospital
Secretary Margaret Heckler with Mayor Koch announced a $22 million increase for AIDS research, boosting 1984 funds to $40 million. At Cabrini Medical Center Peter Justice, 40, a diagnosed AIDS patient, spoke as Heckler reassured the public that transmission requires contact or contaminated needles. Justice, a homosexual, urged openness while advocates hailed efforts yet noted funds remain insufficient to fight the epidemic.
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New York
Secretary of Health and Human Services
Margaret Heckler
Justice
Cabrini Medical Center
United States
New York City
Edward Koch
Health and Human Services
Peter Justice
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Western Union
State Labor Department
Mario Cuomo
Brazil
Mary Evans
Orlando, Fla
Timothy Kirk
Ald Classifs
Porter Cla
Dsi
Joe Ganlay
Ujust
Beach House
Freeport
Gest City
New York State
Elephone
Tyattic Unie
Diaphone Traffic Union
TAA
Mike Gecertar
Clemie Lamica
June Alex
Washington Street
John Montana
Hope Justice
Heckler
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