Judge to probe Demjanjuk case
A federal judge named by the 6th US Circuit Court of Appeals will investigate whether U S authorities withheld evidence in the Demjanjuk extradition, potentially undermining the war crimes case against John Demjanjuk the former Nazi guard known as Ivan the Terrible. In Miami a retrial of Officer William Lozano in the 1989 slaying of Clement Lloyd remains a courtroom chase, with venue moves spanning three cities and the Tallahassee decision halting the case.
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Cincinnati
U.S
John Demjanjuk
6Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Thomas A. Wiseman Jr
Nashville
Tenn
Demjanjuk
Israel
Ivan the Terrible
Miami
Orlando
Los Angeles
Tallahassee
William Lozano
Clement Anthony Lloyd
Connecticut ruling frees mother in prenatal cocaine case
Connecticut's Supreme Court ruled that a pregnant woman who injected cocaine before labor did not abuse her unborn child. The unanimous decision held state law grants no legal rights to the fetus and that child-welfare workers erred in using the mother's actions before birth to justify taking the baby.
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Hartford
Conn
Connecticut
State Supreme Court
Ousted NBC newsman Kent pickets headquarters
NBC correspondent Arthur Kent protested outside NBC headquarters, distributing leaflets denouncing the network after being suspended for refusing an assignment to the former Yugoslavia. He labeled himself slandered as a coward and a shirker in the fliers.
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New York
NBC
Arthur Kent
Yugoslavia
Kent
CIA Chief Witness Not Called in Iran Contras Trial
The George Iran Contra trial halted testimony when the defense pivoted and declined to call Robert M. Gates as a witness. The jury will deliberate Thursday as Clair E. George faces charges of lying to Congress and investigators about the agency's role in the Iran Contra affair in late 1986. Gates was deputy director of Central Intelligence and George's immediate superior.
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Clair E. George
Robert
M. Gales
CIA
George
Congress
Gates
Central Intelligence
Agency
Bush urged to allow Taiwan jet fighter sales
More than 100 members of Congress urge President Bush to drop opposition to U S jet fighter sales to Taiwan, warning planes would go to France if blocked. Bush says he will reconsider the ban and a decision is hoped by week’s end after an interview on a Texas state radio network.
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Congress
Bush
Taiwan
U S
France
U.S
Texas
City pulls out all stops to find new occupant for Addis & Dey’s
City Development Director Joe Mareane says the Addis & Dey’s store on South Salina Street will close Saturday. Officials say downtown remains viable with offices and smaller shops. The city bought the Addis & Dey’s building three years ago and offered a $3.5 million package including a federal grant to redevelop the site, but no suitable buyer has emerged.
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Salina Street
Addis & Dey’s
Joe Mareane
Mareane
Sibley’s
Addis & Dey
Addis and Dey's Shoppers Compare Old and New Stores
Shoppers discuss Addis and Dey's downtown Syracuse and Shoppingtown locations. The Shoppingtown wing opened last year with two floors and a $53 million expansion, while downtown occupies a 98 year old building with limited hours and a fading selection. Patrons contrast brighter, larger Shoppingtown with downtown's convenience and nostalgia.
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Addis & Dey’s
Downtown Syracuse loses Addis & Dey's in four days
The Addis & Dey's store will exit downtown in four days after plans for a 12 to 14 story mixed use tower and city purchasing fell through. City leaders note a long shift toward offices and smaller niche retailers, with calls for an outlet center as a possible replacement.
Dey’s Closing Sparks Downtown Memories in Syracuse
Virginia Dey recalls downtown rituals as Dey Bros and Addis Dey’s prepare to close at 5 pm Saturday after 98 years in the corner of Jefferson and Salina. The shuttering follows a long decline from a six floor landmark to a two floor clearance sale.
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Carousel
Jefferson and
Salina
Virginia
Dey Bros.& Co
Dey’s
Tom Young
Brothers’ Mammoth
Syracuse
Salina Street
Sibley
Sibley, Lindsay and Carr’s
Sibley's Shoe Department
New Addis and Dey’s
Robert
Donald Dey
Rochester
Lindsay
Carr
Sage-Dey Inc
Dey Bros
Addis & Dey's
Addis Co
Virginia Dey
Schraft's
Loew's
Keith's
Paramount
Edwards
Chappell’s
Lincoln Store
Walgreens
Witherills
Wilson's
Ed Guth's
Wells and Coverly
Rudolph’s
Fanny Farmer
D'Jimas
Clark Music
Lisson's
Flair’s
Childs
W.T. Grant
Park-Brannock
Addis
McCrory
Wassongs
Fleischman’s
Jefferson
Donald
Europe
Germany
Deys
Highland Avenue
DeWitt Street
Mabel Dey
Shoppingtown
Manlius
Mary
Doty
Crosby
S. Salina St
Addis & Deys closing suspends Rochester relocation plans
Addis and Deys, part owner of a retail chain and owner of the Sibley building, suspended plans to relocate its Rochester store after feasibility studies. City officials led by the Industrial Development Agency had invested in the Sibley project and renovation grants. Company will offer some employees positions or severance while keeping six other stores open. The move affects nearby Galleries of Syracuse and signals broader market pressures on downtown redevelopment.
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Rochester
Sibley
John E. Toler
Joseph Mareane
Marcane
Addis & Dey's
Sibley’s
David Mankiewicz
Allan Travis
Addis & Dey’s
DeWitt
Fayetteville
Fairmount
Clay
Schenectady
Saratoga
Karen Hanson
Wilmorite
Iain Gigley
Syracuse
Addis Co
Mf Wells & Covarly
S. Salina St
Shoppingtown
M@Kmart
Kmart
Camillus
Liverpool
Green Hills
Northern Lights
Western Lights
Woolworth's
Sears
S. Safina St
Fayetteville Mall
Edwards
Banksuptcy
Chappell's
S. Safiia St
Carqusel Center
Penn Can
Motkgantat Kgamm
Downtown stores close as Addis & Dey's ends era
The last major downtown retailer departs after a wave of closures. Economy Books and Hit or Miss at 317 and 342 South Salina Street shut in May and July respectively, with Henry Frank Leather Co. ending 76 years in January. Several others followed, reshaping Syracuse retail through the 1970s and 1980s.
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Addis & Dey’s
Economy Books
S. Salina St
U.S
Hit Or Mies
Henry Frank Leather Co
W. Fayatte St
Flelnchman & Sons Furniture
DeWitt
the Addis Co
Dey Brothers
Swarn St
Sibley's
Great Northern Mail
Kaufmann's
Garousel Caneer
Fayetteville
Great Northern Malls
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Robin Gough
Sue Dupre
Children’s Department
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Oneida
Jill Blehar
Ann Barbano
Nadene Saltalamachia
Mattydale
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Patricia Hodges
Belle Ave
Pauline Savage
Butternut §T
Bruce Kenan
Pyramid Cos
Carousel Center Mall
Kenan
Nancy McCarty
Common Council
McCarty
Haveeen
Dan McGuire
Rand Ang
Foreground
Anes Monde
DEY Bros. & Co
South Salina Streets
Dey
Sage-Arlen
Hartford, Conn
Steven Shulman
Sage-Allen
Marrage
Sage- Dey
General Electric Capital Corp
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