Broad mix of crime, aviation, and cultural items in city paper
A jumble of items covers a home computer breach of cancer records at a New York hospital, a Jamaican man attempting to hijack a Delta jet, a Canadian sailboat in America’s Cup semi finals off Newport, and classical music plans in Skaneateles. The page blends sports, arts, and classifieds with scattered notes on local life.
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Agzurra
Newport
Guardian Angels plan patrols reach Syracuse in NY
Guardian Angels plan to expand from Buffalo and Rochester to Syracuse noting citizens must request them and that 25 Syracuse letters have been received. Volunteers patrol unmarmed in groups of eight, trained in self defense and citizen arrest law, with training in Rochester and Buffalo already underway. Skepticism exists among locals about needing such a vigilante presence.
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Syracuse
New York
John McKim
Buffalo
Rochester
Lisa Sliwa
Curtis Sliwa
Sliwa
The
Angels
Students United For Peace
Syracuse University
Larry Poplew
Chamber of Commerce
Marshall Street Merchants Association
Accord
Fran Thomas
Alicia's death toll low, damage high
Galveston and Houston woke to wreckage after Alicia as guards patrolled debris streets to deter looters. Six killed, more than 1 billion dollars in damage estimated. over 90 looting arrests. Coast Guard searched for five missing aboard the tug Robin off Louisiana. The storm weakened to a tropical storm, moving toward Oklahoma with scattered power outages.
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Sohee
Houston
Alicia
Gulf Coast
Rgion
Neil Prank
National Hurricane Center
Miami
Louisiana
Coast Guard
Doc Robin
Robin Towing Co
Harvey
Cameron
Larry Lawrence
Alita
Oklahoma
Federal deficit to be unexpectedly big says CBO
Washington reports that the Congressional Budget Office projects the deficit will run about 191.6 billion dollars in the current year and rise to 208.6 billion in 1985 with deficits totaling around 1787 billion over four years if current policies persist. The publication notes that the deficit could stay near the 200 billion range for several years if Congress fails to enact required cuts.
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Congressional Budget Office
Billon
Lagether
Thos
Ti Ovens
Alio
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Nieralns Journal
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