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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1985

Page

8

Boys stowaway jet ride to New York from Ireland

Two boys aged 13 and 10 were found near JFK International Airport after admitting they hid aboard an Air India flight from Ireland last weekend. They were stopped outside the International Arrivals Building and flown back to Ireland on Aer Lingus Sunday night. Names were not released.

New Yorktwo John FB. Kennedy International Airport Air- India Ireland Leon Katz Port Authority of New York New Jersey Port Authority Aer Lingus Associated Press

Gannett Seeks Bigger Sign in Arlington Tower

Gannett Corp cannot sign its signature in lights on the Washington skyline. It sought permission from Arlington County for triple the size of the USA Today sign atop Arland Towers and to place a second giant sign on the adjacent tower. Lawyer Frank Lyman said the goal was to establish a visible presence after moving from Rochester to the area.

Arlington Gannett Corp Washington Arlington County Gannett Board of Supervisors USA Today Arland Towers Rochester Frank Lyman Washington Area Outer Space

Ex-con charged in nurse stabbing in Nashville

Mary Dortch 42 of Nashville was charged with aggravated assault after stabbing nurse Elizabeth Barnhart 24 at Vanderbilt Hospital hours after warning prison officials she could not make it outside. Vanderbilt security officers arrested her. she is held on 1500 dollars bond. Barnhart received a superficial wound and was treated and released.

Nashville Tenn Mary Dortch Elizabeth Barnhart Vanderbilt Hospital John Blair Dortch Vanderbilt University Blair Metro Barnhart

Cave collapse kills three youths near Plattsmouth Neb

Three campers died when a cave near Plattsmouth Neb that had been posted as dangerous collapsed its limestone ceiling. Two others survived. Victims were Mark Wiles 18 Michael Wiles 12 and David Funkhouser 17 of Louisville. David Terry 19 of Cedar Creek was in satisfactory condition. Doug Miller 19 of Cedar Creek was uninjured.

Plattsmouth Neb Platte River Omaha Cass County Joe Baldassano Mark Wiles Michael David Funkhouser Louisville David Terry Cedar Creek Midlands Community Hospital Doug Miller Terry

Two charged in kidnapping slaying of teen in St Louis

Police say Maurice Chew, 20, and Lawanda Rowscey, 21, were charged with kidnapping in the abduction and shooting death of 15-year-old Muth F. Auten and wounding her 19-year-old friend. Auten was sexually assaulted. her body was found early Sunday. Sanders survived after reaching a nearby house. she remains in critical condition. Chew faces first-degree burglary and armed criminal action charges.

ST. Louis Muth F. Auten Joseph McCulloch Auten Michelle Sanders Sanders McCulloch Maurice Chew Lawanda Rowscey Chew

MADD marchers launch cross country relay trek

Mothers Against Drunk Driving supporters begin a 4205 mile cross country relay from Los Angeles to Washington with local leaders and celebrities joining. The march aims to publicize the cause and honor alcohol related crash victims, ending in a candlelight vigil on December 9 in D C.

Los Angeles Mothers Against City Hall Washington, D.C United Press International

New Mexico convicts hold guard at knife point

At the New Mexico Penitentiary inmates seized a guard just after midnight and held him hostage for almost two hours before freeing him. By dawn, 32 prisoners in Dormitory A-1 were negotiating for the officer's release, while 60 inmates in Cellblock 6 were moved with tear gas as negotiations continued.

Santa FE N.M New Mexico Penitentiary A-1 Robert Greeny

Forests return in New York as Adirondacks heal

A long article traces the rebound of New York forests from postrevolutionary logging to today. It notes Pine Orchard giants, the 1885 law forever wild, and the Forest Preserve now covering 2.5 million acres in the Adirondacks and 272,000 acres in the Catskills. It discusses fires, windstorms, beavers, bark beetles, disease, and acid rain, with experts stressing ongoing regeneration and renewed wildlife such as moose, black bears, ravens, bald eagles, and peregrine falcons.

Wells Sacandaga River Adirondacks Barbara McMartin West Coast New York State New York Salmon Norman J. van Valkenburgh State Department of Environmental Conservation Catskills van Valkenburgh George Perkins Marsh Adirondack Catskill Mountains Catskill National Audubon Society Rocky Mountains United States U.S. Forest Service Mike Birmingham Birmingham Racquette Lake Edwin H. Ketchledge State University of New York College of Environmental Science and Forestry Syracuse Great North Woods Ketchledge Mount Marcy Algonquin Peak

Forest Fire Rages in Warren County Mount Tongue Mountain blaze grows

State forest rangers battle a Warren County fire on Tongue Mountain overlooking Lake George. The blaze, reported near midnight Saturday, was consuming over 10 acres per hour earlier and had charred about 100 acres. Wind could rekindle spread. Bolton Landing remains safe for now.

Bolton Landing UPI Warren County Tongue Mountain Lake George Donald Perryman State Department of Environmental Conservation Perryman

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