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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1987

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15 year old shoots at ATV riders in Constantia

Oswego County deputies arrested Jesse Lee Thomas after a 15 year old allegedly opened fire on an all terrain vehicle carrying a 7 year old girl and her family. The victim was treated after arm surgery and the suspect was found with firearms in a field off Route 49 following a county and state police search effort.

Constantia Oswego County Renet Todd Jesse_ Lee Thomas Tannery Road University Hospital Syracuse Stephanie Ann Marie Tufi Shacksbush Bernhard’s Bay Thomas Oswego Sherif Sheriff's Department Dean Goodsell Dean Goodsell of the County Sheriff's Department Route 49 Goodsell

Update on America's vital signs deaths hit records

Washington report from the U S Public Health Service shows 1986 births marriages and divorces declined while deaths rose to a record, longevity reached 74.9 years and the fertility rate dropped to 64.9 births per 1000 women aged 15 to 44, the lowest since 1976.

Washington America U.S. Public Health Service

NASA selects its first black woman astronaut

NASA named its first black woman astronaut, Dr Mae C Jemison, among 20 recruits in the shuttle program. The 18 men and two women underwent medicals after 1,962 applications and 117 interviews. The class, the first since the Challenger disaster, may not fly for four to five years. Jan Davis, an aerospace engineer, had applied three times before selection and spoke of awareness of risks after the Challenger tragedy.

National Aeronautics and Space Administration Jan Davis Marshall Space Flight Center Huntsville Ala

Reagan offers support to Contras in taped radio address

In a seven minute taped broadcast from his California ranch, President Reagan pledged continued backing for the Contras and democratic Central American leaders. He urged a peace plan signed by five presidents, including Daniel Ortega, while noting Sandinista repression must end and freedom must come first. Reagan spoke in English with Danish translation and said Sandinistas had promised changes but demanded evident steps, emphasizing simultaneity and democracy in Central America.

San Jose Costa Rica Reagan Nicaragua Bas Angeles Els Radio Liberation Daniel Ortega Guatemala Central America Santa Barbera Calif Marlin Fitzwater

Navy destroyer fires on two boats in Persian Gulf

A US Navy destroyer fired machine-gun bursts across the bows of two small wooden sailing boats Monday while aiding in moving four reregistered Kuwaiti tankers out of the Persian Gulf. In a separate contact a Iranian warship approached within 242 miles before turning away after radio contact. The action is part of efforts to protect half of Kuwait’s 22-tanker fleet now reflagged as American ships.

Manama Bahan Aus Persian Gulf Botilla Kuwait

Marine guard Lonetree avoids life sentence in spy case

Marine Sgt Clayton Lonetree, the Moscow embassy guard, was sentenced to 30 years in prison for spying for the Soviets. He was fined $5,000 and discharged, with parole possible in 10 years. Defense attorney Kunstler called it a stiff kick in the teeth while planning an automatic appeal. He will remain at Quantico during review by Lt Gen. Paserson and later a Navy appeals court.

Quantico Clayton Lonetree U.S Moscow Lonetree Mir Jonar William Kunstler Frank Petersen Quantico Marine Base Navy

State unveils low-cost mortgages for first-time buyers

New York Governor Mario Cuomo announced the Modest Means Homebuyers program offering 310 million in low-interest funds for first-time buyers. Mortgages carry 4 percent interest with a toll-free information line 1 800 382 4663.

New York Mario Cuomo State of New York Sonyma

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