29 Aug 1987
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1987
Page
1
A 45,355 attendance on opening day drew smiles despite rain. Fans lined Skyride and midway booths under umbrellas for the Temptations show at Miller Court. State police reported no arrests or incidents as troopers noted cool weather kept tempers calm.
Police report 32 people including factory owner Park Soon-ja and three of her children found dead inside a Yongin factory cafeteria south of Seoul. Victims, many nursery students, were missing for days and discovered by Park’s husband. Authorities gave few details and noted ties to a private lender swindle claim.
Two synchronized bus bombs exploded within minutes in Tripoli's Tat Square in north Lebanon. Police say at least two dead and 25 injured as ambulances ferried victims to hospitals while Syrian special forces sealed off the area. No group claimed responsibility.
In Manila the government captured mutinous troops at military headquarters after crushing an anti Aquino coup. Leader Col Gregorio Honasan remained at large as loyal forces recaptured Camp Aguinaldo and the Malacanang complex, with 556 mutineers in custody by Friday night.
Iraqi planes attacked an Iran held island in the southern Persian Gulf and set a tanker ablaze off Sirri Island. Reports say the tanker Alvand took a direct hit while another platform and the ship Raksh suffered damage. No immediate Iraqi denial or confirmation was given. The incident marks Iraq’s first gulf shipping strike since May. US and Kuwait tensions rise amid renewed naval escorts.
A historical remark asserts that freedom of circulation is crucial to publishing, without which writing loses impact. It emphasizes that dissemination amplifies the worth and reach of printed works.
A historical note references Justice Stephen J. Field presiding over a 1878 case involving the post office. The fragment hints at postal service legal matters and Field's role in ruling on related issues.
The Florida Highway Patrol said a van truck ran a stop sign at 45 mph Friday afternoon, striking a bus carrying 19 learning-disabled students aged 4 to 18 and its driver. A trooper and a patrol spokesman described the rescue and incident details.
Arcadia Florida fire gutted the home of a family that won a court order letting three brothers with the AIDS virus attend public school. The Rays were home when the blaze broke out after 10 p.m. Friday amid weeks of boycotts and death and bomb threats directed at their attorney Bill Bark and the family.
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