Friends mourn peaceful Sutcliffe couple slain in village home
Tre Sutcliffe and Angeline Sutcliffe, long-time Schroeppel residents on Huntley Road near the Oswego River, were found slain in their rural residence. Neighbors described them as friendly, well liked, with Tre a weekly bowler and Angeline a coworker at Eagle Computronics in Livonia. coworkers learned of the deaths via a company loudspeaker announcement.
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Angeline Sutclffe
Huntley Road
Schroeppel
Sutcliffes
Oswego River
Rowe 57
Fecals
Onondaga County
Two Arrests In Slayings Of Carl Sutcliffe Couple
About 60 neighbors last saw Carl Sutcliffe alive Monday night. Police say he and his wife were shot after answering a doorbell, in what investigators believe was a burglary gone wrong. Friends remember the Sutcliffes as kind and sociable, with a German shepherd unharmed in the home.
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Jum Gristwood
Leck Street
Phoenix
Gristwood
Sutcliffe
Phoenix Bowl Inn
Carl Sutclffe
Phoenix Bew Tan
Carl Sutcliffe
Sutcliffes
Cindy Meade
Savino’s Pizzeria
Three Rivers
Meade
Charles
Vivian Spencer
Spencer Read
Grand Union
Carl
Charles Spencer
Summit maneuvers press Reagan Soviet arms talks
President Reagan faces conservative critics as he defends hard line on Soviet arms control amid imminent Washington summit with Gorbachev. He cited detente past while stressing more than arms reductions, and urged unity on missile defense while Moscow delays data for a key treaty. Secretaries Shultz and officials press Congress over alleged violations of the 1972 ABM Treaty.
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CBS
ABC
NBC
Will Paradise
Marlin Priawater
Gorbachev
Renan
Goa
Lord
Errol Fienn
Reagan
Jacksonville
Washington
Nbc-Tv
U.S
Soviet Union
George P
Shultz
Shults
White House
Congress
Moscow
Kiev
US pushes for schedule for Soviet withdrawal from Afghanistan
Washington dampens Gorbachev vow to pull troops. US demands a firm timetable. Reagan calls for a date certain for complete withdrawal, opposing continued aid to Afghan resistance. Officials say settlement hinges on Soviet exit and cessation of Western-armed support, with a possible 12 month limit if rebels accept cease-fire.
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United States
Wajibullah
Reagan
Jamastan
Michael Armacost
Geneva
Rerst
Gorbachev
Afghanistan
Moscow
State Department
Armacost
Sovet
Yuri Vorontzov
D'Amato wins extra aid to Afghans
Senator Alfonso D Amato led a Senate subcommittee to approve 15 million dollars next year for Afghanistan humanitarian aid, bringing total aid to 45 million with House support. The plan funds schools hospitals food and refugee relief amid the Soviet war and growing UN negotiations.
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Senate
Alfonso D’amato
R-N.y
Afghanistan
Thors
Santee Foreign Relations Committee
D'Amato
Mikheil Gorbachev
Reagan
State Department
U.S
Mujaheddin
Central Intelligence Agency
Congressional Intelligence Committees
Pakistan
Coun
Gorbachev TV edits out wife’s role in interview
Soviet television censored part of Mikhail Gorbachev’s NBC News interview in which he and Raisa discussed government affairs. The American broadcast included remarks on Afghanistan arms control and human rights, while the Soviet feed omitted the wife’s perceived influence and private discussions.
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Moscow
Mikhail S. Gorbachev
NBC News
Afghanistan
NBC
Tom Brokaw
Raisa Gorbachev
Kremlin
United States
Mrs. Gorbachev
Soviet Union
Soviet
West
Farilies
Associated Press
Moscow State University
Sonet
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