Stormy Windy and Cold Dela’ Synod Seizes Church Records
A synod official is expected to take control of Trinity Lutheran Church’s records money and keys despite a threatened standoff by some congregation members. The piece notes turmoil surrounding albino references and mentions researchers exploring causes and cures amidst a collage of unrelated items from politics Latin music film and sports.
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Synod
Trinity Lutheran Church
New York Freshmen Face Power-Shaped Committee Race
New York's freshman lawmakers fared well in two years ago committees with Bob Mrazek winning Appropriations and Gary Ackerman landing Foreign Affairs. With Solarz and Ferraro departing, jockeying for Budget and other key posts begins as Democrats and Republicans set committee vacancies, shaping influence for the 19 member delegation.
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New York
Bob Mrazek
Gary Ackerman
D-Queens
Post Office
Civil Service
Sherwood Boehlert
Utica
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Congress
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Committee On Committees
Budget Committee
Stephen Solarz
Brooklyn
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Two Die in I-81 Head-On Crash Near Adams Street
A man and his wife, James R. Besner and Cheryl Besner, died in a head-on crash on Interstate 81 after a car going wrong way struck their vehicle. Their 7-year-old daughter Christi was listed in serious condition. Michael A. Bucci Jr. faces two counts of vehicular manslaughter and a driving while intoxicated charge. Bucci’s car traveled five to seven miles before impact. autopsies planned. highway blocked about three hours.
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Clay
Cheryl
Christi
State University Hospital
Michael A. Bucci Jr
Fir Tree Lane
Jamesville
Bucci
Adams Street
Cyanide gas leak kills about 260 in India
In central India near the Union Carbide insecticide plant at Bhopal, about 260 people died from cyanide gas and several thousand were hospitalized or rendered unconscious. Bodies gathered outside the morgue as chaos spread, survivors fled, and four plant officials were arrested in connection with the leak.
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India
Union Carbide
United News of India
UNI
Bhopal
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Chicago teachers begin second consecutive strike in Chicago
The Chicago Teachers Union and 17 other local unions walk out canceling classes for about 440,000 students as CTU demands a pay raise restoration of school year days and medical benefits. CTU president Jacqueline Vaughn says talks will resume and accuses the board of bad faith after a late Sunday bargaining session and a rejection of the board offer.
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UPI
Chicago
Jacqueline Vaughn
CTU
Board of Education
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CTU House of Delegates
Irish Common Market summit opens amid tight security
Dublin enforces unprecedented security for a two day meeting with ten heads of state and 1000 officials focused on Spain and Portugal entry. Thatcher attends as IRA targets remain high and air defenses are deployed. A Turkish ambassador was found shot in what officials call a suicide attempt, while talks cover wine surpluses and fishing rights in Common Market waters.
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Margaret Thatcher
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Gundogdu Ustan
Peron
Span
Portugal
European Economic Community
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