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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1986

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Model describes razor blade attack on a Manhattan model

New York model Marla Hanson testified about a June 5 assault outside 433 West 34th Street where two men slashed her face with a razor blade after an argument over an $850 security deposit. She identified Steven Bowman and Darren Norman as the assailants and said landlord Steven Roth hired them. All three men face up to 25 years in prison if convicted.

New York Marla Hanson Steven Roth Midtown Manhattan Hanson Roth 34Th St 24Th Street Dyer Avenue Steven Bowman Darren Norman

Poindexter refuses to answer Senate questions amid Iran Contra probe

Former national security adviser John Poindexter defied the Senate Intelligence Committee, prompting subpoenas for a second appearance as the Iran Contra affair unfolds. President Reagan pledged cooperation while Lt. Col. Oliver North invoked the Fifth Amendment. Leahy signals many more witnesses and possible creation of a joint House-Senate panel to probe national security implications.

Washington National Security John Poindexter Senate Inteligence Committee Washington Post Poindexter Committtee David Durenberger R-Minn Patrick Leahy D-Vt Senate Reagan Oliver North National Securty Council Leahy

Former Mayor Alexander refuses consent order over foreign accounts

Alexander will not sign a consent directive giving federal agents access to foreign bank accounts. Attorney James McGraw says he wants the directive altered so signing would be voluntary only with a court order. Judge Thomas McAvoy has rejected that, and prosecutors may move to cite contempt to compel compliance. If cited, possible penalties include fines or jail until purging contempt, with appeals possible to a higher federal court in New York City. Federal investigators seek access to the King accounts as part of the probe into proceeds from alleged activities.

Lee Alexander James McGraw Alexander Thomas McAvoy McGraw Buffalo Harold Boreanaz Exmayor New York City FBI Internal Revenue Service King

Windy Weather With Snow Expected Tonight

A terse weather item notes windy conditions and showers moving to snow tonight with temperatures in the mid 30s. Southwest winds 20 to 30 mph. The report also mentions Thursday’s cold air and scattered furries. Circulation numbers appear as 470 2265 and 476 9050, with stray text in the footer.

Carlucci Named National Security Advisor by Reagan

President Reagan taps Frank Carlucci, a veteran of multiple administrations, to fill the national security post after the sudden exit of Vice Admiral John Poindexter. Carlucci has served as deputy CLA director under Carter and deputy defense secretary in early Reagan years, with a background including ambassador to Portugal and OMB work under Nixon.

Frank Carlucci Carlucci CIA Washington Reagan California Alan Cranen Calif Jesse Helms Adm John Poindexter U.S Tran Carluce CLA Carter Defense Portugal Caspar Weinberger Carlucei Weinberger Office of Management and Budget Department of Health, Education and Welfare Nixon Chhef Sears World Trade Inc Sears, Roebuck and Co Page

Desi Arnaz reshaped television with I Love Lucy

Desi Arnaz, 69, died Tuesday. He and Lucille Ball built a landmark show by filming before a live audience with multiple cameras, enabling rebroadcasts and global distribution. His approach shifted production from New York to Los Angeles and influenced TV editing and syndication for decades.

Arnaz Lucy Lucille Ball Ball Amnazo New York Los Angeles

McCaw to sell Syracuse cable system

McCaw Communications plans to sell the Syracuse cable TV system, its second sale in just over a year. The deal could affect rates and jobs, though no buyer is announced. McCaw bought the system in 1985 and raised rates, with regulatory changes since 1984 relaxing controls. The city may approve a franchise transfer but cannot force rate terms. The system has 38,500 subscribers and 78 employees.

Syracuse McCaw Communications Cos. Inc McCaw Jane Venable AfeCaw Thomas Carnicke Carnike Venable Rogers Cable Systems Toronto Rogers Cellular icCan

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