Focus on Women '87 finds progress and sexism in Central New York
The Herald American presents a special report on women in Central New York detailing success stories across sectors and the persistence of sexism. It highlights barriers in career advancement, pay, and public perception while profiling notable local women and organizations promoting equality.
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Heisman straw poll favors Syracuse McPherson for award
A Herald-Journal informal poll shows Syracuse University quarterback Don McPherson leading in a potential Heisman win with 24 of 62 voters backing him. Notre Dame star Tim Brown trails with 17 first place votes as the race remains open and uncertain.
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Mariel detainees end uprising with moratorium pact
Hostages evacuated from a Georgia prison walked free after an eight point accord between Cuban detainee representatives and federal negotiators. The agreement includes an indefinite moratorium on deportations, prisoner medical care, immunity for riot damage, and a chance for inmates to seek third country asylum.
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Acts of hate shatter time of peace in Syracuse area
A fragmented report describes violent killings in Syracuse as acts of hate. Several residents are named among the dead, with details unclear due to damage. Authorities are investigating, and residents face a grim period as the community mourns.
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A third person was wounded by a funeral-maker and two victims died for $30. A youth accused in Ann and Carl Sutcliffe’s death said he used pot and beer before visiting their house. The killer group, all knowing each other, included assaults over money and revenge with multiple shootings and beatings.
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Reagan brands Soviet Union an evil empire in TV interview
President Reagan reiterated that the Soviet Union is an evil empire while signaling caution about signing a nuclear arms reduction treaty with Mikhail Gorbachev. He spoke in a 30 minute interview, praised Gorbachev, and predicted a fourth summit in Moscow with a strong chance to advance nuclear disarmament.
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