Fugitive Larry Davis Surrenders After Standoff
Larry Davis, accused of killing five crack dealers and wounding six police officers, surrendered to police Saturday after a tense standoff.
07 Dec 1986
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1986
Page
1
Larry Davis, accused of killing five crack dealers and wounding six police officers, surrendered to police Saturday after a tense standoff.
The state's Daily Number winner was 109 with Win Four 1051. Lotte 45 results list numbers 9 16 24 27 40 43 with supplementary number 2 drawn Saturday night.
Herald American announces a daily corrections policy promising full fair and accurate coverage. Readers are urged to report factual inaccuracies by calling the provided number 470 0011 to help maintain trust in local reporting.
Early sun gives way to clouds and light snow with highs in the mid 30s. Snow moves in tonight with lows near 20. Monday and Tuesday bring a chance of more snow as temperatures stay below freezing in many areas. Widespread cold and windy conditions persist from the Plains to the Great Lakes with travel advisories and mounting snow totals in some western states.
Weather across Western New York and central regions shows cloudy skies and snow likely in many areas. Highs in the 30s, lows mainly in the 20s, with brisk winds and snow tonight in several locales.
Syracuse forecasts detail Friday's high near 65 and overnight low around 27. Normal lows and record extremes are noted. season totals show about 41.24 inches of precipitation to date with 1.65 inches in December. Winds today are west at 10 mph with predicted higher gusts aloft up to 60 mph at 25 000 feet.
President acknowledges mistakes in the Iran arms shipments to Iran scandal involving up to 30 million dollars diverted to U.S. backed Nicaraguan rebels. Senate leader Dole says the admission helps credibility while House Speaker O Neill calls the policy terrible. Reagan pledges to sort out details and set things right.
Top White House officials hope the Iran Contra scandal will fade and let governing resume. Critics say Reagan’s influence on Capitol Hill erodes as the administration shifts to survive the crisis, with debates over a new budget, State of the Union, and foreign policy amid disclosures of arms sales to Iran and profits diverted to Nicaraguan rebels.
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