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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1987

Page

6

Flight 1771 note hints at vengeance over firing

FBI tied a unsigned air sickness bag message to David Burke warning ex supervisor Raymond Thomson of no mercy aboard Pacific Southwest Airlines Flight 1771, which exploded after takeoff from Los Angeles to San Francisco killing 43. A .44 caliber pistol linked to Burke was found at the crash site and a body fragment identified. Burke had borrowed a handgun from a coworker before the November incident.

Ray David Burke Raymond Thomson California Pacific Southwest Airlines Richard Bretzing FBI Los Angeles Burke Bretzing San Francisco Um Smith and Wesson Joseph Drabik U.S Los

Social Security to Offer Personal Benefit Estimates

Social Security Commissioner Dorcas Hardy said a 1963 rollout will provide workers with estimates of potential retirement benefits and survivor and disability payments. The plan includes a Personal Earnings and Benefit Statement showing yearly tax payments, replaces the current terse earnings summary, and will be available to all ages. A toll free number for services may follow. software is being developed to show today’s dollars values at ages 62, 65, or 70.

Washington Social Security Dorcas R. Hardy Hardy Geiganerade

Justice Marshall faults politicized Justice Department in TV interview

Supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshall, age 79, says the Justice Department has become more political than lawful under Edwin Meese II and may undermine the Supreme Court. He praises Chief Justice Rehnquist while declining to comment on Meese, in a forthcoming WUSA interview with Carl T. Rowan.

Washington Supreme Court Thurgood Marshall Justice Department Marshall Edwin H. Meese II High Court Meese Carl T. Rowan Wusa-Tv Rowan

Deaver link to Reagans stressed in closing remarks

Prosecutor Whitney North Seymour Jr. wrapped up a three hour closing statement as 15 jurors began deliberations on Michael K Deaver former White House aide accused of using his friendship with Ronald and Nancy Reagan to boost his lobbying firm Michael K Deaver & Associates. The defense accused the prosecution of oppression and trickery while portraying Deaver as hurt by the alleged breach of confidence.

Michael K Deaver Deaver Amp Mat Ronald Jancy Reagan Federal District Court White House Reagan Michael K. Deaver & Associates Whitney North Seymour Jr

Foreign aid bill clears House faces uncertain future

The House passed an 11.5 billion foreign aid bill by 286 to 122 with critics warning of a tough path ahead due to crowded schedules and President Reagan's objections. Rep. Dante Fascell and Rep. William Broomfield acknowledged the bill’s difficulties and said reconciliation with the Senate measure will be needed.

House Reagan Dante Fascell D-Fla Foreign Affairs Committee William Broomfield R-Mich Senate

Special panel to review Cuban detainees cases

The Justice Department will form a special review panel to decide whether Cuban detainees should be sent back. Reagan officials said the move shifts power from immigration authorities due to distrust of INS procedures. The detainees include those who seized federal prisons and hostages in Atlanta and Oakdale, La.

Cuba Justice Department Reagan Administration Atlanta Oakdale Immigration and Naturalization Service

Firms seek taxpayer pay for legal bills after Air contract bid case

Digital Equipment Corp and Wang Laboratories urge the government to reimburse over $1 million in legal fees from a bid dispute with Air contracts. Kevin Vincent, an Air Force attorney, called the request audacious after the court ruled mostly against the firms. Wang backs a separate filing for about $210,000, while Digital claimed $830,320. The Air Force has not yet responded, though a government board favored a small portion of the case for Digital.

Washington Digital Equipatent Corp Wang Laboratories Inc Kevin Vincent Air Force Tal Wang Vincent

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