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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1986

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Captain Cuse Coloring Book Promotes Anti Drug Message

Local artist Don Orzak created a 16 page coloring book featuring Captain Cuse, a Jocel superhero from Stare magazine. Syracuse Board of Education adopted it for anti drug abuse lessons as part of its curriculum.

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Bank sues to recover funds over Atlantic City project

Syracuse Savings Bank filed lawsuits nationwide to recover millions from investors in a now defunct Atlantic City redevelopment. Chairman Richard Cornwall said the bank will aggressively pursue repayment, with suits in New Jersey, Arizona and California. Some investors began paying again as the bank seeks a $50 to $75 million capital boost.

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Feds may relocate jury room to private site

Federal prosecutors may move the grand jury probing former Mayor Lee Alexander to a private location after Judge Howard Maroon rejected sealing a second floor courthouse corridor. Scullin says the private site would bar reporters from watching arrivals. no move has been scheduled yet.

Grand Jury Lee Alexander Frederick J. Scutling Howard Maroon Justice Department Syracuse Rey Munson Scullin

Definite sentence upheld in Hasenfus arms case

Nicaragua appeals court upholds 30 year sentence for Eugene Hasenfus, the American mercenary involved in delivering arms to the Contras. Court head Arwengo Cuadra Lopez calls it the maximum penalty, while defense plans to seek a pardon. Hasenfus, 45, was captured Oct. 6 after a plane bound for the Contras was shot down.

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Attorney general urged to tell what he knew

Washington The chairman of the House Judiciary Committee urged Attorney General Edwin Meese to provide detailed information about his knowledge and advisory role in the sale of weapons to Iran and the diversion of funds to Nicaraguan rebels. The letter also asks for Justice Department documents related to the Iranian arms case.

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Radiation found in waste beds near Onondaga Lake

Low level radiation detected in ground and surface water near Allied Signal waste beds 5 and 12 between Interstate 690 and Onondaga Lake. Officials say no code violations or nearby drinking water impact. radiation range 2000 to 4000 picocuries per liter yet source remains unidentified.

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Discovery of radiation found at waste beds shocks Camillus Geddes neighbors

Neighbors near Allied Signal waste beds 12 in Camillus and 5 in Geddes were alarmed Thursday when a newscaster announced low level radiation in samples. Health officials say no immediate danger, but Lottie Lenweaver and her husband Ed, long-time residents on James Avenue, say they are scared by the proximity to Bed 12 and Bed 15.

Lottie Ed Lenweaver Plaza Allied Sienal Inc Camillus Geddes James Avenue

Borderline residency case at J-D triggers expulsion threat

Two Jamesville DeWitt sisters face expulsion after officials determined they are not district residents after 44 percent years. Glenda Conners Knighton must move into J-D or assign guardianship of the girls to a district resident within 60 days to keep them enrolled, amid a double administrative mix up involving J-D and Syracuse schools. Knighton voiced distress at the school board meeting over the setback.

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