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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1987
Page
7
The campaign slate for New Hampshire's first in the nation primary swells to 39 candidates. Among the entrants are multiple Democrats and Republicans led by noted figures as the filing deadline nears. Local observers expect a crowded field and shifting strategies ahead of the pivotal vote.
Randy Crittenden, 25, opened fire on police responding to domestic trouble at a duplex in Ozark Alabama around 7 am. Officers Charlie Ray Alcuri, 34, and John Drew Seifert, 57, were killed. Seifert had 11 years on the force and Alcuri 12. The gunman hid inside and killed himself after hours of negotiation as state and National Guard units surrounded the scene.
Elizabeth Zaitkov waits nearly ten months to be reunited with soviet husband Andrei Zhutikov. The couple began their whirlwind courtship in 1996 after she arrived in Lenin grad as an exchange student with a Soviet studies degree from Oberlin College, then married in March in the Soviet Union.
Rioting near a Paramount snack bar killed Raymond Espinoza of Compton after a fist fight escalated to a gunshot. A 27-year-old Pasadena man was stabbed at a Monrovia theater, and five USC football players were among five college students arrested in Westwood. Authorities noted gang involvement was suspected in Espinoza’s death but denied gang affiliation for the other victim.
Two private planes collided and crashed in a remote area of Southern California near Corona in the Chino Hills leaving at least one dead. A World War I era American Airlines fighter also crashed just after takeoff in Harlingen Texas, bursting into flames and killing the pilot. Federal officials continued to identify the victims.
In Gaza City a wave of protests escalates as Palestinians clash with Israeli forces after a road crash and a stabbing, leaving at least 15 dead. Residents blame decades of occupation, displacement, and blocked negotiations, with refugees living in crowded camps under strict security controls. Thousands march, bricks and Molotovs fly, and calls for rights intensify amid regional political strains.
Rioting spreads from the West Bank to Jerusalem with demonstrations in Bethlehem Hebron Nablus and Ramallah. Arab towns in Israel strike and banks are targeted as youths toss rocks at troops. Police report injuries and arrests amid heavy security and curfews in refugee districts.
Pat Radone and Sharon Pine lead fundraising and support efforts for cancer and AIDS causes in Camillus and Clay. Alice, a longtime Salvation Army worker from Watertown, organizes seniors choirs, teaches piano, and started bands for children, while balancing work and family duties.
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