Unclear OCR Summary of Local News And Names
Fragmentary text mentions individuals such as Contha Pugh James Pones Vanessa Williams and Nancy Lorraine Hoffmann. It references a former Syracuse vet student and a car crash involving a child orphaned after a vehicle driven the wrong way. Names and events are inconsistent and partially garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Contha Pugh
Turcu Rover
James Pones
Prsor
Syracuse de Vets Ty
Vanessa Willams
Iss
America
Heo Wno
Martin Aver
Nancy Lorraine
Hoffmann Spectevarus
Faro Sharer Besner
Michael A Tuk
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Besner family tragedy linked to I-81 crash and manslaughter charge
The Besner couple James and Sharon Besner died in a car crash linked to Michael A Bucceri Jr Bucci who faces vehicular manslaughter and drunk driving charges after a holiday party. Five Besner children were left behind.
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U Lee Fewyas
James
Sharon Besner
Michael A Buccr Jr Bucci
Year of the Yuppie and MTV Dominate 1984 Trends
A mosaic of 1984 pop culture outlines lean toward upwardly mobile professionals watching MTV while avid fans debate the era’s staples. Highlights include mentions of Ghostbusters, Beverly Hills Cop, and Freddie Mercury era icons, plus Newsweek naming 1984 the Year of the Yuppie and MTV’s surge in teen viewership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geralane Ferraro
Walter Mandate Kony
Ronald Reagan
George Bush
Marvy Decker
Zola Budd
Los Angeles
Mary Lou Retton
Wheaties
Scender
Hustler
Larry Flynt
Jerry Falwell
Falwell
Fae
William Schroeder
MTV
Michael Jackson
Harontnete Eag-Hag Atyle
Hircunnine
Cyndi Lauper
Newsweek Magazine
South Afrcan
Desmond Tutu
Syracuse Sports Sparks Amid 1984 Dome Delirium and Nebraska Loss
The 1984 season brings chaotic Dome moments as Syracuse battles No 1 Nebraska and Boston College in close calls and OT thrillers. Dwayne Washingtons halfcourt buzzer beater against Boston College and a brutal 19-0 football defeat to Rutgers highlight a volatile period. Todd Norley connectson a 40 yard TD pass to Mike Siano against Nebraska, but later games show Syracuse struggling to score. The team fights through mediocrity while fans cling to flashes of potential under coach Dick MacPherson.
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Orangemen
Rutgers
Nebraska Cornhuskers
Tom Osborne
Lincoln
Nebraska
Syracuse
Todd Norley
Mike Siano
Duaf
Ned
Florida
West Virginia
Penn State
Brown
1984 Business Boom and Army Fort Drum Move
The Pentagon announced Fort Drum near Watertown would host the Army's 10th Infantry Division, moving 10,000 troops and triggering nearly 1 billion dollars in new construction. Across the nation, mega mergers dominated 1984 with Texaco's 9.98 billion Getty Oil deal and Gulf Oil bid, Mobil buying Superior Oil, Champion International's 184 billion purchase of St Regis, and Nestle's 3 billion Carnation bid. Dow Chemical and six others paid 180 million to settle Agent Orange claims. The FCC relaxed programming rules for 850 TV stations and banks faced losses amid a weak economy.
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Pentagon
Fort Drum
Watertown
Army
10Th Infantry
Big
Texaco
Getty Oil
Standard Oil
Gulf Oil
Mobil Oil
Superior Oil
Champion International Corp
St Regis Corp
Nestle SA
Carnation Co
Dow Chemical
Federal Communications Commission
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Thinker
Wdrovpo
Capote
Gaye
Nancy Lorraine Howe
Martin Auer
Mary Lou
Olympic
Vanessa Williams
Oun
Hoffmann
Ra Ay
Bet Cone
KSP
Seay
Auer
Uspe
Msper
Contibuore
Besners
Ghostbusters Cp Mya
Temple
Gremlins
Beverly Hills
Doves
Ponce
Tina Turner
Paul McGarfney
Footloase
Kenny Loggins
Datas
Dynasty
NBC
Simon & Simon
Ghostbusters
Where
Ve. PearPe
Carrier Dome
Dwayne Washington
Boston College
St John’s
Uconn
Canisius
Guianoma
Billy Tubbs
Rherkme
Lee Waller
Eni
Lewis
Owens
Mary Lou Perfect
Naberath
Pearl
Ormy
Penods
Nottingham
Levi
Tne
Tubbs
Dick MacPherson
Fort Dam
North Country
Sette Agert
FCC
Hat
Commercal
Amaam Ott
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