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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1982

Page

3

New York Hero Rescues Blind Man From Subway Tracks

Reginald Andrews leapt onto subway tracks at 14th Street and Eighth Avenue to save a blind man, pulling him free as a train moved. He later learned Jamac Foods offered him a job as a food processor after the rescue, training to begin once his knee heals. Andrews and his wife Elaine, with four sons and four daughters, faced a difficult holiday as he sought steady work. Transit police plan to recommend a civilian commendation for the rescue.

New York Pennsylvania Avenue Reginald Andrews Drews West 145Th Street Andres Fayed Andrews Liaments Ind Jamac Ed Marbach Marbach Reagan Elaine

Tylenol suspect agrees to return to Chicago

James W. Lewis, the Tylenol extortion suspect, agreed to voluntary removal to Chicago to face charges. U S Attorney Dan Webb urged quick transfer, while Lewis’s attorney said he wants to go back and fight the case. Lewis appeared in Foley Square court in a bright orange jumpsuit, held on a $5 million bond as a prisoner who refused to state his name signed a waiver.

New York James W. Lewis Chicago Lewis Windy City U.S Dan Webb FBI Webb Ally Lewis Lopez Leonard Bernikow Possie Bernikow Foleyware

Man held for brother s layin Rochester

Rochester police charged Charles Gayne, 40, with second degree murder in the slaying of his brother Carl Gayne, 36, following a dispute on Rochester s north side. A knife was found beside the victim. neighbors say the brothers had feuded for years. Charles Gayne is held without bail awaiting arraignment.

Rochester UPI Charles Gayne Carl Gayne

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