Three teens convicted in Howard Beach manslaughter case
Three white Howard Beach teenagers were convicted of manslaughter for the death of a black man in a racially charged attack that sparked protests in New York City. A fourth teen was acquitted as jurors deliberated twelve days. The defendants faces up to 15 years.
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Contras strike supply road to Managua in major offensive
Contras attacked the Rama Road linking Managua with Bluefields after a large assault on Nicaragua s mining region in the east. Casualty figures were not released by either side though the government reported dozens wounded and mutual claims of hundreds on each side. Talks in the Dominican Republic faltered as mediation continued and a DC 6 cargo plane crash redirected focus to Costa Rica.
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Budget Fight Ends as Senate Approves 17.6 Billion Tax Plan
Congress frayed over a 17.6 billion package of taxes, benefit cuts, and savings while the House passed the measure by a wide margin. The final vote sent the package to President Reagan as a record 600 billion fiscal plan loomed. The Senate backed the package 61-28 after late-night negotiations and a tense floor battle.
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Senate approves spending measure amid budget concerns
The Senate passed the spending measure, reinforcing ongoing budget considerations. Details remain unclear as the article fragment notes a 2 BUDGET reference and a 3:30 pm eating time in a partial transcription. The event centers on government spending and legislative action.
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Attorney testifies to bribery in Syracuse real estate case
In a federal court in Binghamton a prominent attorney described a web of corruption in Syracuse. James T. Spaulding said he paid about 125000 to 140000 in cash bribes to Kenyon Bajns, then chairman of Manufacturer's Hanover Trust, to secure hotel loans. He also claimed paying former mayor Lee Alexander for city action on financing. The 20 year loan and a 4 million loan to renovate the Hotel Syracuse were part of the alleged scheme as Bajus faces trial and immunity disputes unfold.
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