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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1987

Page

4

Reagan and Gorbachev Exchange New Year Greetings

Reagan greets the Soviet people in a televised New Year message as Gorbachev plans a response. The two leaders coordinate release times to avoid Rose Bowl coverage, with Reagan’s tape airing on Soviet TV and networks broadcasting Gorbachev’s remarks.

Palm Springs Calif Reagan White House Kremlin Mikhail S. Gorbachev Moscow Martin Fitzwater ABC NBC Cable News Gorbachev CBS U.S Fitzwater U.S Soviet

Campaign finance woes hit three presidential contenders

Washington reports that Jesse Jackson, Michael Dukakis, and George Bush face FEC audits and court orders as the Treasury prepares to disburse nearly 29 million in matching funds. Hart and Robertson also face financial and legal pressures, with Robertson seeking a delay and Dukakis touting strong fundraising.

Washington U.S. Treasury Jesse Jackson Federal Election Commission Gary Hart FEC Hart Ords Pat Robertson Michael Dukakis Bush Dukakis Robertson

IRS slow to hire agents delays tax collection push

GAO reports Congress authorized 1,618 IRS agents to be hired by Oct 1, 1986 to raise $593 million in 1987. The IRS increased staff by about half the target, yet still expects audits by newly hired agents to generate the intended supplemental tax revenue.

GAO Congress General Accounting Office Internal Revenue Service IRS Internal Revenue

Grain dust explosions led to first federal safety rules

A decade after two deadly grain elevator blasts near New Orleans and Texas killed 54 workers and inspectors, investigations spurred sweeping studies and culminated in federal regulations issued Wednesday to prevent future dust explosions.

New Orleans Texas

Plan to burn old chemical weapons in Kentucky

A Kentucky congressman outlines the Army plans to burn old chemical weapons, detailing procedures and potential implications for safety, environment, and regional policy.

Kentucky

Capture of voodoo priestess ends Uganda attacks

Nairobi reports the capture of Alice Lakwena, 27, leader of the Holy Spirit Movement. She commanded up to 7,000 followers who believed oil rubbed on their chests would ward off bullets. Kenyan authorities said seven followers remained with her when arrested crossing into Kenya.

Nairobi Kenya Alice Lakwena Holy Spirit Movement Lakwena Clerryyman Justis de Tipis

Suspected crime bosses nabbed in Sicily raid

Messina police arrested 13 suspected crime leaders in a raid at Pellara across the Strait of Messina. Two suspects had two-year warrants. The group, linked to Messina Catania and Reggio Calabria, faces criminal association charges. names not released.

Messina Sicily SSES Pellara Italy Strait of Messina Catania Reggio Calabria

Palestinian group seeks French help to move hostage girls

A Palestinian Fatah Revolutionary Council spokesman asked a French pro-Arab lobby group to assist in transferring two French girls Virginie and Marie-Laure aged 5 and 6 and their mother to a safe location before sending them to France. The group, led by Abu Nidal, has been linked to past airport attacks.

Beirut Lebanon Lucien Billeriin France Walid Khalid Fatah Revolutionary Council Khalid Virginie Marie-Laure Bitterlin Gaugilist Association For Franco-Arab Solidarity Abu Nidal United States Europe Rome Vienna

Briton Becomes First Foreigner To Run Great Wall Length

British teacher William Lindesay finished a 1 53 mile solo run of the Great Wall in two stretches, taking 78 days and becoming the first foreigner to complete the distance according to Xinhua. He started April 7 with minimal supplies, endured loneliness and fatigue, and plans to recall the feat with pride.

China Great Wall Beliing William Lindesay Xinhua Lindesay Gansu Hebei Britain Polytechnical Manchester

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