Fritz Blitz Runners In Iowa Scramble For Second Place
In Iowa Democratic races the field tightens as the Fritz Blitz advances while contenders jockey for the runner up spot. Warren Burger criticizes high fees slow work and frivolous lawsuits harming lawyer public esteem. The NAACP marks 75 years of anti racism efforts and notes the struggle continues. Charles Wick’s tenure at USIA draws scrutiny amid alleged paranoia and speaker blacklist. Capitol officials urge a salary increase for judges to 78000.
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Queens man arraigned in death of Cheryl Klock
A 22-year-old Queens man, Pablo LaViera, faced arraignment on second degree murder charges after Cheryl Klock, 21, was found killed and stuffed head first in a 55 gallon drum behind the Atrium Building on Clinton Square. Police cited an anonymous tip leading to his arrest as detectives interviewed 35 people. motive and relationship remain undisclosed.
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Pablo Antonio “Fony” LaViera
Jamaica
Cheryl Klock
W. Corning Ave
LaViera
Syracuse
William Mastine Jr
Klock
Naomi
Onondaga Street
Sid
Mastine
Carr
Party chief is oldest to take post
Konstantin A Chernenko, 72, was named general secretary of the Soviet Communist Party, succeeding the late Yuri Andropov. He is the oldest to hold the post and led the Politburo after Andropov named him to arrange his funeral. The move followed Andropov's death and comes as officials prepare for his burial at Red Square Tuesday.
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Moscow
Konstantin A. Chernenko
Soviet Communist Party
Yuri V. Andropov
Kremlin
Chernenko
Andropov
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Communist Party Central Committee
Politburo
House of Unions
Central Committee
Red Square
Lebanese leaders push reforms as fighting subsides
Beirut quieted after street battles and shelling as government officials pledged reforms to give Lebanon’s Muslim majority greater power. In Nabatiyeh, four Israeli soldiers were wounded by a roadside bomb near their patrol and evacuated. President Amin Gemayel rejected resignations and aims to hold a national reconciliation conference in Geneva within two weeks, with plans for the multinational force to stay and the U.S. Marines withdrawal treated as a detail.
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Lebanon
Nabatiyeh
Israel
Amin Gemayel
Geneva
Switzerland
Gemayel
U.S
Cortland man charged in smuggling operation
New York authorities say a yearlong undercover Customs probe led to the arrest of five people in New Jersey, including a Cortland restaurateur and Syracuse University attendee, on charges of conspiring to smuggle over $1 billion in classified military tech to China. The group allegedly met an undercover agent at a New Jersey restaurant and listed 14 weapons and devices used in missiles and radar as they planned to pass them through Hong Kong to Beijing.
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Customs Service
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Peking
Patrick T. O'Brien
Arinut RB. Siilel
Stiffel
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