Skaneateles Tales Tie Local Scandal to Golf Course
In upscale Skaneateles rumors swirl around a $800000 bearer bond handoff on a country club course amid an FBI probe into former Syracuse mayor Lee Alexander. Names linked to the cash include real estate attorney James T. Zeke Spaulding and associates, with whispers of a “Skaneateles connection” driving social chatter in the toniest town.
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Country Club
Onondaga County
Lee Alexander
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Alexander
James T
Zeke” Spaulding
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Speulding
Ins
Paul Newman
Standoff Ends Quietly as Suspect Surrenders Facing Charges
James J. Lardee, 39, barricaded himself in his Syracuse home after firing a shot into a neighbor’s yard. He faced first degree reckless endangerment and two second degree weapon charges as police reported the standoff ended without injuries. A caller identifying as Jim spoke to the Herald-Journal during the incident.
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Big chill grips Central New York in cold snap
The region endures near record cold with 10 to 9 degree drops overnight at Hancock Airport. Firefighters report bottled pipes bursting as water streams under rewarming. One person treated for exposure at University Hospital. Weather forecaster Daniel Harpholt notes the 1943 record remains out of reach.
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Daniel Harpholt
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Harpholt
University Hospital
Amerika pickets split pro and con over TV miniseries
Demonstrations erupted nationwide as ABC premiered Amerika showing life in a Soviet-ruled United States in 1997. Protesters gathered near the UN and ABC offices in New York Los Angeles Chicago and Atlanta while supporters watched in Los Angeles and at Yale.
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Bovick
Paris
Palo Alto
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America
New York Spartacist League
Socialist Labor Organization
Youf
Cuba adds advisers in Nicaragua amid reinfiltration
U S officials say Cuban military advisers in Nicaragua have risen by several hundred from a prior estimate of 2500 as anti Sandinista forces reinfiltrate deep inside the country. Advisers are to provide tactical guidance with Nicaraguan units on combat missions. Rebel leader Adolfo Calero faces pressure amid reports he will resign from the United Nicaraguan Opposition.
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Nicaragua
U.S
Reagan
Adolfo Calero
The
Miami Herald
Calera
United Nicaraguan
Shiites hold Waite, says militia chief
Beirut Lebanon Druse militia chief Walid Jumblatt for the first time says Hezbollah has seized hostage negotiator Terry Waite and that some hope to squeeze money from the kidnapping. He appeals for Waite's release while in touch with Hezbollah. Earlier, Christian politician Jean Obeid was released unharmed after four days in captors hands near Beaurivage Hotel.
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Lebanon
Druse
Walid Jumblatt
Hezbollah
Terry Waite
Jumblatt
Waite
Jean Obeid
Amin
Cold night ahead with near zero low winds
The forecast calls for clear to cold conditions tonight with a low around zero and light northerly winds. Tuesday brings mixed sunshine and clouds with a high near the upper 20s or low 30s depending on the reader’s location, with improving conditions later in the day.
Trial opens for ex-autoworker accused of slaughtering Jews
Retired Cleveland autoworker John Demjanjuk goes on trial in Jerusalem on charges of torturing and gas chamber murder of 850000 Jews at Treblinka. He claims mistaken identity as the court considers jurisdiction and possible death sentence if convicted.
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O'Connor
Demyanjuk
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Ivan the Terrible
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