Syracuse teen held after alleged child sexual assault
Gene White, 17, was charged with first degree sexual abuse and endangering the welfare of a child after allegedly grabbing a 4 year old girl off a city street. He was released without bail by City Court Judge Louis Mariani despite police and DA objections. The case follows White’s July release from Industry Juvenile Detention Center near Rochester for similar offenses.
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Syracuse man charged with murder in hitchhiking slaying
Quention Brown Jr., 21, of Onondaga Blvd, jailed on second degree murder and weapon possession charges for beating Tammy McCaffrey to death with a tire iron last January after a hitchhiking encounter. The Onondaga County Sheriff’s investigation interviewed nearly 1,000 people. Brown pleaded not guilty and faces March 4 court.
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Weather Outlook and Evening Temperature Drop
Clear tonight with teens temperatures and light wind. Friday will be mostly sunny and reach around 40 degrees. Details reference circulation line 470-0050 and A2 section.
Probe of Iran affair reveals cover-up
Washington officials formhar with the Tower report on the Tran-Contra affair to be released at an 11 a.m. news conference. The panel unearthed a cover-up of the president’s role in approving arms sales to Iran and found abortive covert NSC activities. It faulted Reagan for being frequently briefed yet not always listening and criticized William J. Casey. White House spokesman Fitzwater defended the president as acting appropriately.
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Reagan says he did nothing wrong despite Iran scandal report
White House aides say President Reagan remains upbeat and insists he acted entirely appropriately as the Tower Commission report nears release. Spokesman Marlin Fitzwater notes no advance peek occurred, yet the president will stay in Washington to consult advisers on the fallout.
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Scandal rocks presidency era in sharp ALO report
An ALO commission report blazes through the Nixon era reforms, accusing a top aide, triggering talk of resignation. Prosecutors in Congress clash with the executive team as Carter era pressures resurface. Scandal erupts across the political landscape.
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Prelate named in bank scandal shocks Vatican funding links
Arch bishop Paul C. Marcinkus head of the Vatican bank is named in an arrest warrant amid Italy’s Banco Ambrosiano collapse. The warrant accuses him and two Vatican officials of accessories to fraudulent bankruptcy as part of the $1.3 billion private bank collapse and Vatican losses.
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Eagle Comtronics plans up to 100 new hires amid deregulation
Eagle Comtronics Inc a Clay based cable equipment maker plans to hire as many as 100 more workers as sales rise with cable deregulation. The firm already added up to 100 workers in six months and hires will occur week by week as demand grows for security devices and traps used in premium services.
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