Reality intrudes as Munn falls during Syracuse cheer stunt
In the Carrier Dome 25,623 fans watched Michelle Munn tumble head first from a cheerleaders' human pyramid. The mishap halted the game as Georgetown beat Syracuse 75-70, with silence sweeping the arena and fans weighing recovery prospects.
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Michelle Munn
Carrier Dome
Michelle
Syracuse University
John Thompson
Georgetown Hoyas
Georgetown
Orangemen
SU cheerleader Michelle injured in campus pyramid stunt
Michelle Munn, co-captain and energy of the university cheer squad, suffered a skull fracture during a stunt at a major game. She remained in stable condition in the ICU at Crouse-Irving Memorial. Her parents from Sayre, Pa., and other relatives were in attendance as friends and teammates awaited X-ray results.
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Michelle
Crouse-Irving Memorial Hospital
Janice
Lavere Munn
Shirley
Harry Talada
Munns
Sayre
Shirley Talada
Pat Burkhart
Commercial
Burkhart
Penn State
Sayre High
Dome
Patrick Ewing
Crouse-Irving Memorial
Frigid Central New York Faces Widespread Closures and Delays
Frigid temperatures kept Central New York in a deep chill as cars balked at starting and pipes froze. Pulaski canceled all operations while Ramsdale Elementary and Cicero High paused classes. Groton, Sandy Creek, and Liverpool districts started one hour late.
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New York
Pulaski
Central
Ramsdell
Jordan-Elbridge
Cicero High School
North Syracuse
Groton
Sandy Creek
Liverpool
Briefly More Cold Looms Over Central New York
Central New Yorkers face another frigid night with lows projected 5 to 10 below zero. Cloudy skies foretell a 40 percent chance of snow tomorrow. The high will be around 15. Snow is expected Wednesday with colder temps and flurries Thursday and Friday. Wednesday’s low in the teens, high near 32.
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New
Albany Daily Numbers Draw Yields 454
Albany AP reports the winning number in the state's daily numbers game was 454. A separate IRS officer tells a taxpayer that three teenage daughters do not entitle him to list the telephone company as a dependent.
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Albany
Internal Revenue Service Officer
Two Die in County House Fires.
Two people died in separate overnight fires in the county, including 12 year old Michael Kerr of 016404 Tildein Drive in East Syracuse. A North Side man also died and a woman survived after leaping from a second floor window, while police and fire officials investigate possible stabbing and altercation claims that may relate to the fires. The woman reported being stabbed during an earlier altercation, but investigators say it is too early to confirm any linkage.
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Jim O'Hara
East Syracuse
North Side
Kirkpatrick St
Kenneth Brown
Elizabeth Kenny
DeWitt
Chris Begley
Tilden Drive
Kerr
Begley
Michael
Richard Kerr
Syracuse
Kirkpatrick Street
Thomas J. Hanton
Brown
Hanlon
Carey plans gas tax hike and aid cuts in 1982 budget
Gov Hugh L Carey will propose raising the gasoline tax and freezing education aid and state revenue sharing with localities. The plan also calls for deep program cuts and replacing some local aid with unrestricted block grants, echoing Reagan era policies. The 1982-83 budget is expected to anger many groups and helped prompt Carey to decline a third term.
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E.J. Dionne Jr
New York Times
Albany
Hugh L. Carey
Carey
Carey plans tax hike and education freeze in new budget
Carey's aides say a early lame duck status will ease selling his program by removing budgetary election year pressures. The budget would freeze education aid at prior year levels and maintain local revenue sharing, shielding cities from census shifts and delaying redistribution. A study commission will propose major school funding changes to equalize district spending. A gasoline tax increase is proposed to fund reconstruction.
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Carey
Thomas KE
Dewey
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NBC
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Ganley
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