Syracuse Games Tough Loss as Top Teams Fall
STEVIE Thompson and Michael Edwards of Syracuse University struggle to control the ball in SU's 87 86 defeat by Providence at the Carrier Dome. The Orangemen faced crowded defense as six of the top seven teams, including Kansas and Georgetown, were upset.
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Stevie Thompson
Michael Edwards
Syracuse University
Providence
Carrier Dome
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Kansas
Georgetown
Destitute Friends Die After Refusing Help in Cold Winter
Raymond Crandall George Peluso and Robert Peluso lived in a burned out North Side apartment heated by a gas stove and lit with a lamp on the porch. They were alcoholics infected with hepatitis and faced severe ailments. All three died within 30 days this winter, and officials wonder what interventions might have helped.
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Raymond Crandall
George Peluso
Robert Peluso
North Side
Cuomo’s fee plan could hit mobile home park tenants
Gary McClanahan analyzes Gov. Mario Cuomo’s proposed ten dollar per site fee on park owners. He says owners might pass the charge to tenants separately from rent, labeling it a state requirement. The plan could affect tenants at the Casual Estates mobile home park in Clay.
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Albany
Gary McClanahan
Clay
Mario Cuomo
McClanahan
Heat and fees hit state budget impact on services
ROC Properties regional manager says the 960 space park will lose money in 1990 as Cuomo plans a 51.3 billion fiscal year budget. The package includes a 10 dollar mobile home charge and numerous new fees affecting day care, landfills, utilities, schools, buses, modular builders and other local services. The largest hike totals 31 million.
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McClanahan
ROC Properties of
Denver
New York State
Cuomo
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp
DC Mayor Marion Barry May Seek Treatment
Washington mayor Marion Barry plans to enter a substance abuse treatment program after his cocaine possession arrest. An anonymous adviser cited political wisdom and personal need, while spokeswoman Lurma Rackley said a statement on his personal life would come today.
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Washington
Marion
Barry Jr
Barry
Lurma Rackley
Wrc-Tv
Caral B. Thompson
Jackson undecided on Washington mayor bid after Barry arrest
Jesse Jackson said on NBC News he spoke with Washington Mayor Marion Barry Jr. but avoided politics. He called his concern intensely personal and noted plans to discuss legal ramifications and Barry's next moves. Jackson, a two time presidential candidate, has Chicago as his base and recently established residence in D.C. amid talk of a 1990 mayoral run.
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Jesse Jackson
NBC Nightly News
Washington
Marion Barry Jr
Jackson
Saigne
Barry
Chicago
Gorbachev backs bloody crackdown on Azerbaijan revolt
Moscow says the Soviet leader justified the bloodiest suppression of a nationalist insurrection in his Kremlin tenure. He cited an attempted overthrow of Soviet power in Azerbaijan and faulted local leadership for chaos while declaring nationalists aimed to seize power by force in Baku.
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Mikhail S. Gorbachev
Kremlin
Republic of
Azerbaijan
Gorbachev
Baku
Spargo Defends Pyramid Roles in 1935 Poughkeepsie Campaign
Thomas J Spargo, former top New York GOP lawyer, claims Gov Mario Cuomo used the ethics commission to attack Republicans Upstate and labels the probe a political witch hunt. He testified after subpoenas and a court order, invoking the Fifth Amendment repeatedly amid a two year inquiry into a Pyramid Cos led campaign.
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Pyramid Clean
Poughkeepsie
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Ethics Commission
Republican Party
New York City
Thomas J. Spargo
Syracuse University College of Law
State Commission On Government Integrity
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Andreoli
Pyramid Cos
Syracuse
Pyramid
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