Abortion foes protest as 67,000 march at Supreme Court
Police arrested 153 protesters outside Hillcrest Women’s Center in Washington on Monday for blocking access as activists linked their action to civil rights era tactics. The demonstration marked the 16th anniversary of Roe v Wade with support from President Bush and Vice President Quayle.
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Supreme Court
Bush
White House
Quayle
Nellie Gray
March For Life
Congress
House
Senate
Richard Darman
Marlin Fitzwater
Reagan
District of Columbia
Hillcrest Women's Center
Joe Gentile
Chme
Norwich crowd protests dump of low level nuclear waste
More than 3,000 residents packed Norwich High School to oppose a proposed low level radioactive waste dump in Chenango County. Seven hours into the hearing, state commission members ended the session exhausted, with about 100 people still seeking to speak. Police helped keep order as cameras broadcast the event from the auditorium.
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Norwich
Chenango County
Commission
Norwich High School
Chappell's and Penney's Eyed for Carousel Center Oil City
Chappell's and J.C. Penney Co plan talks with Pyramid Cos to place department stores in the Carousel Center mall on Onondaga Lake’s southern shore. Charles Chappell Jr. notes serious discussions but no workable proposal yet. Penney's says evaluation and timeline remain uncertain.
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Chappell's
J.C. Penney Co
Pyramid Cos
Carousel Center
Oil City
Charles Chappell Jr
C.E. Chappell & Sons
Chappell
New York
Chappeil's
Whnt
Chappeil’s
Pyramid
Onondaga Lake
Penney’s
Henry J. Rusman
Rusman
Shoppingtown
DeWitt
Camulus Plaza
New York State
Blacks Lose Ground In Report On US Race Gap
The National Urban League\'s 14th annual State of Black America report portrays persistent poverty crime and drug issues for Blacks. Dean David H Swinton of Jackson State University notes no progress in economic disparities under Reagan era policies and warns racial inequality widened.
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National Urban League
Black Ameria
America
Bush
David H. Swinton
Wachs
Swinton
Jackson State University
Mississippi
Bundy Executed in Electric Chair at Florida Prison
Serial killer Ted Bundy, a 42-year-old law school dropout who confessed to slayings in four Western states, was executed by electric chair at Florida State Prison after a failed bid for a stay. He died at 7:16 a.m. following last-minute statements and final phone calls to his mother.
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Fla
Ted Bundy
Bundy
Florida State Prison
Theodore Bundy
Jon Peck
Florida
Bob Martinez
Tacoma
Wash
Louie Bundy
Hotel strike ends at Syracuse Square after 109 days
A 109 day hotel strike at Syracuse Square concluded at 8 p.m. Monday as chief negotiators signed a contract through March 1991. About 100 workers cheered as Joseph Nicoletti held the document, with patelist president Joseph Murphy and Local 80 trustee George Papageorge nearby. The bitter dispute began Oct. 6, hurting downtown business and prompting government aid. Strikers were expected to return within a week.
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Joseph Nicolett
Nicoletti
Patelist
Josephurphy
George Papageorge
City Hall
Action City
Jeraline Stroman
Syracuse
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Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity
Ernest Labrett
Darien
Conn
Syracuse University
Chappell’s, Penney’s
Urban League
Jim
Fred
Jim Coleman
Washington, D.C
Fred Lawrence
Amon
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