SU ex-prof impacts shaken by Kerr assassination on campus
Peter G. Franck, former Syracuse University professor, recalls West Beirut campus as sanctuary until the assassination of Malcolm H. Kerr outside his office. The event sent demoralization through American University of Beirut faculty and 80 colleagues, chilling the once tranquil 73 acre campus amid ongoing violence.
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Peter G. Franck
West
Beirut
Franck
Syracuse University Business School
Lebanon
American University
Malcolm H. Kerr
Double tragedy in Rome as man struck by known DWI offender
Oneida County man William A. Russell, 36, was killed when hit by Jan F. Jarvis, 33, at the Tuxedo Trailer Park in Rome. Jarvis, already facing charges for driving while intoxicated and related offenses, refused a breath test, while Russell awaited sentencing for criminally negligent homicide and DWI tied to a prior alcohol related crash. Police later obtained a blood test for Jarvis under a search warrant.
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Rome
Oneida County
William A. Russell
Tuxedo
Jan F. Jarvis
Jarvis
Russell
Cri
Never Cry Wolf praised for beauty wisdom and humor
Elmira hosts yearly sports banquet as Eastern college football social event drawing Penn State Pitt Notre Dame Syracuse Maryland and others. Door prize goes to Pete Curkendall a top high school defensive tackle.
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Penn State
Pitt
Notre Dame
Syracuse
Maryland
Pete Curkendall
Deputy suspended after handcuffing two women at tavern
An Onondaga County deputy was suspended for 30 days with 15 days sick time after an off duty incident at USA Sam's in Cicero. Michael J. Krisak Jr., of the Jail Division, handcuffed a 19 year old woman to him and to a chair, restrained another teen, demanded a kiss, and pointed a loaded handgun at Deputy Joseph Ligoci in the parking lot. Sheriff John C. Dillon filed departmental charges for bringing discredit, duress, and unjustified deadly force. The security officer and a North Syracuse officer witnessed the events but did not report them unless a complaint was filed, which occurred the same day.
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Onondaga County Sheriff's
Michael J. Krisak Jr
USA Sam’s
Cicero
Krisak
Clay
Joseph Ligoci
John C. Dillon
Ligoci
North Syracuse
Chris Tafeil
Liguci
Tafeil
Dillon
Sheriff's Department
Mondale backs by ONeill and Strauss in bid
Washington sources say House Speaker Thomas P. ONeill Jr and former Democratic Party chairman Robert S Strauss plan to endorse Walter Mondale for the Democratic presidential nomination in the coming days. Their support is described as highly significant with Strauss seen as a key fund raiser and surrogate for campaigns.
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Washington
Thomas P. O’neill Jr
House
Robert S. Strauss
Walter F. Mondale
Mondale
O'Neill
Strauss
Bob Strauss
Pontiff appoints Navy veteran bishop to New York archbishopric
Pope John Paul II named Bishop John J. O Connor of Scranton to head the Archdiocese of New York leading 1.8 million Catholics and overseeing military chaplaincy for 2 million in the armed forces. O Connor, a former rear admiral and chief of Navy chaplains, succeeds Cardinal Terence Cooke who died October 6.
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John Paul II
John J. O’connor
O'Connor
Scranton
Terence Cooke
Vatican Bulletin
John O’connor
Archdiocese of
Chicago
Boston
Los Angeles
National Conference of Catholic Bishops
Committee On Social Justice
O' Con
Nor
Cooke
Navy Chaplains
National Semiconductor faces grand jury over chip testing scandal
A San Francisco grand jury is expected to indict National Semiconductor Corp for inadequate and fraudulent testing of as many as 26 million military chips. The probe, linked to 240000 mistested units from 1978 to 1981, notes potential deployment in jeeps, walkie talkies, battleships and fighters.
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San Francisco
National Semiconductor Corp
Justice Department
Defense Department
Justice de
Perly
Santa Clara
National
Couple wins Lotto with identical numbers in Illinois draw
Robert and Anna Rucker of Florissant Missouri each won 1018400 in the Illinois Lotto sharing identical six digit numbers based on their birthdays and children. They will receive about 59920 annually for 20 years and plan to return to school. A third winner, Thomas Taylor of Melrose Park, also won 1018400 using a random choice.
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UPI
Robert
Anna Rucker
Florissant
St. Louis
Rucker
Illinois
Michael Jones
Ruckers
Jones
Siemens Medical Systems
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