Pit bulls in Syracuse raise fear as bites and killings rise
Pit bulls roam Syracuse streets dragging iron and bricks on collars. They are bred for aggression or protection and provoke fear in neighborhoods. A girl spent a week in hospital last year after a family pet mauled her. This year four minor injuries were reported. A pit bull is linked to a puppy’s death near Brighton.
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New York lawmakers poised for another pay raise
Senate Leader Warren Anderson and Assembly Speaker Melvin Miller say they will back a pay hike for legislators from 43000 with plans to raise judges and agency heads as well. The change would take effect January 1, 1989 after the next election. New York already has the nation's highest legislative pay.
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Bork Nomination Sparks Senate Fight Ahead
President Reagan nominates conservative Judge Robert H. Bork to the Supreme Court prompting liberal backlash and pledge of major opposition from civil rights and civil liberties groups. Senate leaders weigh strategy as Byrd warns of possible political trade offs amid a charged confirmation battle.
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Plattsburgh native among dead in Fort Bragg plane crash
A Fort Bragg air show disaster killed four of six crew members including a Plattsburgh native and a ground casualty. The four engine turboprop C130 crashed during a demonstration, witnessed by about 5,000 spectators. First Lt John B Keiser II was among the dead.
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North faces private questioning in Iran Contra probe
After seven months of silence Lt. Col. Oliver North testified privately before congressional investigators about Reagan's knowledge of diverting Iran arms proceeds to the Contras in Nicaragua. Immunity granted, North then faces four days of public testimony, while a federal judge weighs Walsh’s independent counsel authority.
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