Murdered 19 year old woman found in city apartment
City police hunt for the killer of Michele Moore a 19 year old woman found strangled in her Clinton Plaza apartment last night Friends said she was found about 6 p m by her visitors The autopsy concluded she was strangled with a ligature and she had non fatal wounds Police questioned her estranged husband Michael Moore and said his lawyer will bring him in for more questioning The death is believed to have occurred three to eight days ago with no suspects named yet
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Michele Moore
Clinton Plaza
Clinton St
Michele Robbins
Syracuse
Haumann
Michael Moore
Willis Avenue
Daniel Barrett
Weather outlook for Syracuse area continues sunny spillover
Clear night in Syracuse with lows between 40 and 65 degrees. Tomorrow rises to sunny skies with highs around 80. By Thursday through Saturday the forecast shows partly cloudy days with daily lows near 60 and highs in the 80s.
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Syracuse
National Weather Service
Alaska Quake Shakes Prince William Sound
A moderate earthquake measuring about 6.7 magnitude struck southwestern Alaska near Valdez at 6 10 a m Alaska time 11 10 a m EDT. It was centered 90 miles east of Anchorage in Prince William Sound with no damage or injuries reported. Seismographs at UC Berkeley recorded 6 5 on the Richter scale.
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Valdez
Alaska
Anchorage
Prince William Sound
U.S. Geological Survey
National
Yanks Die in Ecuador Air Crash Near Cuenca
Five Americans are among 119 killed when a Tame airliner crashed short of Cuenca Mariscal Samar airport in southern Ecuador. Authorities investigate cause as U.S. consulate names the five American victims, including Joseph Kelly and Leonard Kelly of New York, Robert Thompson of Maryland, and Jesus Guevara, born in Spain.
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Quito
Ecuador
Cuenca
U.S
Mariscal Samar
Joseph, Leonard
Nelly Kelly
New York
Robert Thompson
Maryland
Jesus Guevara
Spain
Stocks Give Ground In Mixed New York Trading
The stock market retreated across a broad front in quiet morning trading, rebounded in early afternoon, then fell sharply again. The Dow Jones average of 20 industrials slipped 9.11 points to 1,206.43 as the final two hours of trading approached.
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New York
Lottery winners named in Albany drawing results
Albany officials released the latest draw results with the daily numbers showing 035 as the winning number and the Win Four sequence 3585. The report notes the numbers in the state numbers game drawn last night.
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Albany
Poland blames US sanctions for martial law delay
Poland's spokesman Jerzy Urban said U S sanctions and embargoes by the United States and Western powers delayed lifting martial law and that Poland expects compensation for damages estimated up to 12 billion dollars. He indicated a date for ending emergency had not been set though discussions pointed to possible action later in the summer. Cardinal Glemp urged an amnesty with lifting, while parliament and other bodies would need to approve any rollback of emergency powers.
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Warsaw
Poland
UPI
U.S
United States
Jerzy Urban
Urban
Jozef Glemp
Government Council of State
Military Council of National Salvation
Glemp
Italy
Solidarity Free Trade Union
Reagan Eyes Evidence Of Sex Party Videotapes
President Reagan discusses the possibility that videotapes showing government officials at sex parties exist and has asked his counsel to talk with the attorney claiming to possess them. Attorney Robert Steinberg says three tapes were stolen and that a Justice Department official told his wife not to destroy them.
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Los Angeles
Reagan
White House
Robert Steinberg
Justice Department
Steinberg
District Attorney's
William French Smith
Justice Departtment
Larry Speakes
Fred Fielding
Speakes
Reagan and House investigators clash over campaign papers
AP reports a White House spokesman questions full access to original Reagan campaign documents by a congressional panel probing the 1980 campaign political espionage. House subcommittee chair Albosta threatens subpoenas if access is denied, cites legislative needs vs FBI criminal inquiry. FBI agents arrange access with Hoover Institution.
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Washington
Reagan
Donald J. Albosta
D-Mich
House
White House
Albosta
FBI
Carter White House
Hoover Institution
Stanford University
California
Justice Department
Larry Speakes
Edwin Meese III
Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Four Girls Die In Springfield Fire Blamed On Cigarette
In a two story duplex, a smoldering cigarette likely started the blaze that killed four girls aged 9 to 16 as they slept. Fire officials cited lack of smoke detectors and noted the fire began on a downstairs couch around 2 a.m. Names include Heidi and Melissa McCormick ages 9 and 14, Lisa Laycock 15, and Christine Beaulieu 16.
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Springfield
Mass
Fire Department
George Placanico
Frank Basile
Placanico
Isham
William Mosig
Interstate 95 border war escalates in Greenwich Port Chester clash
Troopers guard barricades as New York and Connecticut digits clash over I-95 traffic after the June bridge collapse in Greenwich. Trucks face detours through Port Chester as officials seek legal action and federal intervention amid costly gridlock and road damage.
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Port Chester
Greenwich
Connecticut
Groopers
U.S. 1
Westchester County
New York State Co
New York
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Richard Haumann
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United Press
Ganley
Joe
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