5 Year Old Girl Slain in Rome Bed
Rome police investigate the asphyxiation death of 5 year old Heather Plunkett found by her mother at 7 30 am in a Henry Street home. Stepsister slept nearby. no burglary evidence or suspects yet. Coroner Kevin T Barry said autopsy preliminarily rules out definite strangulation pending further tests.
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Heather Plunketts
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Heather
Oneida
Kevin T. Barry
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Kathy Lee Snyder
Michael Wawisza
Plunkett
Joe Beddia
Beddia
Mary Schultz
Andreoli says he lacked backing for probe of City Hall
Onondaga County District Attorney Richard Hennessy and county police chiefs ignored written requests for help in Peter Andreoli six year probe of political corruption. Andreoli, former state special prosecutor whose 1977 to 1982 investigation yielded 43 indictments, said he had inklings of wrongdoing at City Hall but never got backing to pursue it. Andreoli also charged:
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Onondaga County
Richard Hennessy
Peter Andreoli
Andreoli
France and Iran clash over envoy return and hostage fears
Nicosia reports both nations seek to swap diplomats after severed ties but insist on questioning embassy staff. France demands to question Iranian translator Gordji over Paris bombings that killed 11 and wounded 150. Tehran dismisses, threatening further trials as authorities deploy security forces.
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Cyprus
Iran
France
Jean-Bernard Raimond
Paris
Tehran
U.S
Franté
Wahid Gordji
Gordji
Revolutionary Komiteh
Raimond
Iran snubs U N gulf cease fire plan threaten stays at war
Secretary of State Shultz and Western ministers pushed a U N cease-fire in the Persian Gulf as Iran rejected the draft. Iran's foreign minister Velayan complained the plan would not punish Iraq and accused the U S of intervening in the 7 year conflict. Shultz prepared for Iran's rejection and discussed a possible follow up arms embargo resolution with other Western ministers.
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George P. Shultz
United Nations
U.S
Iran
Ali Akbar Velayan
Tehran
Iraq
U.N
Shultz
Sir Geoffrey Howe
Britain
Giulia Andreott
Itaiy
Hans-Dietrich
Genscher
West Germany
Vernon Walters
Quote on freedom and duty by Jen echoes enduring resilience
A reflective line urges that the blessings of freedom require effort and steadfast support, likening commitment to a fatigue endured for liberty. It frames civic duty as a necessary, ongoing practice.
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Jen
NOW delegates urge Reagan impeachment at Philadelphia convention
The National Organization for Women urged President Reagan's impeachment over the Iran Contra affair and vowed to block Robert Bork's Supreme Court nomination. Molly Yard, NOW's new president, pledged to help elect women to state and national offices and to oppose abortion restrictions from the Catholic Church.
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National Organization For Women
Reagan
Aftar
Robert Bork
Supreme Court
Molly Yard
White House
Yard
Eleanor Smeal
Cathcic Chirth
Lion
Jeanne Clark
Congress
Bork
NOW
Molly
Poindexter testimony disputed in Iran Contra probe
Washington sources say a former White House aide saw two memos by Lt. Col. Oliver L. North on diverting Iranian arms sale profits to the Contras. The claim contrasts with prior testify by Rear Adm. John Poindexter and North. James Radzimski, another NSC aide, may testify this week to shed light on memo counts.
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White House
Oliver L. North
John M. Poindexter
Reagan
North
Poindexter
James Radzimski
National Security Council
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