High heat and showers forecast for Thursday
State legislators reached a plan urging New York motorists to wear seat belts as hot weather approaches with forecasts reaching near 90 degrees on Thursday.
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Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1984
Page
1
Block Island votes referendum to secede from Rhode Island
Residents of Block Island vote to seek a referendum grant permitting secession from Rhode Island over anger at unregulated motorized scooters. Nearby notes mention Ra diston nuisance and Lysander’s first spring flasher as part of local scene.
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Block Island
Rhode Island
Radiston
Lysander
Metro
D-Day veterans mark Normandy anniversary with world leaders
Veterans and world leaders including Reagan Mitterrand Queen Elizabeth II Trudeau gathered in Normandy to honor D-Day, marking weeks of memorials. Security featured 6300 police and naval patrols as ceremonies at Utah and Omaha Beaches emphasized reconciliation and peace. Notables also included Baudoin Beatrix Klav Orway Grand Duke Jean. commemorations highlighted the 156000 soldiers 195000 sailors and 31000 automen who fought the invasion.
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Pointe DU Hoc
France
Normandy
Adolph Hitler
Reagan
Francois Mitterrand
Queen Elizabeth I
Britain
Pierre Elliott Trudeau
Canada
Queen Elizabeth
Prince Philip
Rians
Omaha Beach
King Baudoin
Belgium
Beatrix
Netherlands
Clav Orway
Grand Duke
Jean
Luxembourg
Wildcats Triumph Keep Lacrosse Streak Alive in Record Tie
West Genesee Wildcats beat Fairport Red Raiders 13 to 5 at Coyne Stadium to tie the nation’s longest high school lacrosse winning streak at 91 games. 5,500 fans attended as actor James Delman traveled 273 miles from Brooklyn to cheer the team. A Saturday showdown with Yorktown could extend the streak and secure a fourth straight state title.
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Wildcats
West Genesee High School
Coyne Stadium
West Genesee Wildcats
Fairport
Red Raiders
Yorktown
West Genesee
Connie James
Indian troops storm Golden Temple amid massive Punjab clash
Indian soldiers raided the Golden Temple complex in Amritsar to flush hundreds of armed extremists. Official tallies report at least 250 Sikh militants and 47 troopers killed, with 110 troops and 550 militants wounded. 12 soldiers missing. Authorities seized rifles and machine guns as operations continued.
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New Delhi
India
Golden Temple
Amritsar
K. Sunderji
Punjab
Chandigarh
Sunderji
UC. Tiwari
Bhindranwale
Bhakra Canal
Bhaora
United News of India
Hart Wins California Primary In Tight Democratic Contest
Walter Mondale closed within 30 delegates of the 1967 nomination as Hart clinched California. Hart led with 98 percent of precincts reporting, leaving Mondale short of the required delegates while Jackson trailed. Uncommitted delegates totaled 242 for July.
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Walter Mondale
Gary Hart
California
Mondale
Hart
United Press International
Jesse Jackson
San Francisco
James Johnson
Lawsuit claims elderly denied emergency care at New York Hospital
An $20 million suit filed by the family of 87 year old Rose Dreyer alleges she was allowed to die at New York Hospital affiliated with Cornell after a doctor was ordered to stop reviving her. The Health Department opened an investigation and preliminary remarks suggested merit to the claims.
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New York
UPI
New York Hospital
Cornell University
Rose Dreyer
State Health Department
Health Department
Peter Slocum
James Okun
Okun
David Pearlmen
Weapons in Gulf conflict traced to United States origin
U.S. supplied the planes and missiles used in the Persian Gulf air battle. Saudi F-15s came from 62 units approved by Congress in 1979. Iranian F-4s were older aircraft later scavenged for parts. AWACS aircraft provided radar and target data. Saudi pilots trained at Nellis. AIM-7F Sparrow missiles were used to strike Iranian planes.
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Washington
UPD
Persian Gulf
Iran
Saudi Arabia
U.S
Congress
Senate
United States
Westinghouse
Pentagon
Middle East
Shah
U.S. Navy
Nellis Air Force Base
Nevada
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