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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1987

Page

4

Marine with AIDS sues government for 55 million

Martin Gaffney a 38 year old chief warrant officer in the U S Marine Corps sues the federal government seeking 55 million claiming his AIDS diagnosis will leave his 34 year old wife Mutsuko and their 13 month old son John orphaned and blaming Navy hospitals for their deaths last week and last summer respectively and for causing his own illness

Boston Martin Gaffney U.S. Marine Corps U.S. Navy Mutsuko John

Teenager Driver Slams Car Onto Sidewalk Hits 5YearOld

A 17-year-old driver ran onto the sidewalk and struck 5-year-old Merk Anthony Comac, dragging him six blocks before bystanders stopped the vehicle. Police say the incident followed a failed left turn as neighbors chased the car and urged officials to intervene.

Ladelphia Martin Kelly Merk Anthony Comac

Group seeks removal of Falwell from PTL in Georgia

About 150 members of two groups gathered in Decatur to press for ousting Rev. Jerry Falwell from control of PTL. They vowed legal action and demanded accountability saying PTL belongs to its donors and partners. Joe Haviland, head of the Association of PTL Partners, spoke at the session.

Decatur PTL Jerry Falwell Joe Haviland Association of PTL Partners Georgia

Four more in line for electric chair in Louisiana

Angola Louisiana Sunday execution of Benjamin Berry 31, first in 242 years, eighth since 1983. Five more executions scheduled this month raise concerns over death penalty fees. Atlanta Mayor Andrew Young says he could be a serious candidate for Georgia governor, stating race relations allow a strong black bid.

Angola Benjamin Berry Louisiana Young Georgia Atlanta Andrew Young The Atlanta Journal Atlanta Constitution

Dog and man rescue 9-year-old girl from Scioto River

In Chillicothe Ohio a golden retriever named Pete guided its owner Mike Halsey to Becky McNichols a 9-year-old girl clinging to a tree end of a 25 foot reach in a fast river after a flat bottom boat capsized. Halsey and the dog pulled Becky to shore as authorities continued searching for the two men who were aboard.

Chillicothe Ohio Becky McNichols Scioto Mike Halsey Pete Halsey Becky

Rewards raised for teen killer in Los Angeles

In Stella Coco's yard a bake and garage sale drew crowds to fund a reward for the killer of her 17 year old son Michael Coco a Kennedy High student. Mrs Coco said the money would help remove the killer from the street and save other children.

Los Angeles Stella Coco Mrs. Coco Michael Michael Coco Kennedy High School Fore Fay

Mild earthquake rattles Long Beach residents early

A mild quake woke Long Beach Calif residents with no damage reported by officials. At Edwards Air Force Base Calif the Titan rocket test firing was rescheduled due to weather delays. Archbishop Raymond Hunthausen spoke at a Trident missile base rally in Bangor Washington urging renewed anti-nuclear action.

Long Beach Calif Titan Edwards Air Force Base Hunthausen Bangor Wash Vatican Raymond G. Hunthausen Trident Seattle Assadels

Unpredictable Kirkpatrick Keeps VP Ambitions Open

Jeane Kirkpatrick, 60, a former U N ambassador and Georgetown professor, says a presidential run is unpredictable though she would consider campaigning and public service. She commands high speaking fees, writes a weekly foreign affairs column, and weighs a possible ticket with Laxalt or Kemp while noting the challenging, harsh nature of national campaigns.

Washington Jeane Kirkpatrick White House Jeane Jordan Kirkpatrick Reagan United Nations Kirkpatrick Georgetown University American Enterprise Institute Nevada Paul Laxalt Jack Kemp R-N.y

Hall to testify on Iran-Contra aid and North actions

Hall, North's former NSC secretary, is to be questioned about her possible role in altering critical documents in the Iran-Contra affair. Other reports note memos from 1985 about securing more munition funds, and investigators seek details on North’s covert arms sales to Iran and Contra fundraising networks.

White House North Sciaroni NSC Miss Hall Hall National Security Council Iran Lebanon David C. Fischer Reagan Lawrence H. Walsh New York Times Fischer Charles FggWork Nicaragua the Times Fraucs CIA Newsweek Sand Tiue Miguel Obando Y Bravo Managua Richard Miller

Iran-Contra hearings may delegate interview work

Congressional Iran-Contra probes, overwhelmed by testimony, consider outsourcing key interviews to intelligence committees. Sen. Cohen and Sen. Boren propose private CIA official interviews during a recess to review Contra resupply and drug gun allegations while Foreign Relations weighs related hearings. Kerry notes ongoing cross committee collaboration on informant leads.

Washington Iran-Contra Intelligence CIA U.S William Cohen R-Maine Senate Intelligence Panel David Boren D-Okla Cohen Boren Senate Ah Intelligence Committee Stnate Foreign Relations Committee Foreign Relations Bee Kerry

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