Hall secretary testifies on Iran Contra documents shredding
Former White House secretary Fawk Hall described shredding and altering papers during the Iran Contra affair at congressional hearings. She testified about North’s orders to retype memos to obscure references and about meetings with Reagan and William Casey.
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Hospital acts after report on tot s death
St Josephs Hospital Health Center moved to raise staff morale and prevent repeats after a state Health Department report found 14 health code violations in the April death of 2 to 4 year old Alexander Patrick Young. The hospital gave employees a four page letter from Administrator James Abbott and set up a panel with pediatricians and pharmacists to limit dangerous drugs to supervised, counter signed prescriptions. The hospital was ordered to submit a plan by June 19 to correct deficiencies and has advised staff to get details of the incident directly from officials. The boy, son of Patrick and Annette Young, was admitted April 13 for a skin rash.
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Bombs explode near U S and British embassies in Rome
No injuries reported after three blasts in Rome near the U S and British embassies within a half hour. A car bomb damaged a gray Ford Sierra near Via Veneto while four devices were fired from a hotel. two exploded inside embassy gates, two failed to detonate. Frogmen retrieved a mine in Venice lagoon but it was deemed a harmless metal box. No immediate claims of responsibility.
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Allies back U S efforts to gain missile accord
Western leaders at the 13th summit urged maintaining free air and sea traffic in the Persian Gulf while backing a verifiable missile accord with Moscow. The mood shifted as frogmen retrieved a harmless box from a Venetian lagoon and explosions rattled embassies in Rome before Reagan met Thatcher.
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Journalist oath to country quotes by author
A parliamentary tribute asserts that journalists owe nothing to rulers yet owe everything to their country, emphasizing press independence and patriotic duty in reporting and public service.
Sleaze conspiracy at JFK airport nets 27 in extortion scheme
Federal complaint charges 27 people at JFK with extorting money and sexual favors from illegal aliens awaiting deportation. Twenty one Wells Fargo Guard Services employees and six civilians allegedly recruited victims, with 70 cases across 1985 1986. Victims paid 2000 10000 dollars for release. overcrowded holds and denied food reported.
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Farmers Market Opens With Rainy Start In Syracuse
Under clouds and scattered drizzle the Farmers Market opens for the season in downtown Syracuse. More than 60 vendors from Central New York gather in the South Salina and West Washington streets lot offering fruit vegetables plants baked goods dried fruits and nuts. Farmers say sales are strong with growers like Alice Sanzotta noting frequent sellouts.
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