Deputies threaten to enforce law to protest contract
Onondaga County deputies consider a job speedup to pressure legislators by ticketing jaywalkers and towing cars for minor speed excesses. Union president Edward Weber says actions aim to force a contract settlement and rally public support before November elections.
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Edward Weber
California
Weber
Public Safety Building
Judge tied to Myerson faces misconduct charges
A state panel filed misconduct charges against a Manhattan judge linked to Bess Myerson who allegedly influenced a judge in 1983. The probe ties Myerson to Carl Capasso and an ongoing look at payments and assets amid tax evasion cases and related divorce action.
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Bess Myerson
New York City
Edward J. Koch
Myerson
Hortensen. Gabel
State Supreme Court
Manhattan
Sukhreet
Justice Gabel
Carl A. Capasso
City Hall
Koch
Nancy Capasso
Andrew RR. Tyler
Nory
Nancy
Carl Capasso
Gabe
Tyler
Capasso
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Thatcher wins third term as Britain's Iron Lady Prime Minister
Thatcher secures a strong majority in a historic general election becoming Europe’s first woman prime minister to win three consecutive terms. With 595 seats declared, the Conservative Party leads Labour 348 to 225 and the Liberal-Social Democratic Alliance has 16 seats. The result cements a solid Tory mandate for updating Britain’s economy and defense.
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Margaret Thatcher
Britain
Daily Express
Europe
House of Commons
Thatcher
Conservative
Labor Party
Liberal
Social Democratic
Conservative Party
Court rules Dram Shop Act covers sober minors alcohol sales
Albany court holds liquor vendors can be liable for damages when selling to underage sober persons if such sale contributes to injuries or death. The ruling allows suits by the injured parties’ parents against a liquor store tied to a 1983 van crash, overturning part of a 1986 Schenectady County decision.
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Albany
New York
Lane
State Supreme Court
Schenectady County
Tear down Berlin Wall Reagan says
President Reagan urged Mikhail Gorbachev to tear down the Berlin Wall during a dramatic Berlin speech beside the Brandenburg Gate. He spoke in German, recalled Kennedy, and framed the wall as an obstacle to peace while facing East Germany across the barrier. Protests accompanied his arrival from Venice, with hundreds clashing with police and arrests reported.
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East Bern
Europe
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Tempelhof Air Force Base
Congress blocks sale of missiles to Saudi Arabia
Congress rejected a proposed 360 million missile sale to Saudi Arabia, with 67 senators voting to disapprove, forcing the administration to drop the sale. President Reagan said Venice allies gave limited support for Gulf security, while Pell scheduled a Senate Foreign Relations Committee meeting on Gulf policy.
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Saudi Arabia
Reagan
U.S
Persian Gulf
Gulf
Venice
United States
Sen
Claiborne Pell
D-R.l
Senate Foreign
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