Dey’s deal collapses as May drops purchase offer
May Department Stores scrapped its plan to buy Dey Brothers four Syracuse area stores, citing unmet conditions. Dey’s leaders vow to push on, keeping the downtown store open temporarily and aiming to preserve all locations with no layoffs. Eagan Real Estate resisted lease changes, delaying a May exit and a required Penn Can Mall opening.
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May Department Stores Co
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Allied Stores Corp
Sibley's
Manley
May
Allied
Herald-Journal
Fairmount Fair
Camillus
Eagan Real Estate
Eagan
Penn Can Mall
South Korea protests threaten 1988 Olympic Games
Riots and clashes in Seoul raise U S concerns over athlete safety at the 1988 Summer Games. U S Olympic officials debate contingency while urging restraint and condemning violence as students clash with police and authorities consider military intervention.
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United States
South Korea
Seoul
U.S
Abduction Timeline Ties Beirut Hostages to Syrian Role
Sources close to the Syrian army report contact with Hezbollah leader Sheik Fadlallah about the kidnapping. The abduction, carried out by gunmen in four cars near Moslem west Beirut, involved Glass and Osseiran as militants sought to pressure Syria’s hold on Beirut security.
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Sheik Mohammed Hussein Fadlallah
Heaballah
Syria
Beirut
Sai
Pat Lyons
Ossewan
Glass
Osseian
Al-Nidaa
Lebanon
Communist Party
Navy to pull skipper off Starkhelm
Navy officials plan to relieve USS Stark commander Capt. Glenn R. Brindel before the damaged ship sails home from the Persian Gulf next month. The decision, tied to his conduct during the Stark attack, is not tied to a routine rotation, with options to relieve him for cause or transfer him abroad. NBC News cited a military board of inquiry recommending Brindel be court martialed for negligence, a report already sent to Gen. George Crist. Pentagon officials would not confirm, noting Crist has yet to forward the report. Separately, the Pentagon will review Persian Gulf defense plans amid CIA warnings of possible strikes, as lawmakers press for tanker protection.
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Stark
Glenn R. Brindel
Persian Gulf
Pentagon
Brindel
Gard
tHriméel
Bahrain
NBC News
Military Board of
Nelwork
George Crist
U.S
Middle East
Crist
CIA
Reagan
Uspot
James Sasser
D-Tent
Weather Forecast For Tonight And Saturday
Tonight will be partly cloudy and seasonable with a low in the upper 50s. Saturday expects a high around 75 to 80 degrees.
Shiites Suspected in Kidnap of Son and Reporter
Lebanon's defense minister said Hezbollah kidnapped his son Ali Osseiran and American journalist Charles Glass. Syrian officials urged immediate release, contacting Hezbollah leaders overnight. no group has claimed responsibility. The minister cautioned against accusations while confirming the abductions.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Hezbollah
Charles Glass
Syria
Party of God
Glass
Ali Osseiran
Adel Osseiran
Osseiran
Syracuse University debuts Connection Machine computer
A 1,700 pound, 5 foot cube called the Connection Machine arrived at Syracuse University to aid research in radar, airflow, and complex simulations. Installed in the Parallel Architecture Center, the machine promises to solve in hours what would take weeks on conventional systems, and is touted as the future of computing.
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Syracuse University
Parallel Architecture Center
William Schrader
Computer Center
Thinking Machines Corp
Cambridge, Mass
Schrader
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