21 Jun 1987
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1987
Page
1
Three pages of photographs labeled Thanks celebrate family bonds across generations. The layout features candid portraits of daughters, fathers, and sons accompanied by brief captions. A community feel pervades as residents acknowledge shared ties and gratitude.
A three part Herald Journal series revisits the long struggle with race in baseball. From Jackie Robinson breaking the color line in Syracuse amid a 4,265 crowd to a broader history, the piece ties Central New York to the sport's racial evolution and recent national commentary.
Tens of thousands of riot police unleashed tear gas and attacks in Seoul as demonstrators protested government actions. The United States sent Gaston J. Sigur, top Asia policy official, to Seoul for consultations with U.S. and Korean officials amid threats of extraordinary measures.
The article says Lt. Col. Oliver North discussed plans to assassinate Iranian officials and that an Iranian group sought help to kill Ayatollah Khomeini during 1985 86 talks on Iran relations. It notes congressional investigators are examining such allegations and broader covert operations linked to arms sales and kickbacks totaling over 15 million dollars.
Iraq attacked an Iranian oil tanker in the Persian Gulf ending a month long lull. Prime Minister Moussavi called the strike provocative and warned heightened regional insecurity. The United States plans to flag half Kuwait's 22 tanker fleet, positioning it for protection.
Health officials led by Onondaga County Health Commissioner Dr James Miller warn hepatitis A cases may rise beyond the current 100 across Onondaga Monroe and Cortland counties. A 20 year old Park Street bulk produce distributor worker ill June 1 5 carried the virus but did not handle food. Two Wendy's workers at James Street and Thompson Road also contracted hepatitis A this month. The source of infection remains unknown and officials fear further spread if more food handlers become ill.
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