Showers Burden shifts insanity defense burden of proof
Editorial notes a state law shift in insanity defense burden to the defense as making process sensible. Travel and business items highlight Chrysler recovery, Niagara Falls tourism, and a telethon for birth defect prevention airing on WTVH. A senior class of 1945 Eastwood High reflects on belonging. Elizabeth Dole to attend a fundraiser in Syracuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Transportation
Elizabeth Dole
Syracuse
George Wortley
Congress approves deficit reducing tax and spending package
Congress reached a near 50 billion dollar tax increase and about 11 billion in spending cuts in a compromise deficit reduction package. Negotiators finished 21 hours of talks just before dawn and sent the plan to the House and Senate for votes. The agreement extends the 3 percent excise tax on long distance service, lowers cigarette taxes after Sept 30, 1985, raises liquor tax to 12.50 per proof, and adds Medicare premium increases with physician fee freezes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
House
Senate
Medicare
Reagan
Treasury
Bruce Murray praises new heart in life after transplant
Bruce Murray a 35 year old Syracuse resident says his new heart feels like a "sports car" as he recovers a week after leaving Manhattan's Presbyterian Hospital. He compares his former condition to first gear and notes the donor was a 17 year old in a road accident, whose birthday he hopes to honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Murray
Manhattan
Presbyterian Hospital
Syracuse
Aia
Murray
New York Leaders Agree On Medicaid Restructuring Plan
Gov Mario Cuomo and key lawmakers reach agreement on legislation to restructure Medicaid to curb costs and extend health care to more than two million poor residents. The deal follows years of failed efforts amid rising program expenses and concerns over adequacy of care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward A. Gargan
New York Times Service
New York
Mario M. Cuomo
New York State
Medicaid
The Coach Arnie Burdick Ends Long Herald Era
Arnie Burdick, longtime Herald-Journal sports editor and SU friend, retired after 28 years at the Herald. He moved with wife Mimi to Hilton Head, leaving a legacy of six columns weekly and daily sports coverage. Lawrence Kimball recalls their morning calls and Burdick’s habit of joking that callers were Pete Rozelle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Kimball
Walter Alston
Dodgers
Pete Rozelle
Arnie Burdick
Herald-Journal
Herald American
Kimball
Upstate New York
Arnie
Mimi
Hilton Head
D.C
Larry
Syracuse University
Nottingham High School
Syracuse
Army
Burdick
Lebanese agree peace plan amid Beirut sectarian clashes
In Beirut a wide peace package was adopted by the Lebanese Cabinet as fighting between Christian and Moslem factions left five dead and many wounded. An Austrian consul Gerhard Leitzenbauer was found dead in Sakiet Janzir and Libyan diplomat Mohammed Moghrabi was kidnapped with his guards during the day. Prime Minister Rashid Karami announced the accord tearfully as his mother died in a Beirut hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beirut
Lebanon
UPI
Gerhard Leitzenbauer
Sakiet Janzir
West Beirut
Mohammed Moghrabi
Moghrabi
Libyan People’s Bureau
Tripoli
Rashid Karami
Concert Cosmeticas and Beach Boys Comeback Night
The Everly Brothers headline alongside the Slate debut of Jutie Iglesias during the annual Beach Boys visit. Festivities feature a mix of acts as the scene showcases bold regional talent and classic favorites at the seaside venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmeticas
Everly Brothers
Jutie Iglesias
Beach Boys
Shes A
Also Mentioned on This Page
New
Chrysler Corp
Joseph A. Porcello
Walter P. Chrysler
Sam J. Vaccaro
Niagara Falls
United States
Stars. Ie
Marca of Dimes
Wtvh-Tv
Tv- Able Gui
Rhys Roberts
Eastwood High
Chessutt
San Francisco
Dianne Feinstein
Walter Mondale
William Sweeney
East Lyra
Onondaga County
yefense-Minoa
Terday
Story
Gladys Murray
Eee Leite Cawley
N.Y
Bob Mahony
The
A American