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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1992

Page

5

Norman Lent retires after 22 years in House

Rep Norman Lent of New York says he is tired of being in the minority party and will not seek a 12th term. He said Republicans are blamed with Democrats for scandals, citing the House post office and bank as examples as he becomes the third Long Island congressman not to run in the fall.

Washington Norman Lent New York House of Representatives House Lent Long Island

Teen killer in jail amid stress, bail refused

Amy Fisher, 17, Merrick, charged with attempted murder of Mary Jo Buttafuoco, shot in front of her Massapequa home. Lawyer Eric Nasburg says Fisher has lost weight and is unsettled. bail remained at 2 million after Nassau County judge declined 750000.

Buttafuoco Massapequa Fisher Joseph Nasburg Marvin Goodman Nassau County

Albany Briefs Case on Insurance Rates and Sports Complex Plan

At the New York state Capitol on Tuesday MB Insurance reported a key clash over proposed reforms letting insurers set rates while the state gains power to regulate prices. A Senate task force was named to pursue a Long Island domed stadium to rival New Jersey Meadowl and Marino declared it his dream. Time pressures hit NYRA to raise 50 million for the state budget bailout as Cuomo and lawmakers press for funds for Aqueduct Belmont and Saratoga tracks.

Albany New York State Capitol MB Insurance New York State Senate New York New Jersey Meadowlands Long Island Ralph Marino Racetrackland New York Racing Association State Senate NYRA Aqueduct Belmont Saratoga Mario Cuomo

Korean War POWs Survived and Passed to Soviet China

Senate panel unveils a Russian list showing 125 service members listed as dead or missing in Korea survived and were handed to Soviet interrogators in North Korea. Some were later moved to China. Beijing and Pyongyang deny any captured Americans were turned over. The committee seeks declassification of related documents and vows further investigations into postwar sightings and disentangling government secrecy.

Washington Senate North Korea Senate Select Committee On China Soviet Union Hu Ping Beijing United Nations Pak Gil Yon Hyon Hak Bong Moscow Bob Smith R-N.h U.S Laos Indochina Vietnam Smith Korea

POWs Questioned by Soviets Interrogation List Released

A Senate POW MIA committee release names of U S servicemen said to be interrogated by the Soviet Union and later handed to China. First names missing for some, multiple men share several surnames. the list includes Marion Louis Albright Raymond K. Ales Joseph O. Ampon Douglas R. Anderson and many others.

Washington U.S Soviet Union China Robert Smith R-N.h Senate Select Committee Albright Horton Marion Louis Ales Raymond K. Alford Joseph O. Ampon Douglas R. Anderson Baldomero Anzaldua Charles Bamford Herbert A. Barnes Charles T. Barter Thomas H. Berardi William J. Bergman James Bissel Robert E. Blakely James A. Blissel Adelbert Blue Lloyd Bolles, Jr William E. Booth James Lee Boydston Edward W. Maynard Johnny McAlpine William T. McDa+niel Ralph H. McKinley James R. Moore Raymond M. Moreno Arthur F. Mutock Adolphus Nava Gilmer Newton Luciano F. Ollera Harold S. Pancher Donwin R. Peterson Oliver N. Pierce Elgin V. Randall Albert A. Rose Alfred Jay Raskin Norman E. Renfrow

Shevardnadze troops beat back Georgia coup attempt

In TBILISI armed supporters of ousted leader Zviad Gamsakhurdia seized state TV facilities and a transmission center before government forces retook them. About 40 killed and 100 wounded, with roughly 300 rebels involved, as Shevardnadze vowed emergency measures amid talks with Russia over South Ossetia tensions.

Tbilisi Georgia Zviad Gamsakhurdia Gamsakhurdia Boris Gazzayev Eduard Shevardnadze Boris N. Yeltsin Russia Shevardnadze Yeltsin Black Sea South Ossetia North Ossetia

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