03 Mar 1984
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1984
Page
1
Fishermen charging Coast Guard drug searches amount to armed harassment cite frequent gunpoint inspections and stress inboard crews. Officials defend the policy as reducing smuggling with 3200 vessels boarded and 290000 pounds of marijuana seized, while noting continued search and rescue duties.
Douglas Rousain, Nottingham High School junior, sketches a portrait and tells a short story. Herald American previews a packed local sports weekend with reporters at Syracuse Georgetown, wrestling, boys basketball, and upcoming cop stories across pages B7 to B10.
In Beirut heavy clashes persist along the green line between Moslem and Christian areas despite reports of a Syrian backed cease fire. Mortar rounds hit near the Alexander Hotel injuring one, with seven killed and 36 wounded overnight.
Public Enemy No 1 John Dillinger fled Lake County Jail in Crown Point Indiana on March 4 1934 using a razor gun and a staged car ride. Indiana faced multiple state rivals as authorities from Illinois Wisconsin and Ohio vied to capture him. The escape preceded the gang’s July 1934 death at the Biograph Theater with Anna Sage the so called lady in red.
Senator Howard Metzenbaum says he will continue probing whether Edwin Meese II received favorable loans from bankers and the Army due to his Reagan White House ties. Meese denies any wrongdoing as confirmation hearings proceed before the Senate Judiciary Committee and Baker predicts confirmation.
The New York Board of Elections ruled former Sen. George McGovern remains eligible for the April 3 Democratic presidential primary despite technical deficiencies in petition cover sheets. Board members did not rule the petitions invalid, leaving McGovern on the ballot as his campaign cited relief from the decision.
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