Back in Prison as Parole Papers Refused
The killer Theo dore Streleski was returned to prison hours after his release because he would not sign his parole papers. The entertainment page notes TV launches by Red Turner and the cast in several Syracuse programs and upcoming events.
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Theodore Streleski
Ramie People
Robyn Douglass
Qaklani
Syracuse Herald American
Tom Starner
New York
Empire Magazine
Joan E. Vadeboncoeur
TV Cable Guide
Vadeboncoeur
Erin Leedom
California Ballet
Onondaga County Civic Center
Stars Magazine
William Seward Burroughs
George Jones
Stars Ine
Kevin Hyland
Today's Chuckle Archaeologist Career Ruins pun
A light joke notes an archaeologist is a professional whose career is in ruins, playing on words about digging up the past. No further details or context are provided in the notice.
Central Hudson urged to drop Nine Mile Point 2 project
New York lawmakers press Central Hudson Gas and Electric to abandon its role in the Nine Mile Point 2 nuclear plant amid cost, management, and budget concerns. Assembly Environmental Conservation Chair Maurice Hinchey says the utility should take responsibility for any actions and costs, while Niagara Mohawk faces scrutiny for its partial ownership.
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Albany
Central Hudson Gas and Electric Corp
State Assembly
Environmental Conservation Committee
Maurice Hinchey
D-Ulster
Central Hudson
Hinchey
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp
Federal Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Niagara Mohawk
Senate Energy Committee
Nine Mile of Long Island Lighting Co
Businese
Burdash
Central New York
Hart closes gap with Mondale in new polls
Hart gains momentum as two national polls place him even with Walter Mondale. USA Today poll of 534 voters shows Hart at 34 percent and Mondale at 32 percent, dead heat within a 3 percent margin. Gallup puts Mondale 33 to 30, margin 4 percent. Hart picks up endorsements from Florida to California, including John Glenn's former Michigan manager and three California House members from Cranston camp.
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Gary Hart
Walter F. Mondale
Florida
Califor
Hart
John Glenn
Michigan
Cal
Ifornia House
Alan Cranston
USA Today
Mondale
Gallup
Crucifix revolt spreads through Polish countryside
In Garwolin Poland hundreds of high school students protest the removal of crosses from classrooms by the Agricultural School director Ryszard Dominski. The protest gains support from Lech Walesa as riot police confront students and stake a mass at the Transfiguration Church. No arrests or injuries reported amid occupation and clashes following the martial law era tensions.
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Garwolin
Poland
Lech Walesa
Pia Mane
Niknawas
Solidarity
Walesa
Warsaw
Stanislaw Stazik Agricultural School
Mterno
Ryszard Dominski
Dominski
Pha Varthe Parente
Zomo
Missing Oswego pilot hunted in 300 mile area
Six aircraft from Onondaga County Sheriff and Civil Air Patrol searched a 300 mile north of Syracuse area for missing Oswego pilot Robert Steiner 31 who departed Oswego County Airport between 11 30 and noon Thursday in a single engine Grumman. The effort covered 15 mile quadrants Watertown to Brewerton east to Fair Haven and west to Amboy Center with police checking tips and a possible crash report from St Lawrence County.
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Fulton
Syracuse
Oswego County
Onondaga County Sheriff's Department
Civil Air Patrol
Volney
Robert Steer
Woolson Road
Oswego
Steiner
Grumman
Tor
Nine Miles
Charles Nellis
Watertown
Brewerton
Fair Haven
Wast
Amboy
Journalist Killed as Beirut Battle Rages
In central Beirut fierce clashes between Chas nan and Moslem militiamen used heavy arms as a sniper fatally wounded journalist Mohammed Houmani, 52, near the French Embassy. Two dead and 27 wounded reported before dawn easing, with Houmani a state radio news editor slain while heading to work.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Chasnan
Nval
Fulce
Mohammed Houmant
Houmani
Information Idustry
Beirut Radio
Unemployment Drops to 7.8 Percent in February
Washington reports civilian unemployment falling to 7.8 percent in February, the lowest in over two years as 700,000 more workers join the labor force. The jobless total sits at 8.8 million, with 103.9 million employed, marking the sixth straight monthly decline since the 10.7 percent peak in November 1982.
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Washington
Lavor Department
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Joe
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Arecartahanaan Alin
Usal Ead
Lileo
Peter Burdash
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staHing Wire Report
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Rochester
Kevin Hood
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