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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1987

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Surgeon urged counseling after fatal shooting

Dr. Herbert Lourie, shot to death last week by a former patient, wrote to Armando Di Nolfi on January 17, 1986 urging the businessman to seek mental counseling. The letter indicates Lourie had suggested counseling more than a year earlier.

Herbert Lourie Armando di Nolfi Lourie

Burglar Attacks Surgeon at His Salina Home

A man shot Dr Laurie, 57, chief neurosurgeon at Crouse Irving Memorial Hospital, at his Salina residence while seeking the doctor last Thursday night. Mrs Betty Laurie, 58, was wounded in the forearm as the patient, Di Nolfi, described as receiving psychiatric care, fled. Investigators disclosed the suspect, connected to Onondaga Uniform Co, had been in psychiatric treatment and that the shooting remains under inquiry.

Laurie Crouse Irving Memorial Hospital di Nolfi Lichfield Drive Betty Mrs. Lourie Onondaga Uniform Co

Colleges defend escalating tuition costs

Colleges say tuition rises reflect labor intensive operations and prudent budgeting. Syracuse University and Le Moyne College officials argue modest salary increases and service levels justify higher costs, while a study notes tuition rose about 10 percent yearly in the 1980s, outpacing inflation and incomes.

Thomas Cummings Syracuse University Frank Haig le Moyne College American Council On Education

Mingolelli Forced From Post in Onondaga County

Onondaga County Legislator Gerald Mingolelli Jr. was pressured to resign as chairman of the Ways and Means Committee after private GOP caucuses and a taped exchange. The vote to ask Mingolelli to step down was 10-4 with one abstention. The tape, kept secret, shows Mingolelli criticizing Legislative Chairman Nicholas Pirro and hints at job shuffles tied to the 1987 budget. Pirates Pirro and Mingolelli are seen as election frontrunners for county executive.

Onondaga County Gerald Mingolelli Jr Ways and Means Mingolelli Rudolph Parr Legislatuve Nicholas Pirro Parr Pirro Julia Conservative Part Pirro Jook Pirra John Mulroy Mulroy United States

Rescuers comb sea of mud for quake victims

In eastern Ecuador a series of earthquakes and deadly mudslides buried villages and roads, killing hundreds and leaving thousands homeless. President Leon Febres Cordero visited the disaster area as oil exports were halted and hundreds of tons of aid were readied for delivery.

Quito Ecuador Leon Febres Cordero Amazon Basin Jorge Gonzalez Napa Associated Press

Clear and very cold tonight with near zero temperatures

In Datalis Arizona and Neurotic terms the forecast notes extreme cold tonight and a slight warming by Wednesday. The summary also defines neurotic as someone who worries about past events rather than future ones like normal people.

Datalis

Cruz quits stuns U S officials in El Salvador

Nicaraguan rebel leader Arturo Cruz resigned after months of infighting that fractured the American backed Contra movement. He said he could not carry out the reorganizing needed to turn rebels into a popular resistance and vowed to remain opposed to the Sandinista regime. His departure surprised U S officials ahead of a vote on aid to the Contras.

U.S. Air Force Quito U.S Cordero San Salvador EB Salvador Arturo Cruz Cruz Washington Rica Ceuz Nicaragua Miami Elliott Abrams State Department House

Vatican condemns test tube births and cloning in church edict

The Vatican denounces test tube births surrogate motherhood and embryo experimentation as morally illicit. It rejects cloning animal human hybrids and embryo freezing while noting fertilization by technical means may be acceptable in certain cases. The 40 page Instruction, approved by Pope John Paul II, emphasizes human life dignity from its origin.

Vatican City Vatican John Paul II Congregation For the Doctrine of the Faith

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