Parr to testify on taped conversation with Mingolelli
Chondaga County lawmakers summoned Legislative Counsel Rudolph Parr to testify Tuesday about his secretly taped October conversation with Legislator Gerald Mingolelli Jr. Parr said no other tapes exist. The dispute triggered GOP rifts as Democrats question motives and seek fuller disclosure of taped material and its political impact.
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Chondaga County
Rudolph Parr
Parr
Gerald Mingolelli Jr
Mingolelli
Ans
Tues
Lesbiator
Doris Cherlow
Syracuse
Stanczyk
Parry
Mingalelli
GOP
Mingalell
Ways and Means
Pirro
District Attorney's
Part
Ray
GOP leaders push open party as 1988 race begins
In Nashua New Hampshire Republican chairman Frank J Fahrenkopf says the Northeast has slipped from party strength due to elitist image a change is urged by leaders and candidates including Bob Dole Jack Kemp Pat Robertson Pete du Pont Alexander Haig and Donald Rumsfeld. Kemp calls for rapid deployment of space based missile defense while Bush skips the dinner during the regional leadership conference opening the primary season.
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N.H
Frank J Fahrenkopf
Mecca
Fahrenkopf
George Bush
Bush
Bob Dole
Kansas
Dole
Jack Kemp
New York
Pat Robertson
Pete du Pont
Delaware
Alexander M. Haig Jr
Defense
Donald Rumsfeld
Kemp
SDI
Strategic Defense Initiative
Kaui
Weather forecast notes light northeast winds tonight
Variable cloudiness with light northeast winds described. Partly sunny conditions expected Sunday with higher temperatures. Data appears from Nova and circulation lines, listing numbers 470-2285 and 470-0050.
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Wariabie
Upper Sastow
Seikaly lifts Syracuse in NCAA opener at Dome
Center Rony Seikaly scores 22 as Syracuse Danversley tops Georgia Southern 79 73 in the NCAA first round at the Carrier Dome. SU faces Western Kentucky, 64 62 winners over West Virginia, in the second round at 4 40 p m Sunday. Friday’s crowd of 15 681 was SU’s season low at home.
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Syracuse Danversley
Georgia Southern
Carrier Dome
Western Kentucky
Hilltoppers
West Virginia
The
Dome
Deadline passes as hostage threat goes unfulfilled
In Beirut, a 48 hour deadline by the Revolutionary Justice Organization to kill French television reporter Jean-Louis Normandin passed without word on his fate. The group linked to Tehran demanded France clarify arms sales to Iraq, while several others remain held in Lebanon.
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Lebanon
France
Revolutionary Justice Organization
Jean-Louis Normandin
Francois Mitterrand
Iraq
Iran
Tehran
Normandin
Joseph J
Shultz entourage hotel bill finally paid after delay
The State Department waited four months to settle a $10,663 Augusta hotel bill for George Shultz's security team. A Holiday Inn bookkeeper said a full payment arrived from the Treasury three weeks earlier, and Rep. Douglas Barnard pressed the issue after staff confusion. The department claimed the check was in the mail, then in the bank.
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Washington
State Department
Secretary of
George Shultz
Augusta National Golf Club
Georgia
Department
Charles Redman
Jim Stinson
Holiday Inn West
Augusta
Treasury
Stinson
Douglas Barnard
D-Ga
Shultz
Redman
Barnard
Gotti is Free but Still a Marked Man
John Gotti, leader of the Gambino family, was acquitted on racketeering and conspiracy charges in a major federal setback for prosecutors. Despite the not guilty verdict, federal officials say new charges could follow as witnesses admit past lies. The Dapper Don, released to a celebratory Howard Beach reception, faces potential future indictments while rivals prep for appeals and trials.
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John Gotti
Gotti
Golli
Sica
Legat
Gottli
Bruce Cutler
Howard Beach
Queens
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Church of England
Terry Waite
Paris
Deni Baudouin
Jacques Chirac
Baudouin
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Brooklyn
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