SU grad's Spain trip ends in drug charge
Conan Owen a 22 year old Virginia native and former Syracuse University photography student is jailed in Barcelona after Spanish authorities arrested him on cocaine possession. Family and friends insist he was an innocent traveler targeted by smugglers. Owen, a May 1986 Newhouse graduate and Army ROTC graduate, was on a freelance photography assignment to Chile and Spain when authorities say he received a bag that contained drugs. His father Ernest Owen said a hearing was to be held before a Spanish administrator. The U.S. Embassy and Consulate were closed for a holiday.
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SU Overseas Publicity Stunt Lights Up Orangeville
A Syracuse University publicity stunt during the NCAA tournament attempt failed to impress as orange lights could not be found and the display highlighted the building instead of the flag. Richard Stadtmayer and Kushner Companies backed the 9 million project aiming to boost Orangemen coverage. The Orangemen faced the University of Florida in a regional semifinal in East Rutherford, New Jersey.
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Syracuse Teens Win 2000 On Double Dare Prizes
Two Syracuse 13 year olds Jon Kelly and Dan Downes won 2000 in prizes on Nickelodeon Double Dare after trying out among 400 youths at WHYY-TV Philadelphia. Their messy stunts featured goo chocolate syrup and blue cake frosting, to air March 27 on Channel 18.
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Retraining plan wins bipartisan backing for GM workers
Albany legislators back a $1 million retraining program for 1500 Fisher Guide Division workers at a Salina plant to boost productivity and preserve local jobs amid plant closures. Assemblyman Bragman and Senator Lombardi support the effort as Cuomo aides review the proposal for the upcoming budget.
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Evening Clouds and Chance of Snow
Weather brief notes cloudy tonight with a 40 percent chance of snow or rain Friday. Highs around 40 with overcast skies and limited precipitation potential.
D'Amato proposes restricting Arabs and others from U.S.
Reagan Administration should consider restricting entry for residents of Arab nations and other terror linked countries. Sen Alfonso D'Amato urged action amid limited domestic terrorism, while officials cautioned the plan risks stereotyping Arabs and not curbing terrorism.
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Norstar and Fleet plan $12B stock swap merger
Norstar Bancorp and Fleet Financial Group announce a definitive merger pact to form Fleet Norstar Financial Group Inc valued around $12 billion. The deal creates a $23 billion regional holding company with 865 offices and executives say it is a merger of equals. Fleet will exchange 12 Fleet shares for each Norstar share, with Norstar stock ceasing to exist post merger anticipated after July 1, 1988 when interstate banking starts.
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Saudi offered millions to aid rebels letters reveal
Ex national security adviser McFarlane left notes and a lawyer letter claiming Saudi Arabia offered to donate one million dollars to Nicaraguan Contras in 1984. He sent confidential letters to Sens Boren Cohen and Rep Hamilton describing the foreign offer and Bandar bin Sultan’s role, which Bandar denies.
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