Police seek missing West Side boy after mother slain
Police and volunteers scour Syracuse West Side for James Allen, 6, missing since his mother Lorraine Marshall was found stabbed to death in her second floor apartment at 1317 West Onondaga Street. Deputy Chief Haumann said a large team is canvassing yards and alleys including wooded areas near Onondaga, Geddes Street, and reservoirs, while school officials and neighbors report the boy last seen Wednesday and missing two days of classes. The suspect list includes Hubert Allen, Marshall's boyfriend and James's father, who has prior felony activity.
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Richard Haumann
Lorraine Marshall
W. Onoridaga St
Haumann
Marshall
James Allen
Hubert
Mad Dog” Allen
James Alen
Onondaga Tuin
Ooyland Reservoir
South Geddes Street
Cials
Bellevue
Assembly Democrats push 1.65 billion tax cut plan
Assembly Democrats unveiled a three year 1.6 billion income tax cut as Cuomo boosts his plan by 300 million. Senate Republicans back a five year 1.5 billion tax cut amid budget stalemate discussions with Cuomo and Fink. Anderson opposes extending expiring taxes to fund a larger cut.
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Assembly
Mario M. Cuomo
Senate
Cuomo
Stanley Fink
Brooklyn
Warren M. Anderson
Binghamton
Anderson
Alco
Fink
Social Security Overpayments Reach 2 Billion Dollars
GAO urges SSA to pursue tougher collection from current and former beneficiaries who owe 2 billion for overpayments. The study finds 60 percent of overpayments due to beneficiary error, 22 percent to SSA mistakes or delays, and 18 percent from technical or legal complications or other causes.
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Washington
Congressional
Social Security Administration
General Accounting Office
Social Security Agency
GAO
Leaders hold talks as Lebanon Syria seek calm crisis
President Amin Gemayel flies to Damascus to meet Hafez Assad on Beirut Christian militia revolt and Israeli actions in southern Lebanon. The discussions aim to avert Syrian reaction and address turmoil after 11 days of clashes, with both nations urging quick resolution amid broader regional tensions.
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Lebanon
UPI
Amin Gemayel
Damascus
Hafez Assad
Beirut Radio
Gemayel-Assad
Samar Geagea
Gemayel
Khadafy al Amal
Muammar Khadafy
Syria
Libya
South Africa black group condemns Reagan over shootings
In Johannesburg a major black organization refused to meet US official Chester Crocker, saying Reagan sided with the white regime after police opened fire on marching blacks in Uitenhage. The violence wounded 29 and marked a year with nearly 250 black deaths.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
U.S
Reagan
Uitenhage
Sharpeville
Pope Molefe
United Democratic Front
Molefe
Chester Crocker
West Side man wins 1.7 million Lotto prize
James Burke a 52 year old Syracuse plant engineer and Crovse Hinds manager will receive about 83 817 as the first installment after tax withholdings. He shared the jackpot with Wanda Hauser of Castleton N Y and also won two second prizes and a third prize in his four games. He said the life changing news scares him a little and he hopes his middle class lifestyle remains unchanged even as he plans to continue working at Crovse Hinds.
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State Lotto Wings
West Side
Burke
Crovse-Hinds
Wanda Hauser
Castleton
Rensselaer County
Hiky Pa
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