26 Mar 1987
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1987
Page
1
On Bourbon Street and around town the city gears up for NCAA Final Four weekend. A billboard near the Superdome previews the event while locals like Peter in Desire Oyster Bar echo the shift in mood as basketball and other stories surface in the bustling city.
About 3,000 fans gathered at Manley Field House as Syracuse University basketball fans hailed the Orange. Dennis Hickey and others named former Orange heroes in chants, with enthusiasm mounting for the team as Final Four fever grows and community celebrations spread from Manlius to Cliton Square.
Ministers lament public scandals overshadowing ministry while leaders urge focus on the work, not the flaws of figures like Swaggart Bakker and Roberts. Local pastors warn viewers may misjudge churches amid sensational headlines and fundraising claims.
Three women freed from a Franklinville house basement report abuse and starvation. Police charged Gary Heidnik with other victims' deaths. bodies and frozen remains found on site and nearby woods, as investigators connect a deadly kidnapping case in Philadelphia.
Zayre Corp a major national retailer near Boston weighs relocating part of its corporate offices to Syracuse. Initial plans call for 50 to 60 jobs with potential to exceed 200. Syracuse officials note advantage of higher workforce and lower wages with 10 000 to 20 000 square feet sought.
A cloudy tabled forecast for Datalis Arizona shows rain unlikely tonight with a low near 31. Friday brings cloudy skies and a 30 percent chance of showers with a high around 55. Phone numbers listed include circulation and information lines.
The Phantom jet piloted by entertainer Dean Martin's son Dean Paul Martin and its weapons officer Capt. Ramon Ortiz crashed Saturday in the San Bernardino mountains near March Air Force Base California. The bodies were recovered Wednesday after a search by about 50 personnel and eight aircraft. Authorities noted no definite cause yet but suggested a possible mechanical malfunction.
Democrats, now controlling Congress, propose raising the hourly minimum from 3.35 to 4.85 by 1990 for about 6.7 million workers. The plan includes a formula to deliver half the general wage later. The administration denounces the proposal as premature.
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