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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1985

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Jailed father denies killing missing boy amid race worries

Hubert James Alien Jr. faces parole violation charges after attending his son's sixth birthday party while authorities search for the 6 year old. Alien, 39, says he did not kill Lorraine Marshall, who was stabbed to death last week, and he laments being jailed and missing his son. He recalls drug and crime history with Marshall and discusses plans for a youth program.

Hubert James Alien Jr Lorraine Marshall Allen Jak Frank Armani Marshall James Hillside Cemetery PSB Lorraine Armani

House Debates Final Vote on MX Missile Funding

House leaders race to block $1.5 billion for a second MX missile installment as a tight vote looms. President Reagan pursues support by phone while critics warn the measure signals resolve in arms talks, with 219 to 213 passing a related authorization.

Washington House Thomas P. O'Neill Jim Wright Texas Reagan New York City Fred Wertheimer Common Cause Geneva

Cornell students reject cyanide stock proposal

Ithaca action at Cornell University sees students overwhelmingly vote against stocking cyanide pills as a measure tied to death by own action concerns. The Herald Journal summarizes the wire service report on campus stance and safety implications.

Ithaca Cornell University

Cyanide pill vote fails on campus referendum at Cornell

The campus cyanide referendum conducted during last week's student elections failed 612 to 2 527 according to David Stewart of the university news bureau. A separate measure to divest Cornell holdings in South Africa passed 1 890 to 1 083. Michael Kilian of the Cornell Daily Sun spoke beforehand.

David Stewart University Cornell South Africa Michael Kilian Cornell Daily Sun

Warm spell Quickens Skier Joy and Spring Hopes

Central New York enjoyed a brief warm stretch with 60s and 70s, drawing skiers to shirtless runs and offering a preview of full spring. Forecasters expect a cool down to 50s by Friday as rain from the Midwest arrives Friday, lingering into Saturday and possibly impacting Monday's trout season opening.

New York

Rothschild Named War Memorial Director in Onondaga

Norman Rothschild, longtime Onondaga County Republican figure, was named director of the Onondaga County War Memorial, replacing retiring Don ald Napier. County Executive John H. Mulroy announced the appointment, with Rothschild expressin g a lifelong ambition for the post after a 21 year earlier bid. Robert W. Keane of Camillus is eyed as top candidate to replace Rothschild as party chairman, contingent on the legislature’s confirmation.

Onondaga County Republican Norman Rothschild Donald Pete” Napier Onondaga County War Memorial John H. Mulroy Rothschild Napier War Memorial Robert W. Keane Camillus Onondaga

Goetz arraigned on attempted murder charges in subway shooting

Bernhard Hugo Goetz once hailed a hero for firing on four teenagers in a New York subway faces attempted murder charges. He was set to be arraigned in Manhattan Criminal Court for the December incident in which the teens allegedly asked him for $5.

New York Bernhard Hugo Goetz Goetz Manhattan Subway Dec

Weather Outlook for AZ With Cooler Friday

Cloudy showers continue tonight in Arizona with a cooler Friday. Low around 45 and high near 50. A70-2285 information 470-0010. Today’s chuckie quips about people who think they’re big wheels ending up circling.

Major admitted snooping sparked shooting in East Germany

U S officials acknowledge Major Arthur D Nicholson Jr may have opened a window to photograph Soviet military equipment inside a restricted area near Ludwigslust. They say travel restrictions were lifted. he acted within an old 1947 U S Soviet agreement though Soviets say he entered a prohibited zone and fired. diplomatic steps under consideration.

Major U.S Washington East Germany Department Pentagon Arthur D. Nicholson Jr Nicholson White House Larry Speakes Faw Moscow Potsdam Uauer

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