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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1987

Page

6

Iran arms for hostages unraveling web in Reagan era

A sprawling account traces the Iran Contra affair, naming key figures such as Carl Charnell Spitz and Ollie North, the hidden $20 million flow, and how funds allegedly funded the Contras. It notes Charnell's plea to tax fraud, potential spillover to President Reagan, and the unraveling web as investigations proceed.

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Ronnie De Stilers death sparks debate over transplant ethics

The 7 year old from Florida died at Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh after three liver transplants from February to April and rising media attention. Critics question whether Ronnie gained transplant opportunities due to publicity and a presidential call from President Reagan, which spurred donations and high public interest.

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Ethics debate follows Ronnie's death over organ access

Jerold Mantle and others question fairness of organ allocation under the National Transplantation Act and its amendments after Ronnie DeSillers died. Dr Ruz-Isasti cautions that size and blood type affect donor matching, while Mantle urges a transparent, equitable system to prevent bias or manipulation in future transplants.

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Merchants seek city action on Northside parking problems

In a letter referencing Debra Adams's April 22 Herald Journal piece, Burnet Avenue and North McBride Street area merchants urge Syracuse officials to address persistent parking issues. They argue local businesses and employees rely on effective parking solutions to sustain neighborhood commerce and question administrators' commitment to both new and established businesses.

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Fire Rally at War Memorial draws thousands in April

A peace and faith rally on April 4 at the War Memorial drew about 4,000 attendees from nearby areas. Speakers praised ecumenism while critics questioned shifts in Catholic tradition, offerings, and sacred focus. Protesters and locals shared mixed reactions about clergy presence, fundraising, and community issues in Syracuse area towns.

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Fair a Success At Kinne Street School Fun Fair

The Fun Fair on April 25 at Kinne Street School thanks sponsors volunteers and participants including Chuck E Cheese SU football players Don McPherson and Chris Barnes for a generous community event that delighted children.

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Readers invited to submit letters for publication

The Herald-Journal and Herald American invite readers to submit letters on public issues. Letters should be brief and legible with the point stated succinctly. Unsigned letters are not published unless identity is withheld for a compelling reason.

Herald-Journal Herald American

Court ruling echoes racial inequality in life value

In an editorial reflecting on McCleskey v. Georgia and a historic life insurance case, the piece argues that race dictates life value and punishment. It links postwar insurance practices for Black families to broader judicial failures, urging that the court’s stance denies equal human worth.

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