Fifth no hitter tops national HS record in softball
Robin Bumpus of Stockbridge Valley pitched her fifth straight no hitter, helping the Indians defeat Madison 17-2 before about 150 fans and 20 media members. In the third inning, center fielder Gwen Smyth caught a routine fly by Madison’s Laurie Hayward, inspiring Bumpus to jog from the mound to center to shake Smyth’s hand.
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Munnsville
Robin Bumpus
Stockbridge Valley
Madison
Laurie Hayward
Gwen Smyth
Bumpus
Smith
Indians
Stockbridge Valley Central
Notting ham High counselor quits after teen suicide spurs action
Counselor Elizabeth Lehmann resigns from Syracuse City School District post due to emphasis on paperwork over personal guidance. After a Nottingham High junior’s death by own action, district forms a prevention committee and community efforts expand during Suicide Prevention Week.
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Elizabeth Lehmann
Syracuse
Nottingham High School
Lehmann
Former CIA spy chief Casey dies at 74 in Glen Cove
William J. Casey, who led the CIA to restore morale after a period of strain, died at 1:16 a.m. at Glen Cove Community Hospital. He resigned as CIA director on February 2 after brain seizures and brain tumor surgery at Georgetown. He had lived near Glen Cove and had pneumonia and lung fluid complications.
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William J. Casey
CIA
Casey
Owen T. Smith
Smith
Wheoee
Georgetown University Hospital
Long Island
Glen Cave Community Hospital
High officials backed arms effort says witness Secord
Maj. Gen. Richard V. Secord testified at congressional Iran Contra hearings that government officials including CIA Director William J. Casey helped supply weapons to Nicaraguan rebels after aid was banned. He said about 3.5 million of 12 million profits supported the Contras, while most remained with Albert Hakim or funded an unrelated secret project. He claimed the administration knew of and approved the conduct.
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Richard Secord
Capitol Hill
Iran
Washington
Richard V. Secord
William J. Casey
Director of
Central Intelligence
Congress
Secord
Tran
Albert Hakim
Nicaragua
U S helicopters airlift Guatemalan troops in counterinsurgency
Eighteen U S soldiers plus air crews ferried about 300 Guatemalan troops from Guatemala City to Playa Grande in three CH 47 Chinooks from Palmerola base in Honduras. The mission, unarmed and conducted from secure areas, aimed to bolster Guatemalan forces amid rising guerrilla activity with minimal risk to U S personnel.
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Washington
U.S
Pentagon
Marvin Braman
Guatemala City
Playa Grande
Braman
Alberto Martinez Piedra
Palmerola
Honduras
United States
Eduardo Efrain Izaguirre Gambara
Guatemala
Army
Nicaragua
Quote on liberty and free speech cited in Wa source
A Wa government source quotes the maxim that overthrowing a nation’s liberty begins with suppressing free speech, framing the idea as a warning about risks to civil rights and political autonomy.
Sun-clouds mix Cipar tonight with a Thursday shower chance
Forecast shows a mix of sun and clouds with increasing clouds by night. A low around 45 degrees and a 40 percent chance of morning showers on Thursday. Turning partly sunny in the afternoon with highs in the mid 60s across Arizona.
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Cipar
Hart admits mistake but denies immorality
Gary Hart told publishers he may bend but will not break as he concedes making a mistake by being in circumstances that could be misconstrued. He denied any immoral act after a Miami Herald report about a woman visiting him at his Capitol Hill home. His remarks followed a weekend controversy and were his first public appearance since the report.
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New York
Gary Hart
Miami
Colorado
Miami Herald
Capital Hill
Democrat
Hart
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Herald
CBA to Raise Tuition and Cut Four Teachers
Christian Brothers Academy in DeWitt plans a tuition hike and dismissal of four teachers for the 1987-88 year as enrollment declines from about 800 to an expected 17 fewer students. The school has a 1.1 million budget and a 10-year loan, with tuition increases to 2195 for high school and 1795 for seventh and eighth graders.
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Christian Brothers Academy
DeWitt
Randall Road
Senor
Jerome Stevens
CBA
Myron Kotch
Kotch
Stevens
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New York Times News Service
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