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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1987

Page

62

Catholic school budget pins hopes on cuts as tuition rises

The CBA board approved a 1987 89 budget of 1.1 million with a projected 17 fewer students next year. Tuition increases to 2195 for high school students and 1795 for seventh and eighth grades. Officials cite enrollment decline and a cash flow problem, with 279000 in proposed salary reductions and a pending teacher dismissal drive amid contract timing disputes.

Stevens CBA John G. Alibrandi Stadio Randall Road Kotch Koteh Emil Rossi Syranse Rossi St. John the Baptist Ukrainian Catholic Church Tompkins St Benjamin Ferrara Board of Trustees John Sandon Onondaga County Syracuse Frank J. Harrison St. Cecilia's Third St Solvay Holy Trinity Park St Diocese of Stevene

Secord details arms for hostages and Iran Contra links

Secord testified for three hours about arranging covert shipments of U S made weapons from Israel to Tehran to aid the Contras in Nicaragua while Congress blocked aid. He tied meetings in London and the White House to arms for hostages, naming figures like McFarlane Poindexter Casey and noting funds supported hostage relief efforts in Lebanon.

Secord Congress U.S Iran United States Israel Tehran Manucher Ghorbanifar National Security John Poindexter Nicaragua CIA William J. Casey White House London Robert McFarlane Ghorbanifar Lebanon McFarlane Poindexter Reagan North 10 Albert Hakim Casey Central America U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration

Second executive charged in Iran-Contra related case

Richard R. Miller a 24 year old former State Department staffer now heading International Business Communications was charged by independent counsel Lawrence Walsh with conspiracy to defraud the federal government in a move linked to the Iran Contra investigations. The information cites three 1985 meetings with Carl Channell that paved the way for 3.1 million in stocks and cash to Channell's tax exempt foundation NEPL to fund contras. Channell pleaded guilty last week and named Miller and Lt. Col. Oliver North as co conspirators. Miller is said to have aided NEPL’s fundraising through IBC and helped arrange PR tasks for Contra leaders. A hearing was expected later before US District Judge Stanley S. Harris.

Washington Richard R. Miller Carl R. Repita Channell Miller State Department International Business Communications Stanley S. Harris Lawrence E. Walsh National Endowment For the Preservation of Libery Walsh Iran Reagan National Security Council Olver North NEPL TBC

Secord Testimony Details Iran Money Flow to Lake Resources

Retired Gen. Richard Secord testified before the Iran-contra committee that $30 million from the Iranian arms sale went to his company Lake Resources. He outlined how the funds were spent and allocated during the scheme.

Richard Secord Iran-contra Committee Lake Resources

Vintage Secord testifies in Iran Contra hearings

Air Force Maj. Gen. Tuchard V. Secord, key Iran-Contra figure, accuses the Reagan administration of ignorance and betrayal while detailing arms sales to Iran and shipments to Contra rebels. He challenges assertions by Meese and defends his role, saying he acted to support the president's policies and troops.

Washington Nicaraa Secord Ts Administration Pentagon Air Force Edwin Meese West Point Southeast Asia U.S Iran United States Middle East Preed

William Casey CIA Chief Dies After Illness

Former CIA director William Casey, a central figure in the Iran Contra saga, died as officials confirmed his death after earlier hospitalizations for aspiration pneumonia. White House and CIA tribute followed, with Sen. Leahy calling him a larger-than-life director and noting his pivotal role in Iran Contra.

William Casey CIA Dief Patrick Leahy D-Vi Senate Intelligence Committee Casey Bill Casey White House Oliver North

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