Syracuse chosen for phone company headquarters
Tel Plug Communications Inc. selects Syracuse for eastern regional headquarters, bringing 150 to 175 high tech jobs with about 6 million dollars in annual payroll. The move consolidates operations from 12 East Coast states into East Syracuse, near Tel Plus current facility on East Molloy Road. Local leaders hail the decision as a stabilizing, high paying development driven by Syracuse natives Branca and David Mi Montanaro and Greater Syracuse Chamber of Commerce support.
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Vet Plus
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Tel Plus
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Erwin G. Schultz
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Branca
David Mi. Montanaro
Sleeping Giant Awakens Question in Syracuse Race
A fragment suggests a discussion on Syracuse’s black community and turnout in a costly congressional election. An interview with Mary Canteen, president of Pioneer Homes Tenants Association, appears amid chaotic OCR text.
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Voter turnout and race influence in Wortley victory
In Fayetteville and Pioneer Homes, blacks faced a sparse turnout that aided U S Rep George Wortley as supporters blame political leaders for neglecting inner city issues. Ebenezer Lephens recalls a lack of effort to mobilize black voters and accuses politicians of pursuing paychecks over community needs.
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Ebenezer Lephens
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Falk
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Streeis
Moses
Nigerian crime ring linked to local fraud cases
FBI agents found luxury goods and a London to Africa paper trail in Samuel Nwene’s luggage while he pleaded poverty in Syracuse federal court. Investigators suspect Nwene uses aliases and fake businesses to move a fortune through bank fraud, possibly part of a larger white-collar network.
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Los Angeles
Africa
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Nwene
Gomum
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McFarlane testifies on North and Iran Contra secrets
Former National Security Adviser Robert McFarlane testified on congressional panels about Lt. Col. Oliver North’s alleged plan to destroy Iran Contra documents. He outlined possible White House involvement, raised questions about Meese’s knowledge, and promised to explain arms shipments to Iran and funds to the Contras. McFarlane described North’s claimed approvals for diverting Iran arms proceeds and noted Reagan’s absence during related events. Page AS.
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Pilot lands plane at Archibald Field in Delaware County
A blue and white Cessna crashed into home plate during the second softball game at Archibald Field. Pilot Leonidas Maria Gabin of New York City, 27, escaped with head cuts and is in custody for questioning. He was en route from Newport to Paterson and said he lost power. no injuries beyond him were reported among about 60 attendees. The game will be replayed.
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