Mechanic killed in Syracuse garage in tool dispute
A dispute over missing tools led to a shotgun fatality at a Syracuse garage. Mechanic Robert Benway, 25, was shot in the head at the Williams Street site. Glen Bailey, 40, was charged with second degree murder after surrendering at scene. arraignment planned. Witnesses described Bailey firing from seven paces away as Benway had just finished test riding a motorcycle.
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Robert Benway
Carbon St
Benway
Williams St
Erwin Glen Bailey
McBride St
John Kerwin
Bailey
Glen Bailey
Bob
William Perez
Dick Allen
West End Auction
Allen
Glen
Battle for Economic Freedom in Syracuse Black Community
A Syracuse study recalls Isaac Wales who bought his freedom in 1810 and links past struggles to present economic power. Black employment relies on manufacturing at over 30 percent, higher than white workers, as plant closures threaten middle-class stability in Central New York.
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Isaac Wales
America
New York
Bristols (Labs
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Allieds (Corp
Carol Parkins
Reagan Says Saudi King Planned Bigger Contras Aid In 1985
President Reagan disclosed that King Fahd told him in 1985 Saudi Arabia would double secret Contras contributions to 2 million a month, though Reagan said he did not solicit payments. The diary entry contrasts with a Saudi embassy denial that aid was discussed during Fahd’s February 1985 visit. The $22.5 million in contributions came as Congress barred U S aid to the Nicaraguan rebels.
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Washington
Reagan
Fahd
Saudi Arabia
Congress
U.S
US to Iran payout follows tribunal ruling
The United States transferred 451.1 million dollars to Iran per The Hague based claims court ruling. Iran’s official agency quoted a Bank of England spokesman confirming the Wednesday payment into a U S dollar account Iran maintains in London. State Department said President Reagan ordered payment, part of a 3.66 billion dollar overpayment in a syndicated loan settlement from the 1981 Algiers accords that freed 62 hostages after 444 days.
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Cyprus
United States
Iran
International Claims Court
Hague
Islamic Republic
Bank of England
London
U.S
State Department
Charles Redman
Washington
Reagan
Tran-United States Claims Tribunal
New York Federal Reserve Bank
Algiers
Tehran
Ayatollah
Ruhollah Khomeini
Chicago Tim Aims And Weather Outlook
The Chicago Tim states its duty to print the news and raise hell. Wet, windy and cooler tonight with showers and thunderstorms likely, low 50s. Morning clouds with sprinkles. Friday looks to become sunny by afternoon with a high in the mid 60s. Details include restaurants, ports, television theaters.
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Chicago
Tim
Fiji Coup Touches Off Military Takeover of Parliament
In Suva, Fiji, Lt. Col. Sitiveni Rabuka and about 10 soldiers stormed Parliament seizing Prime Minister Timoci Bavadra and his cabinet. They suspended the constitution, promised elections to restore civilian rule, and controlled Radio Fiji and FM-96. There was no immediate violence, with ethnic tensions cited as the background to the first coup in the South Pacific. Rabuka appealed for calm as the air port and key facilities were secured under military control.
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Fiji
Timoci Bavadra
South Pacific
Sitiveni Rabula
Rabuka
Radio Fiji
FM-96
Nadi
Jim Sanday
Ratu Epeli Nailatikau
Australia
Fij
Sam Thompson
Parliament
House of Representatives
Thompson
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