Pan Am Flight 103 security flaws urged action
The President's Commission on Aviation Security and Terrorism finds FAA shortcomings contributed to the 1988 Pan Am 103 bombing and urges bold actions, including possible military strikes or covert operations against terrorism. The report, due to the White House, highlights improved security checks and offensive measures for counterterrorism.
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United States
President’s Commission On Aviation Security and Terrorism
Federal Aviation Administration
White House
Bush
Syracuse University
Town of Clay
New York
NBC News
Weather outlook with showers and thunderstorm risk
Wet and cloudy conditions with a shower toward morning and low temperatures in the 55 to 60 range. Expect a cloudy day with showers and possible thunderstorms, highs near 75 to 80 on Wednesday. Details: A2.
F-M Hornets Upset C-NS In Softball
A nail biter as Michelle Granteed of Cicero North Syracuse shines despite the loss. Fayetteville Manlius defeats C-NS 3 to 2 in a close softball game.
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Craig Radecker
Taft Road
Route 11
Syracuse
George Gelsomin
Sweetheart Market
F-M Hornets
C-Ns
Michelle Granteed
Cicero-North Syracuse
Fayetteville Manlius
Landmark Theatre hires familiar face as executive director
Frank Malfitano, longtime Syracuse jazz entrepreneur, was chosen for the $30,000-a-year post by the Landmark Theatre board. Chairman Ronald Engan said the hire signals a new direction after debt clearance and aims to restructure fees to attract community theater companies and other arts groups.
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Landmark Theatre
Frank Malfitano
Syracuse Jazz
Ronald J. Engan
Landmark
Engan
Canadian editor charged in Slaying at St. Regis Reservation
Doug George 34, managing editor of Indian Times and Akwesasne Notes, was charged with second degree murder in Quebec Provincial Court for the May 1 killings of Harold Edwards and Matthew Pyke on the St. Regis Mohawk Reserve. His brother David faced weapons counts. others questioned were released as police continued the investigation.
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Harold “Jr
Edwards
Doug George
George
Quebec
Harald Edwards Sr
David
David George
Snye
Matthew Pyke
Arthur Yops
the Indian Times
Akwesasne Notes
Warriors Society
Surete du Quebec
Ken Lazore
Steve Lazore
Roger Mitchell
Andre Blanchette
Mitchell
Blanchette
Lunch-hour robber gets a bookmark and a dollar
Gertrude Henson, 30, a bank management trustee, was robbed at lunchtime in her car on Onondaga Boulevard. A man threatened her with a toy gun and demanded money, then fled after she refused. The suspect, Orange Rodgers, 20, was arrested hours later at 663 West Onondaga Street and charged with robbery, burglary and grand larceny.
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Matt Davis
Suzanne German-Jackson
Gertrude Henson
Danielle Steele
Merchants National Bank
Onondaga Boulevard
Orange Rodgers
W. Onondaga St
Rodgers
Unladylike Lady Wins Promotion Battle at Price Waterhouse
Federal judge orders Price Waterhouse to grant partnership and back pay to Ann Hopkins, citing gender bias in promotion. If finalized, Hopkins could become a partner on July 1 and receive 300000 to 409000 dollars in back pay. Hopkins, previously a senior manager, left in 1984 and later advised the World Bank. Her supporters note the ruling marks a possible first in requiring a firm to promote a woman.
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Price Waterhouse
Ann Hopkins
James H. Heller
Heller
Hopkins
World Bank
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