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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1985

Page

12

Bishop suspends dissident minister at Nativity Lutheran church

The Rev. Daniel N. Solberg, blocked from Nativity Lutheran Church in Allison Park since May 14, was suspended by Bishop Kenneth May after refusing to vacate his post. Solberg, linked to protest networks, is brother of actor David Soul and had been dismissed as pastor May 10 amid church takeovers and padlocked doors. Arson suspected in Florida wildfires. Over 100 fires scorched 50,000 acres, with 7 major blazes active. 5,000 firefighters aided by National Guard. rain later eased danger and investigators probed causes.

Franklin Self Daniel N. Solberg Nativity Lutheran Church Allison Park Kenneth May May Western Pennsylvania-West Virginia D. Douglas Roth Clairton Allegheny County Sheriff's Deputies Associated Prew Florida Port Charlotte Fila National Guard Bob Graham Palm Coast Paul Wills Flagler Beach State Forestry Gordon Buckles

Governor Wallace Hosts African Queen Mamohato in Montgomery

Queen Mamohato of Lesotho visited Governor George Wallace in Montgomery and was made an honorary Alabama citizen. The African queen, in the state since Sunday, received a royal welcome as Wallace invited her to visit Lesotho, with the queen expressing openness to future access. United Press

Montgomery Aja George Wallace Alabama Mamohato Lesotho South Africa Wallace University of Alabama United Press

Fireworks Factory Manager Sought After Deadly Ohio Blast

Officials say nine people were killed in an explosion at an illegal fireworks factory near Youngstown Ohio. Investigators question the on site manager Wayne Wawkey as a potential survivor and target for prosecution for involuntary manslaughter and illegal manufacturing of fireworks.Authorities expect to press state charges if culpability is proven, with Mahoning County prosecutor Gary Van Brocklin expressing confidence in a successful case.

Youngstown Ohio Wayne Lovan Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms Imaine Ai Ule Wawkey Vysianvn Lovan Mahonna County Gary van Brocklin United Press

Voters keep unwed couple on board in Sheridan recall

Sheridan Oregon voters halted a recall against two school board members living together. Clinton Ogle won 343 to 293 and Sandra Kay Lambert won 328 to 312, saying performance mattered more than private life. Rev Jerry Warren organized the recall over the couple’s living arrangements.

Sheridan Ore Clinton Ogle Sandra Kay Lambert Ogle Lambert Jerry Warren Sheridan Nazarene Church

Feasts of odd delicacies at Augusta's dinner

Berkeley diners paid 50 dollars to sample turkey testicles fried bugs jellyfish and stuffed frogs at Augusta's third annual feast based on Calvin Schwabe's cookbook. Nathaniel Hallinan notes the morsels were plump and tender while Chef Bill Chapman says the course proves edible prep matters.

Berkeley Calif Augusta Ich Calvin W. Schwabe Nathaniel Hallinan Bill Chapman

Reagan to sell tax reform in nationwide push

White House aides map a public opinion campaign around Reagan's tax reform plan to be unveiled in a televised address next Tuesday. The effort emphasizes four or five core ideas aimed at Main Street, including a doubled personal exemption by 1986 or 1987 and kept tax rates for small business, with a focus on growth and fair corporate contribution.

Washington Reagan White House Congress Trick J. Buchanan Buchanan Main Street Republican Party

Reagan tables the emotion on Nicaragua policy discussion

After a meeting with Reagan, Senate GOP Leader Dole and House counterpart Michel described the president as firm on foreign policy amid congressional effort to constrain him. Dole quoted Reagan saying he is tired of needing 535 members to do the right thing.

Dole Senate Michel House Reagan U.S Nicaragua

Reagan addresses Naval Academy as defense budget fight looms

President Reagan used the U S Naval Academy commencement in Annapolis to press for a strong defense and capable leadership amid congressional battles over Pentagon spending The ceremony honors 1032 graduates including 105 distinguished scholars and 75 women with 18000 guests expected and a Blue Angels flyover planned Meanwhile Senate leaders back an MX missile cap at 40 weapons and Nunn urges limiting basing in existing silos to 40 with spares. White House negotiators seek a middle ground on missile deployment and SALT II terms.

Washington Reagan Pentagon U.S. Naval Academy Service Academy Annapolis Academy Navy White House Robert Sims Sims Senate House Ellen Gallagher Army Gallagher Navy Marine Corps Memorial Stadium Blue Angelis Sam Nunn D-Ga Nuan Congress Nunn Nativie Robert McFarlane Nuna Nonn Sayt

Blaze kills seven in Englewood rooming house fire

A three story rooming house in Englewood New Jersey was gutted by a late night fire killing at least seven people and injuring two who escaped onto an upstairs porch. Police said ten residents lived there and investigators noted the old wood frame building likely contributed to rapid spread. Names of the deceased included Bertha Eaton Florence Wilson Jamal Wilson Delia Hyman Linda Hyman and Bill Garfield with two male survivors rescued from a third floor porch. The cause remained undetermined.

Englewood N.J Arthur O'Keefe Sal Marino O'Keefe Capes Sua Bertha Eaton Wilson Florence Wilson Jamal Wilson Delia Hyman Linda Hyman Armory Street New York City Cavanagh

Priest counseled alcoholics struck by drunken driver in Boston

Rev. Thomas Motherway, a priest who helped alcoholics, lies in Massachusetts General Hospital with serious injuries after a Feb 17 crash. Police say driver Paul Kane, 32, had a blood alcohol level of 0.35 and faces charges of driving under the influence, driving to endanger, and wrong-way on a one-way street. Kane to be arraigned in Suffolk Superior Court.

Boston Thomas Motherway Paul W. Kane Moerway Massachusetts General Hospital Motherway Carmel Motherway Kane Irvine

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