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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1985

Page

2

Tapes Show Police Bomb Ignited MOVE Roof Fire in Philadelphia

Reconstruction from Philadelphia Inquirer photos and SCAV video details the May 13 bombing of the MOVE roof and the ensuing inferno. The blast and a second explosion triggered 61 houses destroyed and 250 homeless, with officials and firefighters alleging missteps and delayed water response while a live TV camera documented the event.

Philadelphia Osage Avenue Philagetonia MOVE Philadelphia Inquirer Ion Scav Inquirer Uwe Bukiketa W. Wilson Goode Leo A the Inquirer du Pont Co Jim Kolson Phoer Piier Nove Teneo Ta Macne Manda Nalion Iroi Raiuta Africa Gregore J. Sambor Retreamy Frank Powell Goode Powell Brooks Sambor WCAU Ted Faraone Mather Sambhan

Veterans recall two wars in one untold story

Jackson plans a June 15 Chicago meeting with former West German Chancellor Willy Brandt and Rabbi Heinz Galinski to discuss black veterans and war reparations. He cites the 761st Tank Battalion and its battles in Europe, highlighting discrimination faced by Black soldiers and ties to affirmative action debates and reparations.

Jackson Chicago Willy Brandt Social Democratic Party Heinz Galinski West Berlin Buchenwald U.S Peartie * Velt Naylor Reagan Europe Israel 761St Tank Battalion

Two raft accident deaths near Watertown shock river firms

Two passengers died when commercial white-water rafts capsized on the Black River near Watertown. Rescue crews rushed them to hospitals within 20 minutes. Adirondack River Outfitters president Ronald Smith called the incident a fluke and noted the firm carries about 4,000 riders each season at 30 to 40 dollars per trip. Both ARC and Hudson River Rafting require one hour of training before trips.

Mele Ull Iuay Ura Gene Maite Richmond Sambor Goode Brooks Page al Hudson River Patrick Cunningham Black River Ronald E. Smith Adirondack River Outfitters Smith Beckiey Pee Watertown ARO

Airlines reap benefits as United strike continues

United Airlines pilots strike enters its 11th day with no talks scheduled after weekend bargaining broke off. ALPA members vow to hold out while United plans to hire more pilots and boost flights if possible. Competing carriers report surge in passengers during Memorial Day weekend with American operating at 85 percent capacity.

Thicago United Airlines National Mediation Board United Chuck Novak Dale Richter Striking Air Line Pilots Association ALPA John Mazor American Airlines David Tracy Dallas

Oldest Progeria Victim dies in Milford

Margaret Casey, age 27, the oldest known progeria victim, died Sunday in Milford Connecticut. Progeria rapidly ages children causing early health decline while they remain young, marking Casey as the longest-lived patient with the rare condition.

Margaret Casey Milford Conn Progeria

Bangladesh cyclone toll climbs toward ten thousand

Authorities recovered 30 bodies and ordered a judicial inquiry into the Sunday night disaster in Madhya Pradesh. Bangladesh’s consul general at the UN called hurricane damage severe, noting it will divert development funds to relief and rehabilitation, a serious setback for a less-developed nation.

Morean Madhya Pradesh New York Bangladesh United Nations Anwarath Karim Chowdhury Ganges

Weather dampens parade day with storms forecast to brighten soon

Rain and clouds spoiled the day for commemorations as forecasts say showers will end overnight. Tuesday should bring partial sunshine and a 65 degree high, with fair conditions midweek before weekend showers return. In the Midwest, violent storms caused power outages, damaged structures, and drownings near Gov. Dodge State Park in Wisconsin while hail battered several states and Kansas City received heavy rainfall.

National Weather Service Midwest Gov. Dodge State Park Iowa County Wis

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