VA Hospital Defies State Handicapped Permits
Dozens of disabled drivers find state issued handicapped parking permits inadequate at the VA Hospital where only ten spaces near the emergency entrance are reserved. Hospital officials say space is tight with about 150 parking spots for 100,000 out patients. A new 450 car garage starts this fall, likely worsening shortages next year.
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Justice Department
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Jose Nea
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Brother brings sailor home from long night of war
Ava Shippee will escort the body of Ro bert L. Shippee, 35, Adams Center native, from Dover Air Base to Piddock Funeral Home. The USS Stark victims and others mourned in Dover as 36 bodies arrived. 37th remained missing. Shippee's services set for Friday at Seventh Day Baptist Church with full military honors planned by a Water town naval contingent.
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Delaware
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Quintin EB. Smith
Kenneth Tandarmel
Burval Wall Tollow
Union Cemetery
Route 11
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Watertown
South Jefferson Canal School
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Mayport Naval Station
Jacksonville
Fla
Persian Gulf
Memorial Hall
Adm
Carlisle A.H. Trost
Naval Operations
Free press theory: truth emerges from reporting and discussion
The statement asserts that truth comes from open reporting and debate, not from a flawless or instant account. It emphasizes that no single report is perfect and that diverse voices are essential to reveal the full picture.
Iran-Contra panel probes new leads on funds diversion
The Iran-Contra hearings enter a new week with retired Air Force General Robert C. Dutton set to testify amid inquiries into Swiss bank accounts containing millions from arms sales profits. Witness Albert Hakim provided information challenging Secord's account of control over the funds.
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Robert C. Dutton
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Albert Hakim
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Syracuse Challenge guarantees SU admission for city students
Syracuse University and the Syracuse City School District unveil the Syracuse Challenge a program to admit any city pupil meeting academic criteria with financial aid. Open to all district students it targets lower income groups, starting with 1500 seventh graders next fall and extending to the 1992 fall semester.
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TV ministries urged to open their books
Arthur Borden, head of the Evangelical Council for Financial Accountability, urged TV ministries to provide audited financial statements and tighten budget controls amid PTL Club disclosures. He noted the council’s standards and that donors should demand accountability as ministries face debt and past scandals.
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International Union of Gospel Ministries
Sheraton Inn
Liverpool
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Gospel Ministries
Carrier Dome
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Jerry Falwell
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