17 Nov 1984
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1984
Page
1
Robert J. Long a 31 year old X ray technician is charged with first degree murder in the nine slayings of young women around the Tampa Bay area. FBI agents question a woman who allegedly tried to sell three Frederic Remington paintings stolen five years ago.
Police report seven deaths in five Friday night and Saturday crashes across Central New York. Poor weather with icy roads and low visibility contributed to three accidents, one involving alcohol impairment. Victims include a City man run down on the West Side, three Star Lake residents in a van crash near Natural Bridge, a Rome man in a head-on near Fulton, and an Earlville woman who died avoid hitting an animal in Cazenovia. A 15-year-old Clinton boy was struck from behind and killed.
United Nations officials warn Africa faces a long famine affecting physical and mental development of its youth. In Ethiopia Mengistu Haile Mariam appeals for more aid while UNICEF notes millions suffer. 200 million Africans in 27 countries affected. Aid pledges rise but officials warn relief must empower victims to shape their futures.
Chernenko, answering NBC questions, offered a broad outline for reviving U S Soviet talks on strategic arms without specifics. Secretary Shultz welcomed the statements as positive and urged moving to private diplomacy in small groups to seek real results. Chernenko pressed deeds over words and said averting nuclear war and stopping the arms race must be the top priority with no delay.
The Executive Club debuts in Washington DC as a women only professional gathering place aimed at networking away from the Old Boy Network. Founders say the club serves senior women across medicine law lobbying business and media with 170 members signed up. Membership ranges from 2000 to 5000 dollars plus monthly dues while men may use dining and conference areas as guests.
An eighth grade pioneer life project that included killing a turkey for Thanksgiving has drawn anger from the Kentucky Humane Society. Principal Bob Strong says the turkey slaughter will continue as an optional phase of the pioneer project despite district concerns.
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