Three hunters killed on opening day in southern zone hunt
Opening day of New York's southern deer season left three hunters dead and two injured. In Ulster County 16 year old Henry Couillard died after his rifle discharged while his brother answered his call. In Ontario County 35 year old Michael Webb was shot while recovering a deer. In Steuben County 45 year old Preston Payne died after a friend shot him. Sheriff's deputies investigated all incidents. Deer season runs from mid November in the southern zone.
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Ontario
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Webb
Frank Dessert
Michael Stramandinoli
Preston Payne
Woodhull
Steuben
Corning Hospital
Diane Bathrick
Payne
Robert Lenharat
South Corning
John Mitchell
Lenhardt
New York
Adirondacks
Tioga County
Owego
Timothy Hoyt
Candor
Robert Packer
Sayre
State Department of Environmental Conservation
New Orleans Trip Plans For Syracuse Fans Face Uncertain Band
David Stever coordinates travel for up to 1500 Syracuse football fans to New Orleans if Sugar Bowl bid comes. Open bar, riverboat cruise, and Sheraton stay set, but band may lack alma mater notes. Travel manager checks sheet music as C3 page notes Nebraska shifts and SU holds sixth in standings.
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New Orleans
Sheraton
Syracuse University
Happy Journeys Travel
Syracuse
Orangemen
Ice buildup on jet wings linked to Denver crash deaths
Investigators and witnesses consider ice accumulation on Continental Airlines DC-9 wings as a prime suspect in the fatalities. The Denver crash left 27 dead and five in critical condition as families cope and officials inspect the site for clues.
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Goring
Continental Airlines
Syracuse air taps federal reprieve plan opposition
Seven northeastern states led by New York oppose the EPA plan to grant a six year reprieve to cities not meeting carbon monoxide and ozone standards. Syracuse ranks 20th in the nation for carbon monoxide pollution and could lose federal funds, as officials warn the delay would divert resources from pollution control.
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New York
Environmental Protection Agency
Syracuse
New York City
EPA
New York State
Thomas Jorling
City plans three building complex on county gravel lot
Syracuse developer proposes a downtown complex of three buildings on a county owned gravel lot near the Public Safety Building and steam station. The plan calls for a 20 story or taller main tower, plus two smaller office blocks, with condominium units in the upper floors. Construction could begin within six months for the first building, but full timetable and costs are not yet set. City and county officials will review details over the next two weeks as a convention center and parking garage plans accompany the project.
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John Mulray
Legislature
Nicholas Pirro
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Onondaga County War Memorial
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Kiff Bequenes
Reagan Wright clash over Central America
House Speaker James Wright confronted President Reagan at the White House accusing the administration of demeaning Central Americans and said officials fear peace prospects. He defended his peacemaker role, vowed to travel to Costa Rica on December 1, and warned he would not curb his actions as a co equal branch member.
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Reagan
James Wright
White House
Wright
George Shultz
Costa Rica
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