Hunter killed in Cortland County deer hunt
A Madison County man, Gary B Crandall from Durhamville, was shot and killed in a hunting accident on the first day of deer season in a Cortland County state forest near Ramble Hill Road in Cuyler. The shooter was questioned and released as deputies and the district attorney investigate. Coroner William Welch noted the death official cause pending. no autopsy planned.
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Auer Concedes Loss as Hoffmann Claims Victory
State Sen. Martin Auer surrendered defeat after three decades in office and congratulated Nancy Lorraine Hoffmann on her win. Hoffmann’s campaign was cited as one he deemed something to be proud of. The exchange capped a hard-fought race.
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Inferno in Mexico City Gas Blast Kills 264
Mexico City officials report 264 bodies recovered after a severe gas explosion in a working class district. Red Cross and police say at least 500 injured as 100000 evacuated. troops arrest 20 looters and prohibit returns while search for more victims continues.
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Largest manhunt nets over three thousand arrests nationwide
A secret two month operation by federal and local officers, centered at Fort Totten New York, yielded more than 3000 fugitive arrests across eight states and beyond. The FIST effort targeted violent criminals including murder, rape and robbery suspects, with additional sting operations in New York City and surrounding areas. Attorney General William French Smith was to announce results at a Manhattan briefing.
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Reagan aides weigh limits on veterans health benefits
Washington sources report the Reagan administration weighing proposals to limit World War II veterans 65 plus access to VA medical care by charging nominal fees or tying benefits to financial need. Officials say use could be trimmed by medical service eligibility rules and unrelated illness care restrictions.
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Aiken Dies at 92 Former Vermont Senator George Aiken
Former U S Senator George Aiken who counseled presidents and voiced rural Vermont died Monday at age 92. Vermont Governor Richard Snelling called him a living piece of Vermont history as state flags were ordered to half staff.
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City to open low rent homes for 24 homeless adults
Catholic Charities began renovating the burned Elms Apartment House at 168 Lincoln Ave to create a low rent residence for 24 homeless single adults next winter. The move follows observations of homeless people sleeping on downtown air vents during cold weather. Local charity volunteers and Mike Sullivan of the Oxford Street Inn note about 200 homeless men and women in Syracuse seek shelter.
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