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Syracuse Herald Journal in Syracuse, New York

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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1986

Page

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Baby saved as neighbors form chain amid South Side fire

A 1-year-old girl was rescued from a two story home on Marguerite Avenue as neighbors and the child's aunt formed a human chain to pass her to safety after a fire began on the first floor. The older sister Dina Tadros, 4, died later at University Hospital.

South Side Robin Tadros University Hospital Marguerite Ve Dina Bruce Peters Marguerite Ave John Enos Peters Huda Marcos Dina Tadros Enos Tim Barclay

Teenager Convicted of Murder in Dungeons Tale Slaying

Jefferson County jury finds 16-year-old Ventiquattro guilty of second degree murder for the shotgun death of 11-year-old Martin Howland, a crime police linked to a Dungeons & Dragons fantasy. He faces 15 to 20 years at sentencing set for December 5.

Watertown David K Ventiquattra Jefferson County Ventiquattro Mona David Ventiquattro Tina L. Gokey Howland

McFarlane Concedes Error Over Iran Arms Affair

Former presidential adviser Robert McFarlane admits a serious error in judgment for his role in the Iran arms deal. White House aide Donald Regan blames him for giving lousy advice, while McFarlane denies concealing anything from Secretary of State George Shultz.

Washington Robert McFarlane Reagan Iran White House Donald Regan McFarlane Regan George Shultz

Reporter censored for question at Reagan press conference

Annette Lopez Munos, a Radio Marti reporter, lost her White House beat after asking President Reagan a question at a news conference. The move followed a USIA policy, with the reporter opposing a government-paid press ban sought by the White House Correspondents Association.

The Associated Press Washington Radio Marti U.S White House Reagan Charles 2. Wick United States Information Agency USIA Voice of America Cuba Radio

Secret sessions open in House and Senate hearings

Congress began secret sessions in both chambers to question CIA Director William Casey about the Iran arms for hostages deal. Sen. David Durenberger urged full disclosure, warning Casey often controls what is revealed and calls it his version of the truth.

Washington Congress Iran House Senate CIA William Casey David Durenberger R-Minn Senate Select Committee On Intelligence Casey Durenberger Bill Casey

Partly cloudy tonight and weekend forecast update

Partly cloudy tonight with a low around 25 to 20 mph winds from 5 to 15. Sunny periods are expected Saturday with a high near 45. Details: A2. News: 470-2265 Information: 470-0010. Now that Senate sessions are televised, more things appear interesting, including glacier races.

Abrams pushes $200 lemon law filing fee in new program

New state rules set up an independent arbitration to decide lemon cases for new cars. A $200 filing fee could deter some consumers though fees are refundable if the case wins. The rules aim for rapid outcomes with hearings in 35 days and decisions within 40 days after fee payment.

Albany Robert Abrams Abrams Automoile American Arbitration Association New York Nathan Riley Abramng Richard Kessel State Consumer Protection Board Kessel Riley Abrams Sald

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