23 Nov 1987
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1987
Page
1
Blake Bednarz rested on a bench in Syracuse University's locker room amid sweat and noise. He smiled as teammates celebrated a dramatic comeback that sealed a perfect season for the Orange, highlighting the team’s resilience and triumph.
Inside pages recount SU’s perfect football season with a 32 31 comeback win over West Virginia. Features include a review of game film stats and injuries plus analysis on how SU could be No 1. Notes a key player with late surge to the line during the two minute offense.
Steve Weiss built Allwash of Syracuse into a disaster cleanup fortune with Binghamton contracts and asbestos removal. Former workers call him a master of a traveling toxic sweatshop. Prosecutors may show he bought dead men's union cards to keep labor costs down.
In Geneva Secretary of State Shultz and Soviet Foreign Minister Shevardnadze met to finalize a virtually complete treaty banning intermediate-range nuclear missiles. The accord should be ready for Reagan and Gorbachev to sign in Washington on December 9.
Hundreds of Cuban inmates seized a federal detention center in Oakdale and held 25 prison staff hostage as U.S. officials sought assurances they would not be deported to Castro’s Cuba. More than 200 officers surrounded the center. as many as 23 others were injured. Authorities pursued negotiations led by Warden J.R. Johnson while inmates demanded direct talks with Washington over their status after President Meese’s letter was delivered.
The study based on Census data shows men aged 85 and over have higher incomes, more marriages, own homes, and better health than women. Charles F. Longino of the University of Miami led the research, emphasizing the growing elderly male population and noting women dominate Census counts. The work, supported by AARP, highlights aging America and calls men historically invisible in elderly statistics.
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