Bruin Slashed by Robbers After $2000 Heist in Syracuse
Former Syracuse University basketball star Abraham Tony Red Bruin was slashed on the arm and robbed of $2000 near midnight. Police say Bruin, who had a prior drug plea, was attacked at a Salina Street apartment by two masked men after meeting Jerrett Stokes and appeared to be targeted for robbery rather than drugs.
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Abraham Tony
Red" Bruin
Syracuse University
Syracuse
University Hospital
Bruin
Tve
SA Orangemen
Salina Street
Brighton Avenue
Jerrett Cutty Stokes
LaFayette Ave
Stokes
Mary Hamlet
Midland Ave
Michael Walsh
Criminal Investigaton
Annie Holmes
Holmes
Walsh
Pole
Boss Ordered Fight Tied to Union Strife in Oswego
Richard Kimball, a union officer, claims his boss ordered him to provoke a fight within Laborers Local 214 in Oswego. He says he punched a man several times and threw him, denying anger, and cites leadership struggles as the motive. Kimball alleges Kevin LeRoy pressed to "read the backs" of Lie opposition and to pick a fight, asserting the objective was accomplished.
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Richard Kimball
Enver
Kimball
Oswego
Kevin
LeRoy
Congress questions Reagan control and Iran contra probe
Congress leaders press for answers on the Iran Contra affair and whether President Reagan knew of money diverted to the Contras. Lawmakers including Rodino and Byrd call for an independent prosecutor, while Republicans fault the administration's planning and governance.
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Tran
U.S
Hove Juniciary Committee
Peter Rodino
DNJ
Reagan faces consequences as Iran arms scandal widens
Washington President Reagan acknowledged being unaware that senior staff diverted profits from Iran arms sales to the Contras in Nicaragua. Calls grow for independent probes, tighter control of the White House National Security Council, and a strengthened Congress role, as questions about funds, roles of Bush Regan and Casey persist.
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National Security Couincil
Senate
Robert C. Byrd
D-W.va
Sen
Glenn
Onio
Reegan
Jesse Helms
R-N.o
Reagan
Aden
Washington
Nicaragua
George Bush
House
Donald Regan
CIA
William Casey
William Broomfield
R-Moch
House Foreign Affairs
Edwin Meese
Congress
Sen- Sam Nunn
D-Gs
Robert Dole
Jim Wright
D-Texas
Capitol Hill
U.S
CLA
Page
Funds diverted to Israel reps transfer to CIA says report
A historic probe alleges funds were redirected to Israeli representatives and then moved to the CIA. The Government Interagency Agency reportedly uses the funds to reimburse the Department of Defense. Profits are estimated in the tens of millions and allegedly funneled into Swiss accounts linked to Ine Canires.
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Israel
Iran
CIA
United States
GIA
Department of Defense
Ine Canires
Israelis admit role in arms deal with Iran and deny Contras link
Israel acknowledged it sold U S arms to Iran but said it had no knowledge of funds reaching the Nicaraguan Contras. Prime Minister Shamir summoned top ministers after Washington said Iranian money passed to the Contras, and a government spokesman stated Israel had no involvement.
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Israel
U.S
Iran
Ihe
Yitzhak Shamir
Washington
Shiston Peres
Yitzhak Rabin
Jerusalem
Avi Pazner
United States
Izrael
Holiday air travel expected to hit record Thanksgiving bookings
Washington reports millions of holiday travelers flocking to airports with discount fares and a long weekend. Airlines foresee about 10 percent more passengers over the five day period than last year, concentrating travel today through Sunday amid potential weather delays.
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Pre
Offeyme
Bill Jackman
Air
Parrar
United
Delta
American
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