Syracuse's Siano rises for score but Orangemen miss polls
Syracuse University’s Mike Siano leaped over Nebraska defenders for a touchdown on Saturday. Despite the feat the Orangemen failed to crack the Top 20 in both the AP and UP I college football polls, trimming hopes for the week.
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Herald-Journal
Dave Grunfeld
Syracuse University
Mike Siano
Nebraska
Orangemen
Associated Press
United Press International
O'Neal Signals Film Comeback in Irreconcilable Differences
On screen Ryan O'Neal delivers his best performance in years in Irreconcilable Differences, signaling a possible career revival. NBC's Partners in Crime failed to impress, Entertainment Editor Joan Va deboncoeur reports.
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Ryan O’neal
Entertainment
NBC
Partners In Crime
Joan Vadeboncoeur
Dentistry Slump Forces Sybron to Drop Products
Sybron Corp the nation's largest dental equipment supplier reshapes strategy amid medical advances and recession. The firm plans to drop several products and refocus its business toward core offerings and new opportunities in the dental market.
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Sybron Corp
Lottery winners and chuckle column tease
A playful note on hangovers contrasts with a brief local item about lottery winners. It mentions contact numbers for circulation and classifieds, listing FG as a source cue and providing several phone lines for information.
Survival of 68 Catholic Schools in Syracuse Diocese at Risk
A diocesan task force says 68 Catholic elementary schools in the Syracuse Diocese need broad financial support from all area parishes by 1987, with some parishes facing assessments up to 175000 annually by 1991. The meeting at Our Lady of Solace drew 100 attendees as 20 members study tuition, enrollment, and potential closures in Onondaga and surrounding counties.
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Syracuse
Onondaga
Madison
Oswego
Oneida
Broome
Chenango
Cortland
Onondaga County
Our Lady of Solace
East Ave
Bristol-Myers may move Syracuse operations to Puerto Rico
Bristol-Myers Bristol plants in Syracuse may shift to Puerto Rico where the industrial division already makes bulk pharmaceuticals and finished products. About 400 local jobs are tied to the R and D division, with under half expected to move to a Connecticut center finishing in 1985, as Bristol officials decline comment on reports.
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Bristol-Myers Co
Syracuse
Puerto Rico
Bristol
Thompson Road
Burnet Avenue
Molloy Road
One
Bristol Laboratories
Bristol-Myers
Thendustrial Division
Pharmaceutical Research and Development Division
Connecticut
All schools allowed to join asbestos suit nationwide ruling
U S District Judge James McGirr Kelly granted class action status to a suit brought by three Pennsylvania school districts and one in South Carolina, opening it to about 36 000 schools and potentially up to 900 million dollars to cover asbestos testing and removal. The decision would concentrate hundreds of thousands of cases into a single forum and could reduce damages if schools prevail.
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Philadelphia
U.S
James McGirr Kelly
Pennsylvania
South Carolina
Kelly
David Berger
Berger
Why schools are suing over asbestos dangers
Across the nation many schools house hundreds of pounds of asbestos used to insulate pipes and ducts. Asbestos fibers can lodge in the lungs, causing diseases. Government estimates place the at risk at about 15 million pupils and 1.4 million school employees.
US Soviet talks to continue on wide agenda
Washington AP reports Soviet and American officials plan further discussions on all issues from last week's talks. Deputy Assistant Secretary James Dobbins said Gromyko and Secretary Shultz agreed to keep channels open, with Arthur Hartman to represent the U.S. in upcoming discussions. Talks last week covered arms control and key regional issues.
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Washington
Andrei A. Gromyko
James F. Dobbins
House
Gromyko
George P. Shultz
Arthur A. Hartman
Moscow
United States
Hartman
Dobbins
Gromyo
Reagan
Shultz
Man Dies After Saving Family From Maryland House Fire
In Wheaton Maryland a 44 year old man James Swab rescued his wife Priscilla 43 and children Meridith 13 and Patrick 5 from a blaze on Burning Bush Lane then re entered the home and was trapped. The fire started at 2 12 am and caused 160000 in damage.
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Wheaton, Md
UPI
Washington
James Swab
Priscilla
Meridith
Patrick
Montgomery County
Bush Lane
Donovan Indicted Amid Political Fallout In Bronx
Labor Secretary Raymond Donovan surrendered to face grand larceny and falsifying records charges tied to a $186 million subway project. He called the indictment a political hatchet job and vowed to fight it, entering State Supreme Court in the Bronx for arraignment after an unpaid leave from the Reagan administration.
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New York
Raymond Donovan
New Jersey
Donovan
Bronx
State Supreme Court
Reagan
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