Red Cross recalls blood-clotting substance in recall
The American Red Cross recalls 1931 bottles of Antihemophilic Factor used to treat hemophiliacs after a donor with AIDS symptoms donated plasma. About 20,000 donors contributed to the affected lots distributed in 12 regions including Syracuse, Los Angeles, San Jose, Farmington, Galesburg, Peoria, Baltimore, St Paul, Philadelphia, Huntington, Green Bay, and San Juan.
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Peace talks offered by El Salvador leader Duarte
El Salvador President Jose Napoleon Duarte offered to hold peace talks with guerrilla leaders. Daniel Ortega charged the Reagan policy with strangling revolutions in Central America at Harvard Law School. Morinaga Confectionery refused to bow to extortion after cyanide laced candy incidents. Local career counseling aids workers seeking changes. Country Music Awards honored Alabama as entertainer of the year, first time a solo act or group won more than twice in 18 years. A soap opera tried a fresh face after 200 auditions. Psychiatrists find four in one thousand have inferiority complexes.
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Mondale crowds surge after debates in major cities
Walter Mondale rode strong reviews from the first televised debate with President Reagan into a 16 hour campaign push through New York Philadelphia and Ohio. He drew enthusiastic crowds including about 200000 along Fifth Avenue as Geraldine Ferraro accompanied him. New York Governor Mario Cuomo praised the crowd size and energy.
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Barbara Bush mocks Ferraro wealth in gibe
Washington reports Barbara Bush made a charged remark about Ferraro calling a four million dollar rhyme that echoes rich. She apologized after reporters overheard the comment, then said she felt terrible. Financial disclosures show the Bushes at 2.1 million while Ferraro and Zaccaro total 3.8 million.
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Election Countdown Guide to Our Election Coverage
Four weeks remain until voting for president and vice president plus national, state, and local offices. The Herald Journal begins a daily election guide with today’s stories on candidate misstatements and debates. It notes Bush and Ferraro preparing for an inning mate debate and discusses possible winners on election night. Editorial.
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Reagan hints he did not like his debate performance
Washington AP dispatch reports President Reagan dodged a direct grade on Sunday's debate with Walter Mondale as a second matchup nears. He suggested uncertainty about his message despite campaign stops in Louisville Charlotte and a campaign rally tone. His spokesman indicated no changes planned for the Oct 21 Kansas City debate.
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Banks Draws 3 Years In South Dakota Riot Case
CUSTER SD AP Dennis Banks founder of the American Indian Movement was sentenced to three years in prison for rioting with a weapon and three years for assault with a weapon. He will serve both terms concurrently after returning from refuge on the Onondaga Nation reserve. Judge Marshall Young imposed the sentence after a six hour hearing. Banks’ attorney said an appeal to the South Dakota Supreme Court is planned.
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Quiet Syracuse couple tied to strangling death
Albert Houston 28 is arraigned in City Court on a second degree murder charge for allegedly strangling his girlfriend Stacey Burgess 27 as she slept Monday about 5 am. Neighbors say the couple lived together eight years and enjoyed games at a city arcade, exercise at a health spa, library visits, and washing Houston's new car daily amid growing jealousy.
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UAW Local Seeks Job Security Before GM Vote
At General Motors Fisher Body Division East Syracuse plants workers discuss the pact ahead of ratification votes. Mark Greco, among those attending the talks, seeks a fair deal and job security as a new high tech system could render his tark track driver role obsolete, though he believes the contract protects employees.
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Lear Jet Debris After Fatal San Francisco Crash
An investigator examines the Lear Jet wreckage at San Francisco International Airport after a takeoff crash and explosion. Officials say the tail strike caused the blast, dispersing debris within a half mile. At least two and up to five people were killed aboard.
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