Wortley Pooler Rematch Seen Too Close To Call
A Herald Journal poll shows Wortley and Pooler nearly tied among Onondaga County voters. Among 952 registered voters surveyed, 44 percent favored Wortley and Pooler trailed closely, reflecting a historically tight 1986 race and a likely close rematch next year.
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NFL players propose mediation to end strike
Rosemont Tl. The striking National Football League players propose returning to work if owners negotiate with a federal mediator for six weeks and then submit unresolved issues to binding arbitration. NFLPA chief Gene Upshaw called it a fair plan, but NFL Management Council head Jack Donlan signaled likely rejection, risking another week of games by replacement players. Tex Schramm, president of the Dallas Cowboys, joined the dispute context.
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Frosty Night Ahead for Omar with Warmer Wednesday
A spread frost is forecast for Omar tonight with near 30s and a mostly sunny Wednesday. Temperatures should rise to around 60 degrees. Details from Arizona outlook.
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Alf Landon, GOP Patriarch, Dies at 100 in Kansas
Alf Landon, longtime Kansas Republican figure and 1936 presidential candidate, died at his home Monday at age 100, five days after hospital discharge. The former governor, praised by allies and rivals alike, had remained an influential insider among party leaders for decades. His wife Theo debbb Landon was at his side.
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Costa Rican wins Nobel Peace Prize 1987
President Oscar Arias of Costa Rica wins the Nobel Peace Prize for drafting a Central American peace plan. The plan, signed Aug 7 in Guatemala City, seeks cease fires, democatic reforms, and end to outside aid to rebels amid guerrilla conflicts in El Salvador, Guatemala, and Nicaragua.
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Iranian missile hits Baghdad schoolyard killing 25
An Iranian missile struck the edge of a crowded Baghdad schoolyard. Official reports say 25 people died and many more were injured as debris and dust filled the area. witnesses describe shattering glass and a fire breaking out. Details remain unclear.
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