SU considers sale of part of Drumlins West course
Syracuse University approved an option to sell 125 acres of Drumlins West, the public golf course, to G&W Builders Inc. president Harry Wiesner. The plan would allow single family homes and possibly apartments, contingent on studies and rezoning. No sale price or timetable disclosed.
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Drumlins
Syracuse University
Clifford L. Winters Jr
Harry Wiesner
G&w Builders Co. Inc
Winters
Wiesner
DeWitt
University
Confession May Help Soul Yet Hurt Reputation
A humorous note warns that confession may benefit the soul but damage a person’s reputation, reflecting on the moral stakes of honesty in daily life. The line plays on the tension between inner truth and public image.
Merrifield wins Nobel Prize in chemistry 1984
American professor R Bruce Merrifield of Rockefeller University wins the 1984 Nobel Prize in Chemistry for developing a method for chemical synthesis on solid supports. Italian Carlo Rubbia and Dutch Simon van der Meer win the 1984 Nobel Prize in Physics for work on the W and Z particles and weak interaction.
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Stockholm
Sweden
UPI
R. Bruce Merrifield
Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences
Merrifield
Rockefeller University
New York
Academy
Merifield
Tors
Rubbia
van de Meer
U.S
Rubbin
van der Meer
CERN
European Nuclear Research Organization
Geneva
Soviet Orion may urge to hide ICBMs
London AP reports concerns that Soviet Orion may be urging concealment of intercontinental nuclear missiles, a potential escalation in Cold War tensions. The note implies strategic deception and raises alarms about verification and arms control.
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London
Orion
SALT I strain amid SS-20 and SS-25 missiles report
Jane's Defense Weekly cites an unconfirmed US official claim that the Soviet SS-20 and mobile SS-25 ICBMs may be deployed in Eastern Europe, challenging SALT I limits despite the treaty’s 1977 expiry and the ongoing hope for a new agreement.
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Jane’s Defense Weekly
Lower
United States
U.S
Washington
Jane’s
Jane's Publishing Co
Defense Establishment
Yoshkar Ola
Moscow
Ex-SU dean recruited Klaus Barbie for U.S.
Jeff Light reports that Robert Saylor Taylor, a 63 year old former Syracuse University dean, aided Army Intelligence recruitment of Klaus Barbie after World War II. Barbie, known as the Butcher of Lyon, faced war crimes disclosure in 1949, and Taylor defends his actions amid renewed headlines.
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SU Dean
Klaus Barbie
U.S
Butcher
Lyon
Syracuse
Robert Saxton Taylor
Ementus
School of Information
Syracuse University
Taylor
Army Intelligence
Barbie
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