Evening Weather And Global Conflict Notes
Cold low 30s tonight at Page A2. Nicaraguan Commander Julio Ramos says rebels from Honduras and Costa Rica plan an invasion. Thousands join West Germany anti-missile protest with a classroom boycott. Health researchers near vaccine breakthrough could become rich. Villains morality play featured. Puppeteer Eric Bass charms Civic Center audience tonight.
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New Colonial Laundromat Opens in Town
Residents and local readers react to area life quality as the New Colonial Laundromat on N Townend opens. The ad touts the facility as the most modern in Syracuse with hours 6 AM to 2 PM and a slogan about an engaging performing arts experience.
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James Opes
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Grenada Leader Bishop Killed in Coup by Army
Prime Minister Maurice Bishop and five aides were shot and killed as Grenada’s army seized power with a revolutionary military council. Gen. Hudson Austin announced a 24 hour curfew and warned violators would be shot. US Embassy in Barbados expressed concern for Americans trapped on the island.
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Anison Whiteman
Jacqueline Creft
Noris Bain
Vincent Noel
Fitzroy Bain
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Reagan stays course on N missiles in Europe
President Reagan says the United States will deploy on schedule its modernized nuclear missiles in Europe and will not be wearied by Syria delaying peace talks in Lebanon. He calls Syria a roadblock and notes 1,600 Marines remain as long as peace talks look feasible. He cites Soviet advisers in Syria aiding disorder.
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Blacks' voting power helped King holiday debate
Washington commentary notes that passage of a Martin Luther King Jr holiday was politically framed by Senate votes against civil leaders and calls for racial reconciliation. The piece argues formal legal progress may outpace genuine attitudes, calling the reconciliation process long and imperfect.
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Senate
Abraham Lincoln
Thomas Jefferson
Marcus Garvey
Old Confederacy
Aftermath of Beirut car bombing injures four Marines
A Beirut scene shows a marine officer conferring with Lebanese army officers after a car bombing wounded four Marines. Lebanese President Amin Gemayel calls for a peace conference in Switzerland as leaders dispute a proposed gathering at the protected Balcut site.
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Murder by strangulation shocks quiet City woman
Police questioned two men about the strangulation death of Ann Renski 42 a former Catholic Charities secretary found in her Majestics Apartments efficiency at 941 James Street. Officially ruled strangulation investigators searched for clues including a large knife and fingerprints in her apartment.
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Rod Carr
Ann Renski
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Scott Sth
Catholic Chartres
West Onondaga Street
Frank Sinatra
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State Fair arrests prompt new trooper conduct claims
Three more men told Geddes Town Justice Daniel Mathews that troopers beat them during arrests at the State Fair, bringing the total to 22 complaints. The earlier reports have sparked investigations by state police FBI and the District Attorney. Among 174 arrested, several hearings, adjournments, and guilty pleas occurred as cases move forward with many injuries alleged and some defendants ordered to community service or fines.
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