Bank building nearly wrecked by overflowing toilet incident
California a 17 story bank building narrowly escaped destruction after an overflowing commode ran amok. A bomb threat closed an American school in Bonn amid nine days of anti nuclear demonstrations. Editorial warns against leaks of classified information. GM faced brakes problems but marketed X cars anyway per internal files. Mortgage agency expands lending at under 10 percent for area buyers. Candles shift from utilitarian to decorative lighting. Daily number 698 and Win Four 6905 noted. Housing development with tree removal and streets named after trees. Opera season tickets urged with sections sold out. New Colonial Laundromat opening notices. Local advertising lines and contact numbers.
18 year old charged with murder in city case
Dominick Tucci was arrested on second degree murder charges in the strangulation death of Ann L. Renski. An affidavit from Jacoeline Romeo placed Tucci at the scene and described his admission to stabbing the victim and fleeing town with Frank Tucci. Police found Renski’s body at Majestic Apartments on James Street after a 1 30 p.m. discovery, with Tucci allegedly admitting to the act and hiding keys under his bed.
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Ann L. Renski
Dominic
Jacoeline Romeo
Baker Avenue
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Tucci
CCBI
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Eastwood
Renski
Hillsdale Ave
Majestic Apartments
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Guthrie Flood Forces Evacuations as Creek Overflows
Guthrie Oklahoma faces severe floods as Cottonwood Creek overflows. State and local officials work to evacuate about 1,800 families while motorists cling to vehicles and residents climb trees to escape torrents. Rescue crews tie ropes around waists to aid evacuees amid rising waters.
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Guthrie
Okla
Cottonwood Creek
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Marchers rally for arms depot disarmament in Romulus
Doris Covey quit her waitress job to join anti nuclear protesters at Romulus near the Seneca Army Depot. She helps organize United for a Strong America and a counter rally plans to draw thousands to Sampson State Park for a pro disarmament protest alongside speakers Bea Abzug and others. The event aims to demonstrate against nuclear weapons storage and include a mock funeral at Gate 3 Route 96A.
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Fayette
Doris Covey
Romulus
Seneca County
Seneca Army Depot
Cov
United For A Strong America
Seneca
Sampson State Park
New York
Bea Abzug
H. Ch Cc
Monde
Wnd
Ex-CIA agent Edwin Wilson convicted of attempted murder
Former CIA agent Edwin Wilson was found guilty of attempted murder in a case tied to his weapons dealings with Libya. He faces up to 25 years for the charge, along with counts of obstruction, tampering, retaliation, and criminal solicitation. Prosecutors said he hired inmates to kill prosecutors and witnesses, and sought to kill a business associate over a $3.5 million debt. No murders occurred as inmates alerted the FBI.
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New York
CIA
Edwin Wilson
Libya
Wilson
FBI
House Demands Halt in Aid to Rebels in Nicaragua
House Democrats renew push to stop CIA covert aid to rebels fighting Nicaragua's leftist government. Senate unlikely to agree as House votes to attach the cut-off to the 1984 intelligence authorization bill amid partisan divisions.
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Washington
House
CIA
Nigar
Senate
Nicaragua
House Vote Splits Along Party Lines On Aid Cutoff
The article notes Central New York Republicans Sherwood Boehlert and Frank Horton joined Democrats Dian Lalianne and Matthew F. McHugh in voting to cut off aid, while Republicans George Wortley and David OB. Martin voted against it. Rep Edward Boland says the Senate may approve covert funding but the House vote strengthens leverage for conference. The House Appropriations Committee also votes 24-22 to attach a defense bill amendment.
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New York
Sherwood Boehlert
New Hartford
Frank Horton
Rochester
Dian Lalianne
Jaimestown
Matthew F. McHugh
Ithaca
George C. Wortley
Fayetteville
David OB. Martin
Canton
Edward P. Boland
D-Mass
House Intelligence Committee
Senate
House
Speakes
House Appropriations Committee
Campaign mural promotes Anthony Malavenda in Syracuse district
A new campaign mural on a wall at 1901 Grant Blvd Syracuse promotes Anthony Malavenda Democratic candidate for Onondaga County Legislature 24th District. Italian artist Mimmo di Larro and Syracuse University graduate Diane Ouellette add finishing touches expected this weekend.
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Grant Blvd
Syracuse
Anthony Malavenda
Onondaga County
Malavenda
Mimmo di Larro
Italy
Diane Ouellette
Syracuse University
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