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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1984

Page

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Daylight saving ends and lemon law heads to New York

Daylight saving time ends at 2am and clocks may be set back. New York buyers will gain the first lemon law protection Thursday for defective used cars. Turkish fugitive linked to gunmen who shot Pope John Paul I may have been killed. Bulgarian involvement speculated. Prosperity for North Frank A Augsbury Jr focuses on energy, economy, and northern New York tourism development.

New York Jon Paul North Frank A. Augsbury Jr

County tightens delinquent property tax drive in Pompey

Onondaga County moves to auction 219 delinquent parcels on November 14 in Pompey to recover back taxes amid protests by taxpayers who pay on time. County official Richard Long says two annual auctions will funnel delinquent properties back to responsible taxpayers as efforts continue to stabilize the tax system and reduce the 15 million dollar delinquent balance recorded in 1983.

Gilda DiCaprio DiCaprio Onondaga County General Services Syracuse Pompey Richard Long Long Gerald Mingolelli Chai Legislature Ways and Means Committee

U S Aid Pours Into African Famine Emergency

Washington reports the United States has been spending over 3 million dollars daily on emergency food aid to Africa as famine worsens across the sub-Saharan region. Ethiopia is hardest hit with about 6 million at risk, while some 100 million across multiple nations face severe shortages.

Washington United States Africa Ethiopia Nalion Reagan Agency For International Development Iica

Officer claims he killed priest in Poland case

Warsaw Interior Minister Gen Czeslaw Kiszczak said an officer claimed he killed the kidnapped priest Jerzy Popieluszko but there was no confirmation of a murder. Three ministry officers face charges over the abduction, with conflicting statements and no proven killing. The priest’s whereabouts remained unknown, fueling fears and patrols as public demonstrations feared.

Warsaw Poland Intenor Solidarity Pest Jerzy Popieluszko Czeclaw Kiszczak Popie- Juszko Solidarity PAP Kiszerzk Popieluszko Grzegorz Piotrowski Wojciech Jaruzelski Popijeluszko Edward Wende Kiszczak

Incumbents have edge in gift fundraising in NY health politics

Albany report notes state senator Tarky Lombardi from Syracuse received 63 740 in contributions at the event “New York Salutes Tarky Lombardi.” About a third came from hospitals doctors pharmaceutical firms and others with stakes before the Senate Health Committee where Lombardi is chairman. The piece argues incumbents gain advantages in fundraising through such events.

Albany New York Syracuse Senate Lombardi

Witness Arrest In Grant Village Killing Strongly Ties Beating to Death

Alfred C. Palmer, 34, of De Witt, was arrested at 4:30 p.m. Saturday on three counts connected to the death of Paul Buchner, 42, in a Grant Village apartment. Palmer admitted involvement after questioning at the Public Safety Building. Donald Grew, 48, faces a murder charge tied to the incident. Cleanup: authorities say a roommate beating on Wednesday night preceded the fatal beating about 10 p.m. Palmer and Grew were to be arraigned Monday in City Court.

Alfred C. Palmer Court Street Road de Witt Public Safety Fed Carr Palmer Donald Grew Paul Buchner Asssiami Crewnet John C Duncan Buehner Duncan Grew Edward Z. Menkin State Supreme Court Walter Garnan Menkin Grant Village Manners

Baby Fae Thrives After Baboon Heart Transplant

In Loma Linda California a 15 day old girl labeled Baby Fae remains in remarkably stable condition one day after a baboon heart transplant. Dr Leonard L Bailey led a 60 mile east of LA surgical team. Bailey reported good blood pressure eyes open lungs clear and adequate blood oxygen.

Loma Linda Calif API Leonard L. Bailey Loma Linda University Medical Center Dock Schaefer Bailey Los Angeles

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