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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1981

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Alexander and Bernardi seen as easy mayoral winners

A Herald American poll shows incumbent Lee Alexander leading Melvin Zimmer by nearly two to one in the Democratic mayoral primary and Roy Bernardi ahead of Sidney Johnson four to one in the Republican contest. The telephone poll of 84 registered Democrats and Republicans assessed likely Thursday voters with turnout patterns noted.

Dan Padovano Patricia Rycrapt Meyor Lee Alexander Roy Bernardi Herald-American Alexander Melvin Zimmter Zimmer Conservaive Party Fimacy Jacques Jennier Bernardi Cy Common Sidney Johnson The Bosen Ely Alexander Ifhe Zitmer Berhardi Johnson

Syracuse Daily City Edition Highlights Sept 6 1981

Syracuse NC edition dated Sunday September 6 1981. Final city edition with local news briefs and community notices. Includes prices and edition number Vol 101 No 5264.

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Syracuse Falls to Rutgers 29 27 in Carrier Dome Thriller

In a close ending Rutgers edged Syracuse 29 to 27 at the Carrier Dome before 38 715 fans. Dick MacPherson in his first year as coach appeared glum walking off field though many fans urged giving him a fair chance.

Syracuse University Orangemen Rutgers Carrier Dome Dick MacPherson MacPherson Jim Curtin Dome Buch Page AZ

Oswego racer dies after time trial crash at speedway

Russ Santer, 28, of Cheektowaga, died from massive head injuries after his super modified car crashed into a wall during time trials for Oswego’s Silver Anniversary International Classic. He was airlifted to Syracuse State University Hospital after earlier treatment in Oswego. Santer completed his second lap, had just taken the checkered flag, and was the only driver on the track during time trials for the 96 mile race with a $70 000 purse.

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Fairgoers head to New York State Fair despite dreary weather

Route 690 jams form as crowds flock to the New York State Fair amid unseasonably dreary forecasts. Vendors report steady activity at turnstiles while fairgoers, including families with young children, press on through wet, muddy grandstands awaiting hopeful breaks in the clouds.

Jay PF. Goldman Iittle

Weekend traffic snarls near fair draw local officials

Usual weekend tie ups along access routes near the fair caused delays as traffic backed up on weekend crossings. James Garlick, deputy commissioner of the Agriculture and Markets Department, arrived from his Ge surroundings, highlighting continued congestion.

James Garlick Agriculture & Markets Department

Reagan Begin seek stronger strategic ties with Israel

President Reagan and Prime Minister Begin plan talks this week on strengthening the strategic relationship with Israel. Officials say discussions will cover possible American military presence and sharing of spy satellite data, plus enhanced logistics and joint exercises, as both sides push to formalize closer cooperation.

Washington Reagan Menachem Begin Israel Alexander M Hager Bogin United States Haig Begin Ther

Reagan aides stall Pentagon defense cut options

Washington AP report says a Pentagon memo outlining possible defense cuts for President Reagan was delayed as White House aides pressed for more detail on impact. Speakes cited internal cabinet debate, while another aide noted the White House sought a damage assessment rather than a clear list of cuts. The president planned to study the proposals and Middle East affairs over the weekend ahead of a briefing from Israel's Prime Minister.

Washington Pentagon Reagan White House House Larry Speakes Defense Department Speakes Caspar W Weinberger Weinberger David Stockman Tnevisil Hia Menachem Aegin Israel

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