Council approves Dome parking plea for 889 spaces
The Syracuse Common Council, with a Republican majority, approved SU’s request for 889 parking spaces in five university lots west of the Carrier Dome for Saturday’s opening game. Police and fire chiefs urged 600 spots max, while a Democratic councilor pressed Mayor Alexander to veto the measure. A9 continuation hinted.
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Syracuse University
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Lee Alexander
James Walsh
City Planning Commission
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Thomas Hanlon
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Summer weather returns with sunny skies near 85
A National Weather Service forecaster at Hancock Airport says tomorrow will be sunny with a high near 85 and a clear night with a mid-50s low. The Saturday through Monday outlook calls for partly cloudy skies and a chance of showers on Sunday, with highs near 80 Saturday and in the 70s Sunday and Monday, and lows in the 60s.
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National Weather Service
Hancock Airport
Fire kills LaSalle student in fraternity house blaze
A fire at a LaSalle College fraternity house kills a Phi Kappa Theta member and injures eight others. Firefighters find the victim in a second floor hallway as college officials withhold the name pending relatives notification.
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Robert Drennen
LaSalle
Bob Lyons
Audit firm wins $4.3 million New York audit contract
Albany state finances will be examined by Peat, Marwick, Mitchell & Co. under a three-year contract the Albany Times-Union notes as the state's largest governmental audit. The mandate came after Legislature required a new accounting system.
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Albany Daily Numbers Draw Result
Albany reported the state's daily numbers game result with the winning sequence 721 last night. The draw details show 721 as the number drawn in the evening session, with no additional context on prizes or payouts provided in the snippet.
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Albany
Husband to Wife On Patience And Jibes At Home
A husband and wife exchange a terse dig as they depart a gathering. The husband rebukes a repeated joke about his weight, insisting the barbed label is hurtful and asking for a kinder tone in private conversation.
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Swiss police free hostages at Polish Embassy
Swiss police stormed the Polish Embassy in Bern rescuing five hostages in 12 minutes. They used a remote bomb in a food container to breach the door and arrested four gunmen. Leader Florian Kruszyk claimed Polish secret service ties and sought 1.45 million dollars plus safe passage, while martial law in Poland fueled the siege.
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Bern
Switzerland
Poland
Kurt Furgler
China
Albania
Furgler
Florian Kruszyk
Kruszyk
Secret Service
Vienna
Strike opens SSO season amid musicians' strike
Syracuse Symphony Orchestra cancels the Masterworks program as players vote 70 to 1 to strike. Strategy meetings unfold while management and union negotiate after a marathon session. Endowment stands at about 2.17 million with a 450000 deficit carried from last year.
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SSO
Christopher Keene
Betsy Robertson
Musicians Union
Lawlis
Onondaga County
Symphony
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Edward S. Green
SSO Board of Directors
Himsel
Buffalo
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Reagan raps stalling on budget move
President Reagan campaigning for Republicans said Democrats in Congress bottleneck the balanced budget amendment. He tied the issue to Alfred M. Landon’s 95th birthday at Kansas State University urging a constitutional amendment for a balanced budget and school prayer, warning of deficit spending and calling for action now.
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Manhattan
Kan
Reagan
Congress
Alfred M. Landon
Kansas State University
Lutherans approve merger to form largest Lutheran body
Delegates meeting in Kentucky Ohio and California vote overwhelmingly to create a new church by January 1 1988, uniting Lutheran Church in America American Lutheran Church and Association of Evangelical Lutheran Churches. A 75 member commission will reconcile doctrines and structures. Conventions voiced cautious optimism amid a long history of differences.
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Ohio
California
Lutheran Church In America
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