In Cape Town Unrest Police Fire on Protesters
Police fought demonstrators overnight near Cape Town using tear gas shotguns and pistols as protesters threw stones. A bus drivers march was broken up, one man died and another injured near Johannesburg after police fired into a crowd attacking patrol vehicles. Police reported 25 arrests and four injuries including a officer.
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Cape
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Cape Province
Mowbray
Tanoury jailed again while facing election bid
Utica former councilman Lawrence Tanoury, amid a contest for his old 5th District seat, was arrested on a bench warrant for unpaid fines from a July marijuana conviction and posted 115 bail. He is appealing a separate July rape conviction and faces a October trial on related charges.
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Michael Carraway
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5Th District
Edwin Seymour
Alviero Cannucciari
Mario Colon
Herkimer County
New Hartford
Oneida
Comfortable Clear Night With Mild Low Temps
A calm evening gives way to a cool night with readings in the low to mid sixties. Tomorrow will bring a warm spell as temperatures rise to around 80 degrees. Information line includes 470-2265 and 470-0016 for details.
Apple Grove pickers harvest Macintoshes in Oswego County
Bill Murphy of Parish and Scott Howard of Mexico dump Macintosh apples picked from semi dwarf trees at The Apple Grove in Mexico Oswego County The crop is part of a Central New York season with apples remaining in season through October The Lake Ontario region and Finger Lakes valleys create ideal growing conditions
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Bill Murphy
Parish
Scott Howard
Mexico
Apple Grove
Oswego County
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Finger Lakes
Reagan rejects SDI arms talks tradeoff at Geneva
President Reagan said the U S space based defenses research will not be exchanged for missile cuts. He called SDI too important to trade and urged keeping the program while pursuing reductions. Gorbachev had floated radical proposals including prohibiting militarization of outer space.
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West Virginia
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Post-Standard editor emeritus J Leonard Gorman dies at 79
J Leonard Gorman longtime Post-Standard editor emeritus died today at his home after a long illness. He was 79. Born May 8 1906 in Palmyra Wayne County he began as a printer for Palmyra Courier Journal and rose through Syracuse journalism from Daily Orange editor to Post Standard copy reader in 1933. He shaped Central New York journalism for decades.
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Garfield vs. United Features legal bill fight over cat
In federal court Tuesday a dispute over Garfield trademark fees pits James A. Garfield's Restaurant against United Features Syndicate. The restaurant seeks lower attorney rates while the syndicate vows to collect the $27,000 judgment and accuses critics of snide insinuations.
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James A. Garfield
W. Genesee St
United Features Syndicate Inc
Frank Giacobbi
Ruth Hazel Wells
McCain
David
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