Miss Amelies style marks Syracuse coach’s ren enthuse
University coach Vanessa Williams begins her run with flair and sensibility in a feature that covers editorial notes from Syracuse and Onondaga County budget debate. Consumer sentiment shows readiness for major purchases, yet no boom mindset. Orson Bean signs to star in The Show-Off at Syracuse Stage while Rutgers coach faces Syracuse opponents. U N ambassador comments amid Soviet criticism as storms delay Korea air search.
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Today's features Today's chuckle A fashion is a man
A light item notes fashion and humor, highlighting a playful juxtaposition. The piece sketches a persona tied to style while teasing modern trends with wit and a dash of irony.
28 gambling arrests in Syracuse area during Lay-out betting ring
Police from Onondaga County and state agencies arrested 28 Central New Yorkers in a sweep dubbed Operation Lay-out, part of a year-long probe into a $100,000 per week sports betting ring. Three Syracuse men faced first degree promoting gambling charges, others faced second degree charges. arrests spanned base ball football basketball and hockey wagering from Skaneateles to the South.
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Diana pregnancy rumors sweep Britain amid royal hush
London papers clash on Princess Diana's pregnancy status as British media report she may be expecting a second child. The Sun cites a denial from Diana's secretary and Buckingham Palace, while The Mirror claims a Balmoral dinner reveals the news. Palace aides deny the quotes. Chapman unavailable for comment. Royal watchers debate the truth.
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French U S jets airborne over Lebanon unrest
Beirut reports say French and U S aircraft conducted reconnaissance and night missions over Souk el Gharb as Druse forces attempted to move on the town. Lebanon says clashes persisted through the night with casualties among attackers and pilots missing in action on a reconnaissance plane.
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Wortley at center of Hustler controversy in Congress
A chaotic House exchange centers on Hustler magazine after a November issue reaches lawmakers. Publisher Larry Flynt defends content while lawmakers like Wortley react. Flynt, confined to a wheelchair after a 1978 shooting, ties his stance to free speech and editorial quality amid ongoing obscenity cases.
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Vanessa Williams Faces Mixed Reactions as Miss America 1984
Vanessa Williams says her win as the first Black Miss America sparked controversy yet signals a broader shift in attitudes toward Black contestants. She likens her experience to Jackie Robinson's historic role, noting similarities in breaking color barriers.
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