Syracuse Herald American preview covers TV shows and concerts
The Sunday section highlights new network entries in TV-Cable Guide with editor Joan Vadeboncoeur noting many are repeats. Stars Magazine features the Scots Guards Black Watch and the queen’s band at Gnaeau County War Memorial. Also profiles German settlers in Central New York and conductor Christopher Keene. Lottery numbers 774 and 6242.
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Syracuse
Scots Guards
Black Watch
Syracuse Herald American
Tri Empire Magazine
James T. Mulder
New York
North Side
Tv-Cable Guide
Joan &. Vadeboncoeur
Stars Magazine
Scots Quand
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Queen of England
Gnaur County War Memorial
Hurshay
Stars
Earl George
Christopher Keene
Syracuse Symphony Orchestra
Melinda Johnson
United States
Jury near verdict in Cynthia Pugh case at dawn
A County Court jury resumes deliberations after a lengthy session over whether Cynthia Pugh killed her millionaire boss and lover James Pipines. Foreman told Judge Mordue the panel would likely stay late or halt for the night as court kept hearbacks and requests for defense testimony. The jurors seek details on Pugh’s whereabouts and the 52 minute February call noting Pipines planned to leave his wife of 30 years.
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Cynthia Pugh
Norman A. Mordue
Syracuse Square
Robert Cafarelli
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James Fipines
Mordue
Pugh
Sven
Paul Shanahan
Pipines
E Pines
Florida
Suspect told brother of CIA plots in Empire Airlines case
Christopher Bradshaw of Baldsdenville faces accusation of attempting sabotage aboard Empire Airlines flight 841. His brother and father describe a long history of delusions and paranoia including claims of CIA and KGB surveillance. Bradshaw allegedly believed he would reach the British Embassy in Washington and was turned away.
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Christopher Bradshaw
Empire Airlines
CIA
Carl Bradshaw
Suto Warkes
Bayonne
Washington
Thrace
Pilot lands safely after knife attack on plane with convicts
A chained prisoner attacked pilot Bruce Gardner midflight injuring his throat. Gardner made an emergency landing in Richland, Washington. The thief, identified as Bell, was captured by guards as other prisoners were treated. FBI joined probe.
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UPI
Bruce Gardner
Richon
Alice
Djificera
Richmond
Bernard Cotligan
Sulligan
Bruce Weld
Gardner
Kadtec
Eaman
Weld
Ated
Cooter Bell
Security Cali Finerote Coen
Tasha
Satem
Ore
Felona
Cedilgan
City budget proposes tax hike of 11.98 per 1000 in 1984 plan
Bavimore city and school district officials unveil a combined 1984 budget totaling 187.6 million dollars. If approved, property tax rate would rise by 11.98 per 1000, marking the second largest hike in city history, with additional increases in water rates and severance charges.
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Bavimore
Exumate
Sprague
Con Gomera
Niagara Mohawk
New York Telephone Company
Epoca Power City
Downtown
State hearing may try to shut down mechanic
At least 12 customers filed complaints with the city Consumer Affairs office in two years. Seven Onondaga County Court Judgments totaling about 7,000 have pursued a man advertising car engine repair at shops using names such as Super Automotive, 3 Auto Used Parts, Square Deal Motors and Jay's Service Center.
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3 Auto
Square Deal Motors
Jay
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