Cornell star McHale's court fight over transfer rule
Cornell's Tom McHale, a 6 foot 4 inch 260 pound lineman, sues over the NCAA transfer rule claiming civil rights violations after transferring from Maryland to Cornell. A state judge ordered him to be allowed to play against Penn and Colgate while U.S. District Court rules. McHale's case, co defendants NCAA and Cornell, seeks a special exception to the rule.
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Tom McHale
Cornell University
University of Pennsylvania
Supreme Court
Cornell
Laing Kennedy
McHale
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Colgate
State Supreme Court
U.S. District Court
Neal P. McCurn
Kennedy
Inter
School of Hotel Administration
University of Maryland
NCAA
Sidney Deversetz
Tompkins County
Big Red
Pennsylvania
Barium in Fulton water sparks calls for tests at Lanigan School
Fulton officials report 1.7 and 1.8 mg L of barium in Lanigan Elementary water exceeding state limits but say no immediate health threat. Mayor Drohan and health officials urge more testing while the Fulton Board of Education considers supplying bottled water and reviewing water sources.
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Fulton
Lanigan
State Health Department
Verner M. Drohan
Drohan
Fulton Board of Education
Marvin J. Dexter
Kenneth J. Julian
Julian
Eastern Airlines 727 Skids to Stop Near Potomac River
A Eastern Airlines 727 with 175 passengers aborted takeoff at Washington National Airport to avoid a helicopter that appeared in its path. The jetliner slid to a stop 120 feet from the water in favorable winds. No injuries reported. passengers evacuated as crews secured the scene and praised the captain's handling.
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Washington
UPI
National Airport
Eastern Airlines
Potomac River
FAA
Jesse Hadaway
Hadaway
Steven Hayes
David Hartman
ABC
Eastern
New York
LaGuardia Airport
Hartman
Glenn Parsons
J.C. Goochee
Samuel G. Walker
Air Florida
14Th Street
Potomac
National
Robert Stock
New York Times
Stock
Teddy bear autograph event at Kid's World store
About 140 people lined up at Camillus Mail early Tuesday afternoon to meet Hans-Otto Steiff, head of the Steiff toy company famed for the first teddy bear. The 65 year old maker signed Steiff toys, with buyers eager to pay top dollar for the handcrafted bears and hoping autographs would boost value.
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Karen Cain
Camillus Mail
Hans-Otto Steiff
Steiff Toy Company
West Germany
Ste
Steiff
Diane Auringer
Auringer
South Side
Reagan disputes Soviet arms cut proposal amid Geneva talks
President Reagan said Moscow has not officially submitted a 40 percent nuclear cut plan in exchange for limits on Star Wars. He urged seeing any new proposal in Geneva with arms control negotiators. Soviet Foreign Minister Shevardnadze planned meetings with Shultz and Reagan ahead of Geneva talks with Gorbachev.
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Washington
Reagan
Moscow
Kremlin
Geneva
Eduard Shevardnadze
United Nations
George Shultz
New York
Shevardnadze
Mikhail Gorbachev
Knoxville
Tenn
Gorbachev
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