26 Sep 1984
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1984
Page
1
Nebraska loses three offensive standouts Mike Rozier Turner Gill and Irving Pryor to graduation yet introduces new players who push the Cornhuskers toward the top of major football polls. The team continues to rebuild the powerful Big Red machine.
A4 editorial notes Dolores Reed chose an odd time to concede her bid for the 121st Assembly District seat just six weeks before the vote. The piece critiques timing and political strategy.
Secretary of State George Shultz meets Soviet Foreign Minister Andrey Gromyko at the U.N. mission to discuss ideas for reducing superpower tensions and advancing arms control. A first top-level encounter since January follows Reagan's U.N. speech and includes the possibility of further talks over the weekend as Moscow responded with mixed signals.
In a wheezing Kremlin address at the Soviet Writers' Union 50th anniversary, President Chernenko urged easing Moscow Washington tensions, calling it life and death. He spurned Reagan's call for dialogue and criticized Washington for not understanding need for better relations.
Reagan campaign officials say seminars by the Leadership Institute may have spurred heckling of Mondale and Ferraro on campuses. They deny involvement but note trained activists could be among protesters. Morton Blackwell, former White House aide, denies direct encouragement and says instructors discourage disruptive protest.
Gov Mario Cuomo's registration program will continue as nine state agencies will still offer voter forms. Henrik Dullea, director of state operations, said the plan remains in effect despite a state Supreme Court ruling that the executive order infringes legislative power. The Republican Party filed suit and the attorney general will appeal, with an automatic stay.
A Marist Institute poll finds 66.1 percent of 663 registered voters rate Governor Mario Cuomo as good or excellent, up 7 points from June and 9.5 points from September 1983. Director Dr. Lee Miringoff links the rise to Cuomo's July Democratic National Convention keynote address and says the speech energized supporters.
Albany State Sen Tarky Lombardi Jr said he did not list his financial interest in A E Nettleton Co on his disclosure form because he merely loaned money and owns no stock. He and Assemblyman Hy Miller joined local investors contributing at least 25000 each to help save the Nettleton shoe company.
Amman reports Jordan will resume diplomatic relations with Egypt, severed after Egypt signed a peace treaty with Israel. The move follows broader Arab outreach, marked as a diplomatic shift amid regional realignments. The announcement emphasizes renewed cooperation between Jordan and Egypt across political and economic fronts.
Heavy winds toppled trees onto lines as several thousand customers lost electricity this morning across Central New York. Niagara Mohawk crews worked to restore power. about 200 customers remained without power at 7:30 a.m. Officials expect full restoration soon. Roads around Baldwinsville and Liverpool were blocked but cleared by rush hour. Frost is forecast tonight as a cold front moves through from the West.
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