27 Sep 1984
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1984
Page
1
22 year old Cypress California bowler Anne Mane Pike dominates the Central New York Bowling Class rolloff awaiting one of five finalists in a one game contest for first prize of 35 000. The item also notes unrelated politics and contact lines.
A flatbed carrying spent nuclear fuel from Ontario to a processing plant in South Carolina crossed the Thousand Islands Bridge into Jefferson County after a delay due to protests by Save the River. Police would not confirm shipments. NRC declined comment. The convoy proceeded south on I 81 with minimal disruption, avoiding detours around Syracuse.
In a foggy dawn at the Salmon River Short Bridge Pool a giant chinook thwarts an angler by snapping gear as early fishers spread out along the riffle. Morning crowds, gear, and breakfast rituals unfold at the riverfront with shops and eateries launching busy hours.
Former Oswego Town Justice Thomas Walls was removed from office by the Judicial Conduct Commission for offering to dispose of a criminal nuisance charge in exchange for sexual favors from a 17 year old girl. Walls plans to appeal the commission decision. The case cites a February 1983 incident at Johnny Birdie Bough High School.
Washington reports Democrats express outrage as President Reagan attributes the bombing to effects on CIA since Carter era. Senate leaders call for apology or censure while committees push ahead with 366 million dollars for embassy security and anti-terrorist laws amid party tensions.
Secretary of State George P Shultz and Soviet Foreign Minister Andre Gromyko opened a promising start toward improving US Soviet relations after three hours of talks in New York. Both said discussions would continue when Gromyko visits the White House Friday. Shultz briefed President Reagan by phone and planned to brief him in Washington next, while Gromyko addressed the United Nations General Assembly and met with Walter Mondale.
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