Vandals Damage Twenty Cars In Syracuse Neighborhood
At least 20 cars were found vandalized in a two block area around Turtle Street and Willamae Drive in Syracuse. Police spokesman Rod Carr said broken windows and removed radio knobs were reported after sunrise, with more arrivals expected to lead to further calls. Local residents expressed frustration as one homeowner noted glove compartments were searched.
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Henry Ford I Dies at 70 in Detroit
Henry Ford I, who took over his grandfather's four dering company, died at age 70 after a pneumonia battle. He had been hospitalized since Sept. 12 with pneumonia and developed heart and kidney problems. He led Ford Motor Co for 37 years, backed social progress and Detroit's Renaissance Center, and faced clashes with executives like Lee Iacocca before retiring the chair to a non-family member as the company retrenched.
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Turbulence injures 41 on Eastern flight to Bermuda
Passengers aboard an Eastern Airlines jet from Puerto Rico were injured as severe turbulence sent people from their seats and forced an unscheduled landing in Bermuda. Nelson Gonzales of the Bronx described the drop and chaos as passengers, including children, screamed during the incident.
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Schroeder ends bid for president amid tears in Denver
Patricia Schroeder announced at the Outdoor Greek Theater in Denver that she will not run for president in 1988. She cited the late start and a convoluted delegate system as insurmountable obstacles and appeared moved as she thanked supporters including Jim Schroeder.
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Birds blamed in crash of B-1 bomber
Three crewmen parachuted to safety but three others were killed when an Air Force B-1B crashed after birds were ingested by the engines during a low-level training run. The unarmed bomber valued at $220 million broke apart near Dyess Air Force Base, with witnesses reporting a massive explosion.
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CIA bugged shahs hospital room in 1979 report claims
A new book alleges the Carter White House ordered CIA surveillance of the deposed Shah of Iran during cancer treatment in New York in October 1979, overstepping Stansfield Turner. It cites a written order and notes the later Reagan era maneuvering for cabinet positions and a vague offer to former official Shultz.
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