Syracuse Upsets No 1 Nebraska 17 9 in Dome Thriller
Syracuse University stunned the top ranked Nebraska 17 to 9 in a game fans called the season defining victory. Sam Palmer and Ger Schwedes reflected on the historic win as 47 280 spectators flooded the Dome, celebrating SU’s toughest test and the silver anniversary of the 1959 title.
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Nebraska
Orangemen
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Ger Schwedes
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Syracuse
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Only Humans Among Orange at Dome, Husker-Syracuse Clash
A chaotic preview notes Syracuse as a placeholders and Nebraskas dominant odds in a marquee football showdown. The Dome crowd of 47 280 carries cynical humor as analysts call the matchup the greatest mis match since Nixon McGovern.
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Reagan pledges fair deal to Gromyko amid talks
President Reagan told Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko that the United States would offer the Soviet Union a fair deal in ongoing negotiations. After meetings at the State Department with Secretary of State George P. Shultz, Gromyko declined to comment on any substantive progress. A senior State Department official described the discussions as extensive on arms control, signaling a possible turning point after Moscow’s Geneva walkout last year.
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Reagan
Andrei Gromyko
Soviet Union
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George P. Shultz
Moscow
State Department
Geneva
Sovirt
County youths excel in scholastic tests across Onondaga
College-bound seniors from 17 high schools in Onondaga County outperformed state and national averages on the Scholastic Aptitude Test for 1983 84. Some schools raised math or verbal scores by as much as 54 points over 1982 83 while others fell up to 29 points. Nine of twelve area high schools posted comparable gains or maintained performance on the ACT as reported by the Herald American last week.
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Onondaga County
Herald American
Herald American Raises Price Amid Costs and Upgrades
Escalating costs of newsprint, materials, labor and distribution force The Herald American to raise single copy and home delivered prices effective Sunday October 7. The paper cites delayed increases due to large investments in computers and capital equipment and notes improvements including expanded news and feature coverage, a redesigned Stars Magazine and a new television cable guide for 17 New York counties.
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Herald American
Stars Magazine
New York
Housing for elderly supply trails demand
Peter and Rose Leonardo, longtime Syracuse residents, face rising rents from £195 to $345 monthly as an aging population strains scarce affordable housing. The couple, both seniors on fixed incomes, warn hard times ahead as experts note rising need for elderly housing across Genesee County and nearby areas.
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Rose Leonardo
Syracuse
Leonardo
Conrail
Ginestoga
Fred Murphy
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