Not In Our Landfills Fight Over Radioactive Dumping
NRC plans to allow some radioactive waste in regular landfills and incinerators. NYPA considers participating, while NiMo rejects the plan. Oswego County officials designate such waste as special and ban disposal locally, urging other counties to act.
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NYPA
Fitz- Patrick
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Niagara Mohawk
NiMo
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NRC
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Judge replaces Lorenzo at Eastern Airlines to save company
Judge Buron Lifland appoints trustee Martin Shugrue to run Eastern Airlines, replacing Frank Lorenzo as Texas Air owner. The move aims to salvage the debt ridden carrier amid strikes, losses and asset sales. The court actions signal a repudiation of Lorenzo style “vulture” management.
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miniature horse case in Greece prompts court ruling
In Rochester, Justice Raymond E. Cornelius ruled a family may keep their 31 inch tall 105 pound miniature horse Micky as a house pet in Greece. Neighbors claimed an illegal stable and endangerment to children while property values were said to drop. Mayor Tom Young and developer Robert J. Congel head to Washington to accept a national award for Franklin Square redevelopment.
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Rochester
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Congel
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National Council For Urban Economic Development
SU Street Closings Questioned by SEUNA
Kristen Cominsky of SEUNA opposes Syracuse University street closings and a Planned Institutional District, arguing safety claims are weak and the plan favors campus expansion over Armory Square and Oil City neighborhoods. Independent traffic study urged before any Planning Commission decision.
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Syracuse University
South East University Neighborhood Association
SEUNA
Armory Square
Oil City
Syracuse
Kristen Cominsky
Town board debate over creating a local town newspaper
Mrs Boehlert argues for a town newspaper to inform residents about park programs and recycling plans starting in July. She says taxpayers cannot afford daily papers and urges citizens to contact their councilman if opposed, while noting existing Syracuse area papers cover local events.
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Salina
Boehlert
Syracuse
One night choice debate on conception and rights
A speaker frames abortion as a single night choice tied to conception and asserts the unborn baby would not want to be killed. The central question asked is what God thinks of this, highlighting moral and religious perspectives in the debate.
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Comstock
Stratford
University Place
Manor resident dispute over coverage and photography
Weedsport Garden Club letter defends McCarthy Manor tenants against what it calls biased reporting by the Herald Journal and Life is Good editorial. The writer criticizes selecting three interviews, notes well kept interiors, safety at entries, and urges not to confuse Manor with Hilltop while praising home nature benefits.
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McCarthy Manor
National Enquirer
M.B. Management
Hilltop
Weedsport Garden Club Calls for Tree Planting Drive
The Weedsport Garden Club urges all people to protect and improve the environment. Referring to President Bush’s State of The Union promise, the United States will plant a billion trees in 1990. Citizens are urged to join the effort as land is developed for homes and industry.
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Weedsport Garden Club
Bush
State of the Union
United States
Right decision to back downtown jail site in Syracuse
Onondaga County legislators praised the public choice to relocate the jail from the downtown area. They urged the county executive, judges, and sheriff to unite behind the project and move quickly, arguing time is money and swift action is needed.
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Onondaga County
Syracuse
Sherff
Bush Not Eating Broccoli Sparks Household Debate
The piece contrasts the First Family's media moment with broader issues. It notes Bush's silence on Lithuanian independence and Tiananmen Square protests, urging a stronger stance. Readers are invited to submit 300 word responses with contact details to Syracuse Herald American via multiple delivery methods.
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