Red mercury questioned as bogus nuclear ingredient hype
A Russian nuclear expert says red mercury exists as a rare exotic radioactive material used in microelectronics but remains largely unseen and unproven for any nuclear use. He notes it is hard to produce in pure form and warns of a potential but unsubstantiated market, with reports of sales at high prices amid years of black market hype in Europe.
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Evgeny Mikerin
Department of Science and Technology
Russia
Atomic Energy Ministry
Mikerm
Associated Press
Russian Academy of Sciences
Mikerin
Frank von Hippel
Princeton University
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von Hippel
Ural Mountains
Urals
Ror Tsaur
Lincoln Labo
Bulgaria
Czechoslovakia
Italy
Home Aides union approves three year contract in Syracuse
Employees of Home Aides of Central New York ratified a three year contract after 11 hours of talks. Raises reach up to 25 percent for some seniors, with a $30 monthly health insurance contribution and restoration of 12 sick days. Wages rise to $6 in 1994 for three year workers. agency subsidized by federal and state governments.
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Sandra Martin
Martin
Larry Alcoff
Webies
Abel Webs
Lanlem
Regula
Burglars Suspected After Millbrook Bread Store Fires
North Syracuse police said burglars started three small fires at the Millbrook Bread Store to cover their entry. Fires set in three spots in the receiving area after 10:20 p.m. Saturday were put out in about five minutes by firefighters led by Chef Paul Linnertz. A side door was pried open and inside drawers and cabinets were found open by investigators led by Sgt. David Wilkinson. No theft details confirmed.
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Paul Linnertz
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Onondaga Tax Dispute Spurs Business Growth On Territory
Onondaga business leaders report rising activity as a tax dispute with New York state intensifies. Leaders Hull Papmineau and council chief Leon Shenandoah describe escrowed funds used for tribal projects while the Grand Council of Chiefs debates tax policy, asserting they are independent of New York.
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Ken Papmineau
Smoke Signals
Council
Hill
Papieau
Onondaga
Leon Shenandoah
Burglaries Across Several Areas Lead to Multiple Charges
Police reports detail July and August burglaries and thefts across Clay Utica Baldwinsville Liverpool and Salina. Suspects include Justin James Andrews and Warren Micheal Jaco Wilson charged with burglary and petit larceny for stealing baseball cards from a home on Vineyard Drive. Other cases include stolen cash from Electrolux, a stolen camcorder, carpet removal in Olde Mall Apartments, and a generator valued at about 1500 from a Salina construction site. Multiple individuals face charges for possession of stolen property and related crimes.
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Jaco Wilson
Tranquilla Circle
Clay
Justin James Andrews
Bamm Hollow Road
Raymond Gaputo
Vineyard Drive
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