Racist messaging resurfaces in Auburn area stores
State police report seven incidents since May involving business cards declaring that race mixing is wrong found in Fingerlakes Mall jackets and store pockets. The cards feature Georgia pastor Eugene Hall and Central New York White Pride addresses, linked to white separatist causes. Local leaders urge vigilance as history of fliers in Auburn and nearby towns echoes.
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Fingerlakes
Avireuus
Auburn
Jack Wikoff
Aurora
Gene
J.C. Penney
Emfart
Georgia
Eugene Hall
Central New York
White Pride
Syracuse
Hall
Ams
Westvale
Onondaga County
Fulton
Oswego County
Philadelphia
Doris Dixon-Clark
Booker T. Washington Center
Wikoff
Batavia
Charles A. Lindbergh
Remarks Magazine
Background checks guide police recruit screening
Investigators interview neighbors, former colleagues, and employers while verifying applications and scrutinizing military and academic records. The process, costing about 148,500 for 110 applicants, spans two weeks and includes bonus time. All 450 department employees have similar checks.
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Foody
Nhat
State Department of Criminal Justice Services
Tully Lake Weeds Spark Resident Anger and Action
Thick weed banks anger year round and summer residents at Tully Lake. The Tully Lake Property Owners Association formed to remove milfoil, funding with about 3000 dollars in 1989 for an underwater harvest by Northeast Aquatic Harvesting. Cortland County financed half the harvest, with long term plans for a lake management program and delayed state funding expected next summer.
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Portmess
Tully Lake
Dan Johnston
Johnston
Wetmore Road
Cortland County
Water Management Planning Department
Association
John DeFrancisco
Syracuse
Nemecek
Parking changes at New York State Fair
Fair officials and state police plan exhibitor lot changes to ease Interstate 690 bottlenecks. Expos delivery hours stay before 9 30 a m while public access and safety improve with road closures and fencing preparations for Thursday's opening.
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Joseph LaGuardia
Fairgrounds
Tabor
State Fair Boulevard
Bridge Street
Geddes Town Board
State Fairoulevard
Willis Avenue
Man who refused the draft edits antiwar magazine in Cortland County
Andy Mager, 33, who served time for draft resistance, now lives on a 430 acre co op in Truxton Cortland County. He tends a garden, uses solar power and wood heat while editing the Nonviolent Activist for the War Resisters League and marching for peace. He left Brown University in a bid to live by his principles and works to advance nonviolent change through community action and education. He believes peaceful solutions can still prevail despite rising violence.
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Truxton
Andy Mager
Cortland County
Mager
Cortland
War Resisters League
Syracuse
Mayer
Commonplace Land Trust
Route 13
Europe
South Africa
Long Island
Three Mile Island
Pennsylvania
Afghanistan
Brown University
Lewisburg
Paul Pearce
Syracuse Peace Council
State University College
Oswego
United States
Pearce
Ralph DiGia
DiGia
Test candidates face AIDS issue in campaign lines
Candidate Test kids for AIDS maneuvered across party lines and faces a split reaction as he campaigns for ballots on three lines. Bragman highlights jobs, budget reform, and crime while Zona pushes school discipline, AIDS testing, and strict order amid debates on crime and welfare reform.
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Right To Life Party
Bragman
Zona
New York
Burglary spree hits addresses across town
A flood of theft reports plus several burglaries were logged Aug 11 to Aug 18 at residences on Pauls Blasone, Joanne Lutt, John Chappel, David Lowell, William Walton, James Salanger, Sam Dunston, Melisea McIntyre, Markee Lounge, Joanne Sedgwick, Frank C's Cigar, Michelle Lanning, Ting Stackiewicz, Africa Hammonds, Christing Diller, Melody Burnam, Sac Roscoe, Nakita Ebis, Nikita Copsin, Michael Ranggalo, JMC, and others. Items include bikes, a weight bench, TVs, a video recorder, wallets, cash, food stamps, and cigarettes. Two suspects were charged with burglary. multiple residences reported thefts of numerous goods and electronics.
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By Gina M. Masullosiaif Wrier
Snellville
Atlanta
van Robinson
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
New York State Fair
Robert Gavin
The
Randan Gurrenny
Nonviolent
Bae As
Pook Avenue
HG Brook
Pauls. Blasone
Hteck
Joanne Marie Lutt
I Learrh State Street
1580 Brook
John W Chappel
Armotd Acunne
Mary D Cabavino
I Weesy W. Bits
Delaware
Erator
David L. Lowell
Cummeriana Avenue
Bieck
Waliam Walton
Lemoyne Avenue
Bieek
Waigh
Breptren
Becker
Alica St. Clinton
Detewere Street
Brooh
Samat
Dunston
Weat Orondega Street
Melisea G Mecintyre
Cawego Street
Markee Lounge
Eric Bowleverd
Joanne ¥. Sedgwick
Grant Boulevard
Frank C
Cigar & News
Worth Townsend Street
Sttock
Michelle Lanning
David M. Pontero
Second St
Solvay
Aster Streat
Ting M. Stackiewicz
West Ganenee Sirmet
Africa
T. Hammonds
Visiar Sioet
Christing M. Diller
Garfield Avene
Nikita R. Copsin
Wi Huddle Avenue
Melody J. Burnam
Hamtington Ford
Grace
North Alverd Street
Sac Roscoe
Onondege Creek Bowerard
Nakita A. Ebis
Bummer
Beck
Micheal Rangalo
Park Street
Deck
JMC
Hundshamer
Bf Westwood Reed
Michael Domrovan
Jagwan L. Davin
Lafayette Ave
West Colvin Street
Andrea J. Sullivan
Harrison Street
Gustwit
Aguere Flusche
Westcot Street
Rom Taps Bar
Sout Avenue
Tabatha . Peoples
Maveposa
Grenda
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