Mayor fights county trash plant as vote looms
Mayor Lee Alexander presses to halt a $152 million county garbage burning plant, warning it could bankrupt the city. He proposes the city build its own plant for 10 to 12 million and says the county project may raise taxes and utility bills. Alexander plans to cut the water supply to the county plant to slow a statewide approval. Gerald Mingolelli Jr. says the project is far enough along for the vote and cites extensive study and political time.
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Lee Alexander
Alexander
Gerald Mingolelli Jr
Mingolelli
Rape Sentence and Fire Loss Hit Major Headlines
Convicted sex offender Joseph Smith received ten years probation in San Antonio with a condition requiring monthly chemical injections to induce impotence. Paramount Studios suffered a destructive blaze destroying a historic movie set. Editorial calls for peace as policy remains a potent tool while housing market slips in July.
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Joseph Smith
San Antonio
Onondaga County I new medical examiner and TV series feature
Sunday preview in Syracuse Herald American highlights Onondaga County’s soon to be medical examiner Dr Erik K Mitchell a Cornell and Upstate alum who will there after become chief pathologist in Dade County Florida with 1155 autopsies in the last two years Also the TV Cable Guide spotlights Janet Buber Michael Murphy in Two Marriages and authors Bonnie Butler Nafie Norma Fox Mazer plus Beverly Wirth a new children’s book Libera ce and the Adirondack Museum and J Michael Kelly report on a family fishing trip at Ausable River Lake Placid
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the Adirondacks
Syracuse Herald American
Empire Magazine
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Upstate Medical Center
Dade County
Fla
James Taylor
Adirondack Museum
J. Michael Kelly
Ausable River
Lake Placid
Lottery Winners and a Cautionary Quote
Daily Number 258 and Win Four 4880 repeat with no extra context. A closing feature notes money may not be everything but it does keep you in touch with your children.
New York State Fair Opens After Final Preparations
Crews finish paint, seating, and wiring as the 137th New York State Fair readies for a ten day statewide exposition beginning tomorrow. The event runs through Labor Day and showcases farm hoopla, stage entertainment, bands, horse shows, auto racing, tractor pulls, rides, and thousands of exhibits under the state Agriculture and Markets division.
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State Department of Agriculture and Markets
Countdown to State Fair Opens With Last Minute Prep
The term frouids tomorrow morning signals a whirlwind of final preparations as fair officials rush to stabilize the grandstand stage cover and arrange numbered seats along the dirt track. Exhibitors and vendors will spend the day setting up their temporary perches for the next 10 days amid attractions from Liberace to farm animal contests.
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Liberace
Reagan urges women to seek public office in San Diego
President Reagan urged women to not only vote but run for public office. In a speech to the Western Republican Women in San Diego he argued his administration seeks to include more women and urged participation at local state and federal levels. He defended opposing the Equal Rights Amendment and urged diverse interests beyond "women's issues."
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Reagan
Republican Women’s Leadership Forum
San Diego
White House
Maureen
Barbara Honegger
Justice Department
Congressional Trips and Travel Costs Involving Rep Wortlay Marin Horton
Summary of congressional travel including Rep Wortlay and Rep Marin with destinations in Central America Canada Japan the Mediterranean Italy Portugal England Denmark and Canada again. Costs listed for several trips include amounts such as 461.70 908.23 2021.60 1879 3020 and 866.32 with unknowns for some segments. Trips span 1981 to 1984 and cover May June November and March dates.
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Davie Marin
Far East
Canada
Japan
Okinawa
Mediterranean
Frank Horton
Italy
Portugal
England
Denmark
Congressmen Travel Abroad At Taxpayer Cost
New York lawmakers including David Martin and George Wortley are on trips to Asia and Europe funded by taxpayers. Public Citizen criticizes 13 of 535 members for travel since 1981, citing Sen. Alfonso D Amato’s Italian trip as wasteful spending.
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New York
Thailand
Guam
Far East
George Wortley
Onondaga
Madison Counties
Europe
U.S
Public Citizen
Ralph Nader
Congress
D'Amato
Alfonso D'Amato
Italy
Margaret Peterson
Martin
South Korea
China
Pacific
Aeptin
Thomas Franjola
Watertown
Wortley
House Banking Committee
United States
D’amato
Joan Claybrook
John Zagame
State Department
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