Husband charged as pimp in Syracuse case
Horace Crawley, 43, of East Willow Street, was charged with first degree promotion of prostitution and endangering the welfare of a child after forcing his wife to work as a prostitute and leaving their 3 year old alone for about 90 minutes while she went to a North Salina Street tavern. Dorothy Crawley reported the incident to Syracuse police.
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East Willow Street
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Syracuse
Horace
Crawley
Muggers fire two shots during Syracuse sidewalk robbery
Syracuse police seek a man after a late Saturday robbery on London Avenue. James Bonner, 27, said two men ambushed him on West Borden Avenue at 11 10 p m, stole four rings and two gold chains, and fired two shots. Richard A. Frazier, 28, of 201 Forman Ave was later charged with first degree robbery. The gunman remained at large.
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Syracuse
London Avenue
James Bonner
West Borden Avenue
Bonner
Ti Bonner
Richard A. Frazier
Forman Ave
Teen charged with crack possession in Syracuse
Syracuse police arrested 17 year old Joey Santana of 572 Oakwood Ave after observing drug dealing on a porch at 1911 State St. Santana fled with others, dropped a bag containing eight rocks of crack cocaine, and was found with a 9 inch buck knife and $50. He faces charges of criminal possession of a controlled substance in the third and seventh degrees and loitering.
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Syracuse
Joey Santana
Oakwood Ave
State St
Santana
Incinerator cost climbs with bond gamble and EPA appeal
The project budget now tops 152 million dollars with 121 million to be funded by bonds. Reserve for debt service 18 million, interest on loans 32 million, plus 6.75 million to Onondaga County and 8 to 12 million for off site costs. Officials warn each construction day raises costs by about 11 thousand dollars due to rule changes and pollution controls. Opponents say higher costs are due to stricter standards and EPA review looms over the plan.
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Onondaga County
Resource Recovery Agency
Brigham
Deisham Hlamad Annanante
Baker
State Department of Environmental Conservation
EPA
Sierra Clubmittee
Outer Comstock Neighborhood
SU invention cleans PCB tainted earth
Syracuse University researchers unveiled a soil extractor that removes PCBs from tainted soil. The device uses high pressure gas to pull PCBs into a sludge byproduct for safe disposal, with a commercial test planned within three years and a $600000 grant supporting work.
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SU Invention
Syracuse
Tavlarides
Hinds Hall
National Institute of Environmental Health and Sciences
Wayne
Amato
Allied Signal Inc
Record number of women run in 1992 elections
The Associated Press reports a surge of female candidates in the 103rd Congress race. Roybal-Allard wins the Democratic nomination in a Los Angeles district and Cynthia McKinney tops a Georgia runoff, signaling a historic rise in women running for House and Senate seats.
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Washington
Lucille Roybal-Allard
California
Los Angeles
Cynthia McKinney
Atlanta
Georgia
Roybal-Allard
McKinney
House
Senate
Senate Judiciary Committee
Anita Hill
Supreme Court
Clarence Thomas
Florida
Ruth Mandel
Center For the American Woman and Politics
Rutgers University
New Jersey
Illinois
Carol Moseley Braun
Dianne Feinstein
Barbara Boxer
Pennsylvania
Arlen Specter
Lynn Yeakel
New York
Alfonso D’amato
Geraldine Ferraro
California budget impasse drags on in Sacramento
In Sacramento the Assembly rejected Gov. Pete Wilson’s deep education cuts as the two month old impasse over a $1.1 billion deficit continues. The Senate had sent a 57 billion budget package to the Assembly, which refused to move the school funding proposal 45-1 with Republicans abstaining. The stalemate has led to IOUs for state workers and vendors, a first since 1936.
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Calif
State Assembly
Pete Wilson
California
Assembly
Calfornia
Dan Schnur
Wilson
Senate
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