Syracuse air titled not as bad as ranked
State environmental officials say Syracuse’s air quality was never dangerously polluted and the city ranked 25th of 65 in a federal carbon monoxide list. They criticize the ranking method used by the federal agency, arguing the metric overstated local pollution compared with larger cities like Pittsburgh Cleveland and Houston.
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Lovers and ex-lover killer die in hotel parking shooting
Gary L French 30 of Liverpool fatally shot his former girlfriend Margie Annie 38 of North Syracuse outside the Airport Holiday Inn in Salina then chased by witnesses to a Buckley Road bridge over the Thruway where he killed himself. He fell to the road and was hit by a state trooper.
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Gary L Prench
Buckley Road
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Liverpool
Thruway
Onondaga County
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Syracuse
University Hospital
Man shoots rival slays wife and self in Syracuse
In Syracuse a man angered by his wife's affair wounded her lover at the Centro bus gala, then killed his wife Dorothy Carmon and himself in Nedrow. Officer Frank Ridgeway, 42, and bus driver James McBride were wounded. both Carmons died from self-inflicted gunshot injuries in the tan Toyota Celica. Police reported the early morning incident around 6:20 am near East and South Salina streets.
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Onondaga County Sheriff's Deputies
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Nedrow
Roy Catton
Dorothy Carmon
Syracuse
Roy Carmon
Offi Belle Ave
Frank R
Hawley Avenue
Pringle
Rod Carr
Candifé
Dorothy
Carmen
County records block stirs ethics probe in Onondaga
New York ethics investigators hit a roadblock as Onondaga County officials refuse to disclose more than 7000 pages of campaign records. The probe examines bribe-like contracts and fund-raising schemes tied to county and city agencies, with past indictments and convictions in the 1977 to 1982 period coloring County Executive politics.
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Ethics Commission
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New York
Onondaga County
State Commission On Government Integrity
Melvin Zimmer
Nicholas Pirro
GOP
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John Mulroy
Andreoli
Reagan brands Soviets breaking treaty ahead of Gorbachev summit
President Reagan accuses the Soviet Union of treaty violations four days before General Secretary Mikhail Gorbachev arrives for a third superpower summit. The White House warns the charges could complicate ratification of a missile destruction pact as Marlin Fitzwater calls the talks a meeting of enemies. The administration cites radar moves toward Moscow and Kiev and ongoing violations of the 1972 Anti Ballistic Missile Treaty.
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Kiev
Congress
Fans snap up bowl tickets in SU Sugar Bowl rush
A week after Orange Pack Director Joe Szombathy estimated Syracuse might not sell its 12506 tickets, the final 3500 $20 Sugar Bowl tickets were snapped up at the Carrier Dome. Remaining options for in-person attendance in New Orleans are travel packages via agencies or individual package deals, with fans having already mailed money to secure seats.
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