AIDS expert urges compassion at Syracuse temple service
Dr. Russell Tomar, SUNY Health Science Center pathology professor, spoke to more than 100 at Temple Concord about AIDS compassion, education, and government action. He cited stats on infections, deaths, and projections, stressing early education and cautions about the AZT antidote timeline.
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Temple Society of Cord
Russell Tomar
Suny Health Science Center
Witten
Union of American Hebrew Congregations
Theodore Levy
Temple Concord
Levy
Tomar
New York City
Upstate
New York
Tax protester Rowlee goes to trial in political case
In Syracuse federal court, E Kevan Rowlee, founder of the New York Patriot Society for Individual Liberty Association, defends himself against charges of conspiracy to defraud the government, filing false statements, mail fraud and aiding abetting mail fraud. The government portrays him as leading a decade long scheme selling tax scams, while defense argues free speech and redress of grievances. IRS witnesses described a Patriot movement claiming wages weren't taxable and urging avoidance of banks, with newsletters calling IRS agents the devil and the Gestapo.
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E. Kevan Rowlee
Rowlee
New York
U.S
Craig Benedict
Green
Emory St
New York Patriot Society For Individual Liberty Association
Benedict
Howlee
Internal Revenue Service
Howtee
Bret Rowlee
IRS
Robert L. McIntyre
Ronge
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Patriots
McIntyre
New
Hawlee
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Stan Linhorst City Editor December 5 Feature
Stan Linhorst City Editor leads Saturday pages with byline and news highlights. The brief notes the veteran journalist handling anticipated features and local coverage for the December 5 edition.
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Stan Linhorst
Hepatitis A outbreak in Onondaga adds nine cases
After a quiet spell nine new hepatitis A cases were reported in Onondaga County, bringing total infections to 112 since late May. Health Commissioner James Miller cited unclear origins and noted six cases occurred Thursday and Friday, while several involve food handlers. The outbreak linked to cocaine use accounts for about half the cases. in July the county required restaurant workers to wear gloves and began fining violators. Miller urged continued glove use as the outbreak persists.
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Onondaga County
James Miller
Resta
Miller
Miller Sai
Gold leaf restoration planned for Oil City carousel horses
About 42 hand carved wooden horses from a Long Branch carousel will be restored by a Connecticut artist to their original luster. The project, led by S amid Companies and Salli Tuozzoli, aims to surface the horses as a centerpiece of a future Carousel Center Shopping Mall on Onondaga Lake. Restoration could take about a year and cost more than the original $30 per horse, with 23 carat gold leaf painting planned on some parts.
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Samid Companies
Long Branch Amusement
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Onondaga Lake
Bill Finkenstein
Finkenstein
Philadelphia Toboggan Co
Einkenstein
Salli Tuozzoli
Pyramid
Roseland Amusement Park
Canani Bua
Longlanc
Louisville
Worcester
creecJourne
Cart 5
Singham
William Finkenstein
Bristol
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