Syracuse salaries hover near national average before job losses hit
Syracuse area workers earned about 19 419 dollars annually in 1986, slightly above the national average of 19 200, but economists warn that projected losses in high paying factory and construction jobs will sap figures next year.
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Threet County
New York
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Rockland
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Alaska
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Roger Evans
Ment
Allied Signal Corp
Solvay
Carrier Corp
Nine Mile Point 2
Oswego
Dome Talks Pay Off Resolution Ends Long SU City Dispute
After months of talks, Syracuse University wins tax exempt status for the Dome and the city collects 75 cents on each ticket, plus taxes already paid, totaling at least 1000000 dollars annually. Mayor Tom Young and Chancellor Melvin Eggers announce the settlement in Albany with Harrigan and Sawyer present.
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Tom Young
Melvin Eggers
Michael Sawyer
Chamber of Commerce
Toam
Young
AIDS tests begin on humans in Zaire France
Scientists from Zaire and France have started a first human trial of an AIDS immunization strategy aimed at boosting killer lymphocytes in people already exposed to the virus but not yet ill. The work, led by Dr Lurhuma and Dr Zagury, began last September under local approval and ethics rules. Preliminary results, based on blood tests, are not expected until late 1967.
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Zaire
France
Lurhuma
University of
Kinshasa
Daniel Zagury
University of Paris
Legislature to Approve Elderly Drug Plan Today
The Associated Press reports state lawmakers expected to pass a subsidized prescription drug program for seniors in Albany. Assembly Speaker Stanley Fink backs a compromise with Senate leader Warren Anderson, aiming for Governor Cuomo's signature. The plan keeps senior costs similar for generic and brand name drugs and introduces a prescription pad measure to influence prescribing.
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State Assembly
Stanley Fink
Fink
Senate
Warren Anderson
Binghamton
Mario Cuomo
Senator North acted alone in Iran Contra scheme
Senate Intelligence Committee chair David Durenberger says after 12 days of testimony Oliver North controlled the arms diverting profits to Nicaraguan rebels with no White House involvement implied. Christopher Dodd on tour in Nicaragua says Hasenfus may testify before committees.
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Oliver North
Iran
David Durenberger
R-Minn
White House
Donald Regan
Ollie North
Durenberger
Christopher Dodd
D-Conn
Nicaragua
U.S
Eugene Hasenfus
Inouye Heads Senate Probe On Watergate Fallout
Senator Daniel Inouye, known for his steadfast stance on the Watergate committee, leads a new Senate inquiry. Reports mention Casey’s link to North under scrutiny after fresh disclosures. A Carter era CIA head urges firing Reagan aides including Regan and Shultz.
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Watergate Committee
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Casey
North
CIA
Carter
Reagan
Donald Regan
George Shultz
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