Hospital chiefs' pay climbs as care costs rise
Revenue records show Onondaga County four hospitals boosted executives pay from 1987 to 1988 while the system faced deficits. James Maher of Crouse Irving Memorial earned 165,331 in 1988 despite a 6.7 million loss, with 53 layoffs and further cuts six months earlier as costs rose.
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Crouse Irving Memorial Hospital
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Bombing fears linger after Flight 103 security gaps
Security chief Billie Vincent warns that aviation safeguards remain inadequate and could allow another Pan Am 103 style bombing. The 1988 attack killed 270, including Syracuse study abroad students and local residents, despite FAA warnings and post-crash improvements. Pan Am was fined $630,000 for passenger screening failures.
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U.S
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Billie Vincent
Federal Aviation Administration
Syracuse University
Town of Clay
Central New York
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Bert Ammerman
River Vale
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Tensions rise as Panamanian forces confront US bases
In Panama City, panamanian troops patrol streets near the military HQ after an American officer's killing. US troops are on maximum alert at bases along the canal while Washington blames Noriega's government and vows restraint amid calls for retaliation.
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Panama Canal
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Manuel Antonio Noriega
U.S
Washington
White House
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Floria
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Lake Placid Olympics Kickstart 1980s Era Headlines
A collage of events marks the decade start with the United States hockey victory at Lake Placid and other dramatic notes. Mount St Helens eruption, a presidential election, hostages, and notable public figures surface in brief items.
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Mount St. Helens
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Brooke Shields
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Poland Signals Radical Market Reform Plan
Poland unveils legislation to break state monopolies and shift industry to private hands. Finance Minister Balcerowicz, addressing Parliament, aims for quick adoption by January 1 to end subsidies and end 19th century doctrines in favor of market mechanisms, promising job growth and greater living standards.
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Leszek Balcerowicz
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Prague march marks brutal anniversary amid opposition chants
About 106000 people demonstrated in Prague to mark a brutal anniversary as Vaclav Havel gains support for opposition. Romania sealed its borders with Yugoslavia after clashes as Solidarity backed candidates defeated Communists. Lech Walesa may face resistance from Communist lawmakers and Solidarity allies. Bank Balcerowicz proposals aim to balance the deficit by cutting state subsidies and trimming the Communist Party funding.
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