Chlorine Tank Car Derailment Near Minoa Stops Traffic
Railroad crews worked through the night to upright a 55-ton liquid chlorine tank car among seven derailed freight cars near Saintsville Road east of Minoa. The car was not punctured, averting a chlorine gas release that could have endangered the Minoa and Kirkville area. traffic resumed, and no evacuations were ordered. The derailment, caused by a broken rail, involved cars carrying salt, fruits, plastics, powdered milk and lumber, and marked the third incident in DeWitt yards in three weeks. The freight was bound for New England, and a conductor and flagman were unharmed.
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Minoa
DeWitt Yards
Allied Chemical Corp
Kirkville
New England
Bishop seeks quake aid for Nicaragua victims
The Most Rev David F Cunningham bishop of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Syracuse asked pastors of 169 parishes to raise money food and clothing for Nicaragua earthquake victims Catholic Relief Services has been the sole American voluntary foreign relief agency in Nicaragua for years he noted.
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David F. Cunningham
Syracuse
Nicaragua
Catholic Relief Services
Church Office For Overseas Aid
Cunningham
Catholic
Managua
Guatemala
Boone named SU librarian designate for new Center
Morell D. Boone, Syracuse University School of Library Science faculty member, named university librarian designate as the $7.5 million teaching resources center at the University of Bridgeport nears opening. Boone, a Kutztown State College education graduate and Syracuse University MLS holder, has been involved in research on library services and undergraduate residential life.
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Morell D. Boone
Syracuse University
School of Library Science
University of Bridgeport
Boone
Kutztown State College
Hobart
William Smith Colleges
First U.S. Wheat Shipment to Russia Poised to Bake Bread
United Press International reports the initial U S grain cargo to Russia could yield about 126 843 733 loaves of bread. The figure underscores the scale of the shipment and its potential impact on Russian food supply.
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U.S
United Press International
Russia
Denture Adhesive Powder Promises Firm Hold For Dentures
False teeth worries prompt use of FASTEETH Powder to secure dentures for longer steadier holds. Dentures that fit are essential to health and regular dental visits advised.
Welfare plan split state and local systems proposed
Albany reports a plan by the Temporary State Commission on the Social Services Law to abolish the giant Social Services Department and create three new administrations for financial aid Medicaid and family services. The reform would shift 400 million dollars in local welfare costs to state funding over three to five years. Commissioners and local officials say the move would streamline administration, though counties would pay more of the cost and determine locally needed services.
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Albany
N.Y
UPI
Social Services Department
State Commission On
Onondaga County
Lesceris
Wiliam T. Smith
R-Big Flats
Smith
State Medical Assistance Administration
State Department of Family Services
State Office of the Aging
New York City
County Department of Family Services
Ruling upholds rights of strikers for welfare
The New York Court of Appeals ruled that workers on strike are eligible for welfare assistance, overturning a State Supreme Court decision. The case involved 1000 telephone workers from New York Telephone Co. and the Onondaga County welfare department, with county officials warning of costs from future strikes.
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State Court of Appeals
Onondaga County Welfare Department
County Department of Social Services
John L. Lascaris
Leonard Koldin
New York Telephone Co
Lascaris
State Supreme Court
Communications Workers of America
Inmate Freed After 22 Years in Mental Hospitals
Alfred Curt von Wolfersdorf, 88, released from Binghamton State Hospital after 22 years amid a murder case involving 14 year old Robert Leonard in Milan near Poughkeepsie. Paonessa was executed. von Wolfersdorf freed after lawyer Bruce Ennis of the ACLU challenged the case and a judge ruled no evidence existed for trial. He left with his wife and daughter, wearing a ski jacket and new shoes.
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Alfred Curt von Wolfersdorf
Binghamton State Hospital
von Wolfersdorf
Joseph L. Paonessa
Robert
Faonessa
Sing Sing
Matteawan State Hospital
Binghamton
Lwyer
American Civil Liberties Union
Bruce Ennis
Pain relief with Anacin endorsed by doctors
Doctors nationwide prescribe over 50 million Anacin tablets yearly for pain. The ad claims Anacin relieves headache, dental pain, arthritis, and cold or flu aches quickly with minimal stomach upset, suggesting patients follow doctors and take Anacin.
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Quake
Su’s Boone
Diocesan Charities
Charles J. Fahey
County Departments of Family Services
Supreme Court
Richard Donovan
Dutchess County
Charles R. Kearn
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