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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1997
Page
1
Thursday night through Monday forecasts show variable conditions with temperature swings. Friday brings clouds and a chance of snow showers. Weekend cool spells follow with Sunday and Monday partly to mostly sunny then increasing clouds and milder highs.
In Lowville, 34 adult workers at a sheltered workshop were exposed to lead. Kathleen Knittel says her daughter Julianne fights a camber condition, giving her a personal stake in her new job and the facility's safety.
Local commerce note states that Fliot Fisk will face Wegmans in an opening event for a new Cicero store. The ceremony marks Wegmans expansion into the Cicero market with plans for a grand opening and community ribbon cutting.
In 1993 a nurse uncovered lead poisoning among at least 34 developmentally disabled workers at Lewis County's Association for Retarded Children sheltered workshop in Lowville. Trembley and five supervisors also contaminated as safety rules were ignored, ventilation absent, and blood monitoring not performed.
The State Association of Fire Chiefs will hold its convention at the Empire Expo on the State Fairgrounds in 1998 1999 and 2000 bringing about 21 000 volunteers exhibitors and guests to Onondaga County for the event and related activities Economic impact is estimated at 18 million with attendees occupying most hotels in the region and surrounding counties.
Reuters reported from London that mice and beetles have invaded Buckingham Palace kitchens and servants quarters. Heather Colebrook posted a memo noting pest-control measures and staff were told to store food properly. The kitchens serving Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip were not affected, a royal spokeswoman said.
Federal letters to about one million legal immigrants warn they may lose Supplemental Security Income benefits under the new welfare law unless they are citizens or specified noncitizen groups. The notices target the elderly and disabled, with average SSI payments around $410 monthly, and major batches go to California New York Florida and Texas as Clinton seeks budget changes.
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