Willow power moves from field to furnace at SUNY station
At a Syracuse area research station the Willow Biomass Program grows thousands of willows on 11 tracts near I 81 and Route 80 to test a fuel source for electricity. Clones from native cuttings thrive in Central New York soil, reaching 40 feet in three years and yielding seven to nine tons per acre yearly with proper care.
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Tully Valley
New York
Daniel J. Robison
State University of New York College of Environmental Science and Forestry
Syracuse
Interstate 81
Route 80
Edwin White
Jackie Onassis Undergoing Cancer Treatment
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis has non-Hodgkin's lymphoma and has been receiving chemotherapy for a month. A family spokeswoman said the treatment has not disrupted her duties as a Doubleday editor, with an excellent prognosis and optimistic doctors.
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New York
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis
Onassis
Nancy Tuckerman
Doubleday
Manhattan
Tuckerman
John F. Kennedy
Aristotle Onassis
Debra Marks Found Guilty In Auburn Sister Killings
Debra Marks, 24, was convicted in Cayuga County Court Auburn of killing her sister Donna Marks during a June robbery. The jury found all four charges proven. sentencing is set for February 24 with a potential 25 to life term. Relatives expressed relief and sorrow outside the courthouse as spectators filed out.
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Debra Marks
Donna Marks
Auburn
Wayne Marks
Moravia
Gwen Marks
Donna
Debra
Cayuga County Court
Alan Siracusa
Man sentenced for deadly Thruway drunken driving crash
Robert W. Moxley II apologized in court before receiving a four to 12 year prison term for the July 24 Thruway crash near Canastota that killed four people from Canada. He pleaded guilty to second-degree manslaughter in a plea deal covering 19 charges. authorities called the case one of the most horrific in the prosecutor’s decade.
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Thruway
Madison County
Robert W. Moxley II
William F. O’brien
Wampsville
O' Brien
Moxley
Delside Drive
Delhi
Delaware County
Canastota
Hayford
Kwesk
Otu
Jean Gat Asebi-Boachie
Asebi-Boachie
Derrick
Marian Opoku-Agymeng
Canada
Vernon Downs
Ibroad
Donald P. Cerio Jr
Activist plans Cuba trip as protest against embargo
Truxton resident Hank Strunk, 59, joins International Pastors for Peace caravan to Cuba to challenge U S embargo policy. He has protested in Nicaragua El Salvador and Guatemala and at the Syracuse federal building, even shouting at ex Vice President Dan Quayle. The caravan seeks nonviolent confrontation training in Laredo then crossing into Mexico to press for change.
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United States
Nicaragua
el Salvador
Guatemala
Federal Building
Syracuse
Dan Quayle
Strunk
Truxton
U.S
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Illegal cigarette sales to minors top study findings
A Roswell Park Cancer Institute study reports U S stores illegally sold minors 255 million packs in 1991. Researchers estimate 2.7 million youths aged 12 to 18 smoke, with 1991 ages ranging 16 to 19 across states. California Texas and New York saw the highest illegal sales.
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Michael Cummings
New York
Roswell Park Cancer Institute
American Journal of Public Health
Cummings
United States
California
Texas
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Cammy Myler
Adic Titan Oe 2
Tully
RAND
Daniel J. Robinson
Jackie Onassis
New York Times News Service
Ziggy
RSA
Myias
Wayne
Marjorie Marks
Thursday
Hank
Vietnam
Says Strunk
Laredo
Mexico
Seneer Yackel
G. Hank Strunk
Ograp
Page Alo
Washington
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