NY law warns 900 numbers may cost more than expected
About 650 New Yorkers opened a matchbook offer promising a Gold Card or fast cash loan after a $50 call. The fine print, hidden behind matches, warned of the price. Attorney General Robert Abrams compared the concealment to Holmes with a magnifying glass. Callers of 900 USA CARDS or USA LOAN may recover fees.
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Area medics await duties as Iraq war unfolds at Walter Reed
Civilians from Central New York like Bill Nickal and Mary join Army Reserve units to train at Walter Reed Army Medical Center. Since Feb 1, 59 locals from Chittenango to Utica aid the war effort, preparing for mass casualties while awaiting deployment or discharge to free beds for Gulf I casualties.
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Bush seeks Iraqi pullout in four days amid ground war
The countdown to G Day tightens as Bush urges Iraqi withdrawal within four days after agreement to a ground offensive. Gorbachev is urged to add three conditions disclosure of minefields and release of prisoners while Moscow reports no contact since Tariq Aziz left with Gorbachev.
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Iraq to respond to Soviet peace proposal amid war
Iraqi media reported Saddam Hussein and the Revolutionary Command Council studied the Soviet plan and would decide on a response. After heavy bombardment Baghdad residents enjoyed a night without air attacks. Allied forces hit Iraqi vehicles in Kuwait, destroying 28 tanks and 26 other vehicles plus three large guns. About 300,000 Iraqi troops in Kuwait theater along with the Republican Guard remain combat ready.
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Local Snow Blankets Streets. Lottery, Obituary, Sports Highlighted
A fragmented local news item notes snowblanketing streets, a lottery result, an obituary entry, and a brief sports note. Key names or dates are unreadable, but the page shows multiple community notices and event references amid the wintry weather.
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Critics call Bush's energy plan weak
President Bush's national energy plan draws skeptics in Congress as critics say it underemphasizes fuel efficiency and conservation while boosting oil drilling and nuclear power. Energy Secretary James Watkins faced questions before the Senate Energy Committee as lawmakers prepare a legislative package.
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Area census ranking dips for Syracuse metro
The Syracuse three county metro area dropped from 53rd to 61st in national rankings as Onondaga Madison and Oswego counties grew 2.6 percent to 653,864 residents during the 1980s. Onondaga up 1.1 percent Oswego 6.9 percent Madison 6.1 percent Syracuse down 3.9 percent. State officials cite migration from central cities to suburbs.
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