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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1984

Page

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Pravda cites Gromyka on resuming talks over missiles

Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyka says talks will not resume until the United States shows readiness to dismantle its new nuclear missiles in Western Europe. The report appears in Pravda. Local items note no surcharge on credit sales in New York retailing. A preview of the Central New York Recreation Vehicle Show is featured. Sports recall a college game where St. John’s fell 82-81 to SU in overtime.

Andrei A. Gromyka Soviet Union United States Europe Pravda. BS New York

Snowstorm disrupts Syracuse area as schools close

Syracuse braced for heavy snow after Buffalo had 10 inches and Rochester seven. Only 1 to 2 inches fell in most Onondaga County areas. several districts closed, others ran one hour late. Roads were reported in good shape and Hancock Airport saw no delays. An eastern storm battered the region with high winds and up to 21 inches elsewhere.

Syracuse Buffalo Rochester Onondagaly Rush Altmar-Parish-Williamstown Brookfield Camden Central Square Christian Life Academy Mallory Marcellus Mount Markham Morrisville-Eaton New Berlin Pulaski Waterville Baldwinsville Academy Central School Hancock Airport Niagara Mohawk Power Corp United States Missouri New York Lower Michigan Saginaw Bay Lake Huron Pennsylvania

Niagara Mohawk to charge Nine Mile 2 costs in 1986

The New York Public Service Commission approves an extra 24 million dollar cushion for Niagara Mohawk to help cover Nine Mile 2 nuclear project costs, though final figures and billing impact remain unresolved. The decision, split among six commissioners, follows ongoing financing difficulties at the utility and will raise electricity rates by about 4 percent and gas by about 1.3 percent, with final totals due by March 14.

Albany Niagara Mohawk Power Corp Nine Mile 2 State Public Service Commission PSC Niagara Mohawk Eateck Wall Street Rosemary Pooler Syracuse Theat Tuillion Ace Atta OTK Ino Frank Oebert Robert Sanguine Ae Meapany Ob Catge Pooler Anne Mead

Candidates await verdict of New Hampshire voters

Concord AP reports New Hampshire voters opened the presidential primary with eight Democrats watching. Dixville Notch awarded Hollings 3 votes and Mondale 2 at midnight. On the Republican side Hart and Askew led, while Reagan had 15 votes overall. Voters faced 9am to 6pm timing as light snow fell across parts of the state.

Concord N.H New Hampshire Dixville Notch Balsams Hotel Ernest Hollings South Carolina Walter Mondale Gary Hart Colorado Florida Reubin Askew Reagan Hollings Dixville I Zon

Interim OCC chief threatens to quit over job guarantee

Acting president Thomas D. Sheldon says he will resign Wednesday if OCC trustees do not guarantee continued employment for Vice President John F. Blasi. He cites concerns over the presidential search and possible removal of Blasi amid SUNY Central's inquiry into OCC procedures. The five page letter outlines talks with SUNY officials about GCC politics and Blasi’s job prospects.

Ono OCC John F. Blasi Thomas D. Sheldon Sheldon Blasi Conae Ter Donald M. Blinken Suny Trustees Suny Central Blinken New York City Cornelius V. Robbins SUNY Community Colleges Robbins GCC Herald-Journal Assembly

Carrier Dome videotapes fan language at basketball games

Syracuse University officials taped foul mouthed student fans at a January 30 game against Georgetown and questioned several viewers during February home games. The Daily Orange reports the Dome director warned one student of disorderly conduct and urged leadership over troublemaking while avoiding public discussion.

Syracuse University Carrier Dome Dome The Daily Orange Orangemen Georgetown University Thomas F. Benze Benze Larry Price West Marlboro N.J Benzel Price Syracuse University of Pittsburgh Daly Grange CW. Post College Michael Holdridge

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