Manlius Restricts Picketing In Front Of Homes
Manlius Town Council unanimously passes a law making it a potential 60 day jail term and $500 fine to carry a sign in front of a single residence. The ordinance allows picketing near two or more homes or in business districts and aims to protect residents’ peace.
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Manlius
Capria
Raymond Dague
Syracuse
Dague
Leo N. Capria Jr
Hiscock & Barclay
Manlins
John Curtis
Posters offer $26000 reward for Harris family killers
New York State Police distribute 10000 posters and 18000 cards across nine Central New York counties offering a 26000 reward for information leading to arrests in the Dec 22 murder of Tony Harris, his wife Dodie, and their two children. No suspect sketches included. investigators emphasize finding the killers, not credit-card users.
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Peter Morenus
State Police
Carl Shaver
Harris Family
Harrises
Warren
Tony” Harris
Dolores
Dodie” Harris
Shelby
Marc
Ellis Hollow Road
New York
Harris
Pater
Ope
Bush outlines cash needs for drug war 1991 plan
President Bush proposes a 1991 budget of at least 10.5 billion dollars, more than 10 percent above current spending, to fund a broader drug war. Senator Biden counters with over 5 billion dollars more, targeting five high intensity regions and expanded death penalty provisions for drug offenses. The plan, presented to publishers, follows Bennett's national drug control strategy as a companion to the first initiative.
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Washington
Bush
N. Joseph R. Biden Jr
D-Del
Judiciary Committee
Biden
New York
Los Angeles
Miami
Houston
California
Arizona
New Mexico
Texas
Drug War Strategy Seeks Multisector Action Across Agencies
A draft outlining a national drug strategy calls for intensified law enforcement, expanded treatment and prevention, and a Pentagon program of about 1.2 billion dollars in 1991 targeting trafficking. It notes U.S. counties face prison disruptions linked to drug activity and cites past funding levels and policy aims.
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Associated Press
Pentagon
Bush Administration
Congress
Windy mild tonight with showers tapering to rain
A windy mild night continues with rain tapering to showers. Friday remains cloudy with a 60 percent chance of rain or snow showers.
Teen fired from Burger King for shoulder-length hair
Mark Wickes, a 16 year old Henninger High School honors student, was fired from Burger King on Erie Boulevard East for having hair that extended past his collar. His employer said the length violated dress standards after ongoing warnings and a recent trim failed to satisfy rules.
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Burger King
Mark Wickes
Henninger High School
le Moyne
Erie Blvd
Wickes
Hillsdale Ave
Eastwood
Rich Strage
Miracle mom and baby overcome death in Spartanburg
Deborah Jennings, 22, a diabetic mother, faced doctors who urged abortion for health reasons. Her son Billy O Neal weighed 8 pounds 9 ounces at birth after a cesarean while Jennings suffered a four minute heart arrest. Both survived and left Spartanburg Regional Medical Center with faith and gratitude.
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Spartanburg
S.C
Deborah Jennings
Billy O'Neal
Spartanburg Regional Medical Center
Debbie Dalhouse
Jennings
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National Drug Control Policy
William J. Bennett
Colombia’s
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U.S
Intan
Barry Jr
Ziggy
AIG Entertainment
Gantey
Joe
Michael Edwards
Orangemen
Corp
Billy
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