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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1992
Page
1
Young Umpires Aim for Majors in NY-Penn League
Young umpires in the New York Penn League study rules and enforcement as they prepare for higher levels, learning on the job while recognizing officials must apply the strike zone and game management even when they disagree with specific calls.
Recycling Enforcer Patrol Highlights County Waste Rules
Michele Loney, Onondaga County recycling enforcement officer, stops at Spring Street to discuss yard waste and bundling branches with homeowners Carl and Martha Schmidt. The county, now two years into a recycling law, reports 24.2 percent average participation, higher than the state 21 percent, with top gains in corrugated cardboard and glass bottle sorting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michele Loney
Syracuse
Spring Street
Loney
Spring St
Carl
Martha Schmidt
Schmidts
Laney
Onondaga County
New York State
Testimony ends in Kellogg murder trial
Two Pennsylvania men testified on Tuesday that they had sexual encounters with Laurie Kellogg before her husband was killed in a 12 day Seneca County Court trial in Waterloo. James Gittings, 27, a Harrisburg area supervisor, said he slept with Kellogg on three occasions starting fall 1990. Doug Leonhard and his wife were at a Harrisburg area bar with Kellogg and Bruce Kellogg on April 12, 1991, with Leonhard sitting across from Kellogg during the encounter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurie Kelloge
Pennsylvania
Kellogg
Seneca County
Dennis F. Bender
Waterloo
James Gittings
Harrisburg
Doug Leonhard
Bruce
Leonhard
Laurie Kellogg
Unseasonably Cool June Records In Syracuse Area
National Weather Service meteorologist Peter Jung noted below normal temperatures as June 21 and 22 posted highs of 55 and 56 degrees with overcast skies in Syracuse. Rainfall reached .97 inches on June 24 setting a daily record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Jung
National Weather Service
Hancock Airport
Syracuse
Weather outlook mixes warmth with short heat periods
The Old Farmers Almanac predicts a warmer than normal month with no prolonged heat waves. Showers at the start give way to sun and heat, with potential heavy rain in the middle. The month ends sunny and hot while the National Weather Service expects temperatures near to slightly cooler than average.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Weather Service
July Heat and Celebrations in Onondaga County
July features heat with a 70.9 degree average and dog days from July 3 to August 11. Fireworks planned at MacArthur Stadium July 3 and Hills Department Store July 4. Garden advice urges late fertilization, careful watering, and avoiding pruning until mid month. Seasonal produce includes blueberries raspberries and cherries with corn beans lettuce peas squash and broccoli.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Continental Congress
MacArthur Stadium
Hills Department Store
Erie Blvd
Je Witt
Julius Caesar
Cornell Cooperative Extension
Onondaga County
Cooperative Extension
Pyramid company to plead guilty in federal tax case
Clinton Contractors Inc led by Suzanne Congel will plead guilty in federal court to a felony for improper use of an $8 million Industrial Revenue Bond loan aimed at renovating Clinton Square's old post office into a plush downtown headquarters. The firm will pay a $502,000 fine plus back interest of 1 to 2 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyramid
Clinton Contractors Inc
Robert Congel
Suzanne
Congel
Clinton Square
Conger
Clinton Contractors
Chemical Bank
Bush delays offer of planes in Yugoslavia
President Bush said he would not use U S forces in Yugoslavia despite six Navy ships and 2 200 Marines ordered to patrol off the Adriatic coast He hoped their presence would pressure a cease fire during a CBS This Morning interview but he did not indicate readiness to commit troops immediately The Pentagon role and UN request awaited further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bush
U.S
Yugoslavia
Pentagon
Adriatic
CBS
United Nations
Saran 2
Unclear text tracing aid in Yugoslav coast patrol
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a UN convoy delivering food and medical supplies to a capital city off the Adriatic coast. Mentions four French vessels, a takeover by an unidentified force, and a peace initiative amid lingering conflicts. Placed within a broader setting of newly independent states and wartime disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yugoslavia
Adnale
Jodev
Congress Moves to Enshrine Abortion Rights in Law
WASHINGTON Congress acts to push abortion rights into federal statute triggering a potential veto clash with the Bush administration. The Senate Labor and Human Resources Committee weighs a Freedom of Choice Act aligning with the Supreme Court ruling that upheld abortion rights while granting states leeway to regulate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Labor and Human Resources Committee
Supreme Court
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