Federal judges move courts to summer camps on lakes
Summer sessions see U S District Court judges McAvoy Munson and McCurn holding hearings near their lake camps. They justify bringing courts to the people while critics allege use of taxpayer housing and courthouse renovations near vacation retreats. Factors cited include population shifts, prison cases, and fair jury selection.
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Syracuse
Binghamton
U.S. District Court
Thomas J. McAvoy
Watertown
McAvoy
Howard G. Munson
Fulton
Auburn
Munson
Otisto Lake
Neal P. McCurn
Utica
McCurn
Fourth Lake
Old Forge
McCain
Vatican to renew ties with Poland under papal envoy plan
Pope John Paul II moves to reestablish full diplomatic relations with Poland by sending a Holy See envoy to Warsaw. A Vatican letter dated April 31 says the decision aims for full ties soon, with talks on a state Convention ongoing and an envoy to participate in finalizing the text. Relations with 117 countries noted.
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Vatican City
John Paul II
Warsaw
Vatican
Poland
Holy See
Ceca
Josef Glemp
Apostolic See
Rome
John Paul
Rivalry Blamed For Loss Of Central NY Board Seat
In Albany a Republican lawyer lost a Patronages post up to ten thousand dollars yearly, blaming his defeat on a professional rift with state Senator Tarky Lombardi Jr. Lombardi, head of the Senate Finance Committee, controls Central New York Regional Transportation Authority appointments. Richard Grossman of Syracuse was removed from the board after a Senate vote. Lombardi denied responsibility, while Onondaga County leader William Sanford suggested staff chatter hinted the nomination would be viewed unfavorably. The county legislature traditionally submits two names per opening to Gov. Cuomo, who selects the first, sending it to the Senate for confirmation. Republicans sought to replace Grossman with Hyman Miller of Fayetteville, recently retired from the county.
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Albany
Pateonags
Tarky Lombardi Jr
Lombardi
Senite Finance Committee
Central New York Regional Transportation Authority
State Senate
Richard Grossman
Syracuse
William Sanford
Onondaga County
Grossman
Mario Cuomo
Cuomo
Senate
Hyman Miller
Fayetteville
One Man's First Bill Faces Long Legislative Run
Harold Brown Jr sits with a staffer in the New York Assembly to push a bill authorizing Onondaga County to sell unused Marcellus Park land to the village for senior housing. The 1989 session ends with few chances for passage, as Brown awaits fall action.
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Brown
Onondaga County
Marcellus Park
New York
Tammy Lomas
Central New Yorkers soak up sun at Green Lakes State Park
About 4 600 people crowded Green Lakes State Park in Manlius as sunny skies and 80 degree temperatures kick off a holiday weekend. Foreseeable heat continues into Monday with near 90s. Fireworks displays are planned nightly through Tuesday at Moyers Corners and along Otisco and Skaneateles lakes with venues in Carnillus, Cazenovia, Cicero, DeWitt, Manlius and Liverpool.
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Green Lakes State Park
Manlius
Abe
Moyers Corners
Otisto
Skaneateles Lakes
Carnillus
Cazenovia
Cicero
DeWitt
Long Branch Park
Liverpool
County seeks FAA rules on landfill near airport
Onondaga County halts nearly all testing for a proposed Van Buren landfill as a small airport near Camillus Airport threatens the project. Officials urge FAA to set national policy on waste sites near airports, amid calls for a uniform rule for siting landfills to avoid bird strikes or engine hazards.
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Onondaga County
van Buren
Federal Aviation Administration
Nicholas Pirro
FAA
York City
Camillus
Pottery Road
Hancock International Airport
Donald Lawless
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Miller
Bent
George Schunck
Jean
Harold Brown Jr
Assembly Chamber
Bills
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Ole