Break in heat as cooler air eases New York state power strain
Central New York enjoyed relief as cooler air moved in after a lengthy Fourth of July heat wave. Temperatures near 92 at Hancock Airport were short of the all time high, while outages affected about 5,500 homes. Niagara Mohawk Power reported mid day blackouts from overloaded cables and transformers, with restoration by early evening.
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Backyard star gazer builds 35 foot observatory in Clay
Dana Sidoran 31 builds a backyard observatory behind his Clay home after a year of work with help from his father. He saved for a telescope for three years paying 365 dollars monthly. He recalls a boyhood dream and hopes to someday help discover something in space with his family.
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City Editor Stan Evans Leads Tuesday July 5 1983 Page Bl
Stan Evans is listed as City Editor with contact number 470 2265 for a Tuesday July 5 1983 edition page Bl. The brief staff notice assigns Evans and provides the newsroom contact point for readers seeking information or corrections.
Nine Mile 1 back on line hits customers with high costs
Niagara Mohawk says Nine Mile 1 near Oswego resumed operation ahead of schedule after a 1982 shutdown for pipe repairs. Replacement power costs reached about $39 million, or $16.16 per customer, with repairs costing $60 million to be phased into rates. The plant’s restart used Canadian hydro imports and a NY Power Pool contract, while PSC review on an $211 million rate increase continues.
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Fourteen Syracusans to testify in state probe hearings
Fourteen Syracusans will testify at a Buffalo hearing closing a state probe into abuses in minority business enterprise programs. The Syracuse MEK program head and a Syracuse Black Beacership Con official are among those expected to appear, as investigators examine MBEs and verification processes amid nationwide industry scrutiny.
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Liverpool man dies after Onondaga Lake crash
Joseph Falasco aged 43 of Liverpool died from injuries after his car left the road and struck a railroad bridge abutment on Onondaga Lake Parkway last night. He was trapped about 15 minutes before rescue. autopsy to determine exact cause. Accident under investigation.
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Joseph Fatasco
Lark Path
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Sheriff's Department
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Nicholas Nami
Don Evans
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