Women protesters scale fence at Seneca Army Depot
Five women from the Women’s Encampment for a Future of Peace and Justice slipped through a 10-foot fence at the Seneca Army Depot near Romulus and spoke with civilians in housing areas. They claimed undetected entry between 1 and 5 p.m. to highlight nuclear weapons storage. They left when security was alerted. no arrests occurred.
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Romulus
Seneca Army Depot
Michelle Crone
Crone
Laura Flanders
Robert Zeranek
Zemanek
Syracuse expert says Crystal photos not prurient education aid
Dr Clive M Davis a Syracuse University social psychologist testified for the defense in a federal trial of Crystal Photo Lab workers charged with processing explicit images. He said the material does not appeal to average prurient interests and could have scientific or therapeutic value in research and sex therapy contexts.
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Crystal Photo Lab
Syracuse University
Clive M. Davis
U.S. District Court
Crystal
Anthony Petrov
James McGann
Douglas C. Pinnell
Edward Gerber
Davis
New York
Gerber
Stan Evans City Editor recalls Monday dispatch on July 11, 1983
Stan Evans, City Editor, and a Monday July 11, 1983 page blurb reflect an early 1980s newsroom routine. The brief item notes Evans, a veteran editor, steering the paper’s daily workflow with familiar desk rhythms and city desks.
Henderson defends MBE program role amid SIC probe
Emanuel B. Henderson Jr., president of the Central New York Minority Contractors and Vendors Association, says the state Commission of Investigation misdirected scrutiny toward him and minority firms. He asserts no illegal activity, cites fronts run by white businessmen, and urges SIC to examine banks and insurers that hinder minority startups.
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Emanuel B. Henderson Jr. Torlay
State Commission
Suracuse-area
Henderson
State Commission of Investigation
SIC
Syracuse-area
Syracuse
Central
Mulroy's trash plan backed by HDR tonnage report
Onondaga County officials released an HDR study estimating 413,328 tons of burnable trash generated annually in 15 towns and Syracuse. HDR suggests 370,000 tons should anchor revenue projections, with city of Syracuse and three villages alone contributing about 85,000 tons.
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Onondaga County
Syracuse
John H. Mulroy
Rock Cut Road
Omaha
Henningson, Durham & Richardson
HDR
Mulroy
Rock Cut
UQP
County Solid Waste Disposal Authority
DeWitt
Dick and Readers Discuss Sex and the Bomb Column
Readers respond to a column on Medicaid claim handling with comments from Lester Perelimut of Pearl Shoes of North Sur. He cites misposted dates and long payment delays after a private agency took over claims processing, noting a months long lag and repeated resubmissions.
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Lester Perelimut
Pearl Shoes of
North Sur
Editor Letter Highlights Medicaid Pricing Pressures and Child Safety
Dick Case criticizes Department of Health pricing for Medicaid footwear as inflated and unsustainable for providers. Letters discuss bats in homes, napthalene use, and a Cornell tip, plus a reader urging castration as a solution to child molesters and rape. John, a retired driver, calls for a strong police and inspector crackdown on overloading.
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Cornell University
Cornell
New York State
New York
John
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