Baldwinsville Couple Probed Over Phony $50 Bills
Local officials probe whether Baldwinsville residents Carleton and Colleen Cotton are tied to a Canadian counterfeit ring after a May 2 incident at Carousel Center and other area malls. Prosecutor Berry notes $50 fake notes circulate near real bills, with potential 15 year penalties. Carleton jailed on $10,000 cash or $20,000 bond.
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Baldwinsville
Onondaga County
Paul Berry
Carleton Cotton
Wie
Colleen
Theodalite Drive
Buffalo
Hamilton
Ontario
Florida
Berry
Syracuse Area
Carousel Center
Public Safety Building
Bicyclist Faces Drug Charges In Syracuse
An 18 year old Syracuse man riding a bicycle was stopped and accused of possessing crack cocaine. Police said he discarded 27 packets totaling 5.4 grams on approach and kept a drug scale in his pocket. He and another man were riding after 1:30 a.m. near Oak Street and headed to a woman's house before fleeing Burnet Avenue.
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Syracuse
Alexander J. Jones
Temple St
Jones
Oak Street
Burnet Avenue
Fred Baunce
Baunee
Neighbor charged in burglary case in Syracuse
A 26 year old Syracuse man Amadis Hunter of 400 Oakwood Ave is charged with felony burglary and misdemeanor petit larceny and criminal possession of stolen property after a neighbor’s home on Oakwood Avenue was burglarized. Police said items stolen include a television set a Nintendo game and cartridges and an 18 inch gold necklace. The resident Sharon Gomes returned home to find the goods missing.
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Syracuse
Amadis Hunter
Oakwood Ave
Oakwood Avenue
Sharon Gomes
Walian
Village to hear new cat control law
East Syracuse trustees will consider a revised cat control law at 7 p.m. in the municipal building on 204 N Center St. The plan shifts liability to cat owners for pet actions and damages, replacing the prior four-cat limit proposal that drew protests from about 25 residents. Enforcement would fall to DeWitt's animal control officer if approved.
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East Syracuse
DeWitt
N. Center St
Syracuse
Delay sought in sale of Split Rock land
Assemblywoman Joan Christensen asks Governor Cuomo to delay the June 18 sale of 94 acres at Split Rock near Syracuse. Bidding starts at 45000 dollars. She seeks a one year delay to let local agencies raise funds to preserve the site for history and recreation. A portion once housed Semet-Solvay explosives plant.
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Joan Christensen
Syracuse
Mario Cuomo
Split Rock
Onondaga
State of
New York
Christensen
Cuomo
Semet-Solvay Co
Solvay Process Company
City schools to hold health curriculum public hearing
Syracuse school district officials schedule a 3 to 5 p.m. Thursday public hearing in the district office board room at 725 Harrison Street. They will present the recently revised health and safety curriculum for grades K through 12, brought by the district's professional responsibilities steering committee.
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Syracuse
Harrison St
Sue Weibezahl Naylor
Charity golf tourney aids Community General Hospital
A June 15 charity golf tournament at the Cavalry Club in Manlius expects to raise more than 70000 for Community General Hospital. About 150 golfers tee off at 1 p.m. with a local pro guiding each foursome over 18 holes. A 1992 Lexus awaits a hole-in-one, plus prizes for longest drive and closest to the pin, ending with a 7 p.m. dinner and awards banquet.
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Community General Hospital
Cavalry Club
Manlius
Lexus
Perot rally draws 850 supporters as an independent
At a Perot rally in the area, 850 supporters heard Remy Perot, a lawyer and Ross Perot's distant relative, praise independence and change while attendees voiced mixed views on his approach. The event added volunteers and raised funds through T-shirts and buttons, with estimates of signatures needed for ballot access and costs to host.
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Ross Perot
Remy
Perot
New York
Onondaga
Madison Counties
Peter Adams
North Syracuse
CNY People
U S plans helicopter drug raids in Caribbean and Central America
The administration plans to deploy about a dozen Black Hawk helicopters, supplied by the Pentagon, to carry DEA agents and local authorities on rapid raids against air and smuggling ships in Guatemala, the Dominican Republic, and Jamaica. Estimated cost is 30 million dollars over two years. The operation aims to curb drug trafficking amid Coast Guard shifts and refugee flows. The plan, approved by an NSC panel, originated with DEA chief Bonner and received sign‑offs from Attorney General Barr Defense Secretary Cheney and CIA Director Gates. No consultation with the target governments has occurred.
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Bush Administration
Pentagon
Central America
Caribbean
Washington Post
National Security Council
Guatemala
Dominican Republic
Jamaica
Drug Enforcement Administration
U.S
State Department
DEA
U.S. Coast Guard
White House
Robert C. Bonner
William P. Barr
Defense
Richard B. Cheney
CIA
Robert M. Gates
More money sought to oust Saddam Hussein
The Bush Administration proposes nearly tripling the 15 million covert action budget to 40 million for fiscal 1993 to topple Saddam Hussein. Los Angeles Times reports the request reflects frustration at his resilience after Desert Storm and aims to bolster a program begun in May 1991 to destabilize the regime and aid internal opposition.
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Saddam Hussein
CIA
Iraq
Los Angeles Times
U.sted
Hussein
Bush
U.S
Canastota senior Catherine Price earns academic honor
Catherine Price, a Canastota High School senior and daughter of John and Patricia Price, was chosen for her academic achievements. She participates in National Honor Society, Students Against Driving Drunk, and field hockey, and works as a science lab aide. She hopes to attend the University of Notre Dame and admires people who overcome disabilities.
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Catherine
Canastota High School
John
Patricia Price
Nottingham High School Senior Playwright Featured
TyQuill, a senior at Nottingham High School and daughter of Linda Sullivan, is celebrated for her achievements as a playwright. She cites writing as her secret to success and lists Rough Times Live, Teen Talk, choir and acting among her hobbies. She aims to attend Colgate University and admires Zora Neale Hurston for her writing style.
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TyQuill
Nottingham High School
Linda Sullivan
Colgate University
Zora Neale Hurston
WWII fighter reached under ice in Greenland
CHAMELEE Ga After boring 257 feet into the Greenland Ice cap a team recovering six P 38 fighters from a World War II crash reached their first plane early Sunday morning The 15 member crew began burrowing in May They plan to widen the cavity and then dismantle the plane to bring it to the surface
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Greenland
Chamelee
High School Seniors Named For Achievements At Henninger And East Syracuse Mino
Chris Cameron a Henninger High senior and son of Joanne Cameron plus Tara a senior at East Syracuse Minoa High School are honored for achievements in academics and visual arts. Cameron serves as co president of Students Against Driving Drunk and holds multiple clubs roles. Tara cites family and friends as encouragement and aims for Syracuse University or Alfred University. Walt Disney is praised as an admired figure for animation and public entertainment without sex or violence.
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Chris
Henninger High School
Joanne Cameron
Tara
East Syracuse-Minoa High School
John
Mary Ellen Pease
Syracuse University
Alfred University
Walt Disney
Nicole Norris Honors Priorities and College Aim
Nicole Norris, a Liverpool High senior, credits setting priorities, balancing work at TRI-R Pharmacy with study and social life. She aims for Cornell University, lists her brothers Scott and David as role models, and notes a 15 to 20 hour weekly job.
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Cornell University
Tri-R Pharmacy
Scott
David
Corcoran High Senior Erica Meier Leads Campus Activities
Erica Meier, a Corcoran High senior, leads as soccer team captain and senior class president. She co leads Environment Conscious Organized Students, serves as NHS vice president, and participates in Ski Club and Spanish Club, with college plans at Clark University in Worcester for environmental technology and society.
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Clark University
Worcester
Mass
Paul Burns
Syracuse University
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