California voters pull the plug on Rancho Seco nuclear plant
Sacramento Municipal Utility District begins shutting down the 15 year old Rancho Seco reactor after voters reject a ballot referendum by 53.4 to 46.6 percent in Sacramento County. Randhn Leen to reach cold shutdown within 77 hours as officials say they follow the will of the people.
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Sacramento
Rancho Seco
Randhn Leen
David Baggs
Sacramento Municipal Utility District
Sacramento County
State Capitol
Bejing Martial Law Leader Li Peng Appears Before Soldiers
Li Peng resurfaced in public in Beijing as martial law kept the city in chaos. He urged troops at the Great Hall of the People, while foreign nationals fled by air as hundreds of trucks delivered new supplies. Eyewitness reports suggest the final assault on Tiananmen Square was poorly coordinated, with defections and desertions among troops.
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Beijing
Li Peng
Tiananmen Square
Showers and Storms Forecast Through The Weekend
A pattern of showers is possible tonight with a 4 shower window. Some showers may become thunderstorms on Friday as the system moves through the region. Details indicate rounding to the latest forecast with lingering rain chances into the weekend.
Canastota Student Leader Leaves for Leaders Trip
John Wiegand of Canastota departs for a visit with student leaders, moving quickly after his assignment. The short note mentions a rapid departure within a day, highlighting his role and destination.
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John Wiegand
Canastota
EPA identifies 200 plus plants with cancer risk in 37 states
The EPA named Finch, Pruyn, & Co. in Glens Falls and Sherburne’s Chesesbrough-Ponds as among 200 plus plants in 37 states releasing toxic chemicals. Sherburne’s plant, now Sherwood Medical, is closing and will shut by month’s end. spokeswomen offered few details.
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Washington
Environmental Protection Agency
New York
Finch, Pruyn, & Co
Glens Falls
Chesesbrough-Ponds
Sherburne
Sherwood Medical
State adds 24 locations to list
The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation added 24 sites to a list of hazardous waste locations during 1988 to March 1989. In Syracuse the Winkelman Co on Teall Avenue and Clark Concrete at 372 W. Hiawatha Blvd. were contaminated with PCB tainted oil from transformer equipment.
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Syracuse
New York
State Department of Environmental Conservation
Peter Winkelman Co., Inc
Teall Avenue
Clark Concrete Co., Inc
W. Hiawatha Blvd
AIDS travel bans spark anger at global AIDS conference
At the Fifth International Conference on AIDS in Montreal researchers officials and activists condemn country travel bans on infected people. Reports say Denmark and England travelers faced entry difficulties to the United States threatening hopes for a 1992 Boston AIDS conference.
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Montreal
Boston
Denmark
England
United States
City plans facelift for 300 block of South Salina Street
Syracuse City Hall proposes a 3.1 million project to strip old facades and restore brick fronts on the 300 block between Fayette and Jefferson Streets. The plan includes new sidewalks and trees with a 675000 loan and 675000 in additional funding. Merchants organized as Heart of Downtown Association backing the effort with Downtown Committee input to beautify and boost business.
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Salina Street
Syracuse
Joe Maréane
Fayette and
Jefferson Streets
Clinton ‘Square
Addis & Tay's
McDonalds
Economy 1 Book & Statiopery
City Hall
Heart of Downtown Association
Marcane
Downtown Committee
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Sten
Tatendeinen
Associated Press
Herald-Journal
Vpacktipt. Page AG
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