Banks Cut Credit to NiMo Over Nine Mile Point 2 Problems
Two local banks have cut credit to Niagara Mohawk Power Corp amid issues at Nine Mile Point 2 nuclear plant. Officials said the move intensifies Niagara Mohawk’s need for 55 million dollars in PSC relief and highlights management and safety hurdles delaying restart. Chairman William Donlon warned of limited time to secure breathing room as the Oswego reactor remains shut since December 1987, with restart hoped for September after addressing NRC concerns.
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Showers Possible Tonight With a 60 Toward Evening
Weather notes forecast showers and possible thunderstorms with a low near 60 tonight. Saturday should be mostly sunny with a high around 70, and showers end by then.
Can Canastota hosts Boxing Hall of Fame opening event
Weekend sports roundup notes Sunday Silence pursuit of a Triple Crown and the Boxing Hall of Fame opening in Canastota. Lares leads upstart Warriors past Irondequoit in lacrosse semifinals. Lakers struggle as NBA series progresses.
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It's no bull Cuomo on Hoffmanns farm story
Albany report reveals State Sen Nancy Hoffmann owned a prize bull named Cuomo. The 800-pound animal was born to Phoebe a prize-winning cow after Gov Mario Cuomo attended the State Fair two years earlier and inspired the name.
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Franklin Square Opens With 19th Century Style Park Dedication
Franklin Square in Oil City nears completion after months of street, sidewalk, and landscape upgrades by the city and Pyramid Cos. A dedication ceremony with free food and entertainment marks the turnover of the park to residents as red brick portals welcome visitors and streets are reimagined.
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Deng praises troops for crushing student protests in China
Deng Xiaoping public appearance marks over three weeks with televised address to PLA officers. He lauded the crackdown on the pro democracy demonstrations as dissidents and supporters face arrests in several provinces amid reports of hundreds or thousands of Beijing residents killed.
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Bush Hopeful China Unity Amid Murky Crisis
President Bush said he remained hopeful China would come together despite a troubling internal strife. He noted the situation was very murky and even he could not reach top Chinese leaders by phone, describing the line as busy during his first televised news conference.
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AIDS vaccine hope grows at Montreal conference
Doctors warn against false optimism while researchers led by Jonas Salk report post infection vaccination may block HIV progression in chimpanzees. Surveys of 600 physicians show bias against blacks women and homosexuals and call for higher sensitivity in AIDS patient care.
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