Recyclables Seen As Future Trade Amid Chicago Market
Recyclable cans and paper may join wheat and tin as hot commodities in the American marketplace. Discussions aim to allow Central New York cans bottles and newspapers to be traded on the Chicago Board of Trade. Syracuse and Oswego County officials see potential outlets for local collection programs through such contracts, with trade officials highlighting hedging and favorable pricing as markets develop.
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New York
Chicago Board of Trade
Syracuse
Mark Lichtenstein
Oswego County
Lichtenstein
New York State Association of Redaction, Reuse
Reeveling
Chicago
NASA claims stars hold their planets
NASA states that stars possess orbiting planets, a bold assertion about planetary systems beyond our own. The wording suggests ongoing debate and potential discoveries affecting how we view stellar formations and exoplanets.
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NASA
Hall of Fame to induct eight members in Syracuse area
The Greater Syracuse Sports Hall of Fame will induct eight new members including Emmanuel Manny Brelandloff a coach who led Central to the Section Three title in 1968 and 1971.
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Greater Syracuse Sports Hall of Fame
Emmanuel
Manny” Brelandloff
Central
Postal Service delay cripples disabled worker's case
John N. Wilkinson, 52, once a standout at Taft Road, has not touched a mail sack since last Aug. 20 due to asthma blamed on dusty air, though the Postal Service disputes this. His disability claim winds through a federal system amid widespread backlog, with 14,587 workers’ claims filed in New York City last year and mounting frustration among workers and the union.
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Postal Service
Taft Road
John N. Wilkinson
Wilkinson
U.S. Labor Department
Labor Department
New York City
Syracuse
New York
New Jersey
Puerto Rico
The
Virgin Islands
U.S Labor Department
York City
Postal Servier
Txe
Michael Landry
American Postal Workers Union
SOC
Tamdre
Watkin Hart
Drunk Newsmen Thwart Alien Visit
A garbled clipping reports a comic scene where drunken newsmen thwarted an alien visit near Las outheast of the Pa Ea. The fragment mentions an organ home and Te ihering with little clear context or names.
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Alien
Teihering
Lasoutheast
Pa Ea
Protests Roil Panama City Ahead of Bush Visit
After gunmen killed a U.S. soldier and wounded another in Panama City, protesters chanting Bush Assassin confronted police in a park prepared for a presidential speech. Tear gas, arson, and clashes followed. at least six arrests reported amid a curfew for Americans.
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Panama City
Panama
U.S
Bush
Manuel Antonio Noriega
Frazer Elementary students explore language and culture
Nine second and third graders at Frazer Elementary sit with Anne Conway for a reading session. They study the long O sound while classmates speak Vietnamese and Among. Principal Wayne Connor observes as students gaze at wall displays about sounds and stories.
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Anne Conway
Sesson
Frazer Elmentary Seknol
Wayne Connor
Multilingual Refugee Backgrounds by Program Face Mix
The data lists percentages of refugee backgrounds among participants in a program. It shows American and African American origins, plus groups from Laos Cambodia Vietnam and other Asian and Pacific origins. Non English speakers are noted among participants in the program.
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Accucina Lajmae
Arikie
Piers Ye
Pentagon plays beat the clock
A fragmentary Washington report describes tense action around funding and deadlines amid unclear references to individuals and programs, with scattered names and numbers implying an urgency over fiscal or policy decisions.
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Handler
Hart Seely
I Post Office
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Ena
Ziggy
Ipcox
Echo Carwne
Defense Department
University of Panama
Plaza Porras
Frazer School
Frank Herron
Ye Engenes
Frazer Eames
Cambomien
Peter Kowalik
Ukraine
Frazer
Pentagon
Washington
Tennessee
Meri
Errenca
Witter
Hans
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