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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1987

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Bradford Seen as Independent Pushing NY Utility Reform

Peter A. Bradford, a Maine PUC chair and veteran regulator, is picked by Gov. Maria Cuomo to lead New York’s Public Service Commission. While critics label him anti business or anti nuclear power, supporters say he is tough but fair and highly respected for negotiating major utility cases including the Seabrook plant settlement.

The Wall Street Journal Nader-raider Maria Cuomo New York State Public Service Commission Peter A. Bradford Peter David Moskovitz Maine Public Utility Commission Bradford Maine PUC Central Maine Power Seabrook New Hampshire

U.S. warns Iran over hostages amid Beirut reports

A State Department spokesman said the United States would hold Iran responsible for American hostages if they were moved to Iran, calling a trial proposal outrageous. Ash-Shiraa and Al-Tihad cite unnamed sources about Montazeri and Waite, while listing nine missing Americans including Terry Anderson and others at Beirut institutions.

Washington State Department United States Iran Ash-Shiran Beirut Lebanon Pete Martinez Id Azine Stary Ash-Shiraa U.S Montazeri Qom Hussein Ali Montazeri Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini Al-Tttihad Abu Dhabi Anglican Church Terry Waite

Mass Hepatitis Shot Drive Draws 1600 In Syracuse

About 1,600 people queued outside the Onondaga County Club Center for a hepatitis inoculation after a Wendy's worker at James Street and Thompson Road tested positive. Maria Whalen of Syracuse described disbelief at being tapped for exposure as she waited with her 5-year-old daughter Nichole and watched TV news reports. Health Commissioner Dr. James Miller recalled polio era waits as he urged calm and cooperation during the special clinic set up Saturday.

Onondaga County Nichole James Miller Wendy’s Restaurans James Street Thompson Read

Who's Watching Our Kids Central New Yorkers Child Care

Central New Yorkers express satisfaction with child care but want more help from businesses. A Herald American informal poll of 170 respondents finds 92 percent pleased with care, 97 percent urging employer assistance, and 89 percent feeling somewhat guilty about leaving children with others. The Lifestyle cover story on Who's Watching Our Kids appears today with reader letters excerpts.

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Stark attack report faults U S Iraq

A House Armed Services Committee report faults both Iraq and the USS Stark crew for the May 17 Persian Gulf attack that killed 37 sailors. An alarm that could have warned of incoming Exocet missiles was turned off to avoid distracting a sailor.

Washington USS Stark Persian Gulf House House Armed Services Committee Les Aspin D-Wis Navy Iraq Stark

Midnight Seneca Lake Boat Crash Claims Two Lives

Two Geneva residents Joseph L. Barrett aged 32 and Theresa A. Racine 31 died after their boat hit a concrete pier on Seneca Lake between midnight Friday and 1:47 am Saturday. Barrett died at Strong Memorial Hospital Rochester. Racine died during surgery after piloting the damaged craft to shore amid an electrical storm.

Geneva Seneca Lake Conrete Seneca County Sheriff's Deputies Joseph L. Barrett Theresa A. Racine Racine Strong Memorial Hospital Rochester Barrett Francis S. Main St Monroe County Medical Examiner's Nursery Ave Thes

Stark attack findings point to inadvertent act by Iraq

Report finds the assault likely inadvertent with Iraq faulted for misidentifying targets and failing to monitor warning channels. U S S Stark crew blamed for not recognizing threat, delaying warning to Iraqi planes, and turning off an audio radar alarm. No Navy rule or equipment failure evidence found.

Aspin Stark Navy Glenn Brinde Gulf Pentagon Brindel Iraq Tog

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