The job nobody would want telling AIDS truth
Al Burpee, regional supervisor for the state Health Department, carries a secret AIDS family tree for Central New York. He delivers face-to-face notifications about the virus to individuals who may fear telling partners or drug associates. He warns that the notifier must protect anonymity and avoid radio or public hearing.
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al Burpee
Grim Reaper
New York
Nannie
Burpee
State Health Department
Drug czar backs beheading of some drug dealers
Washington DC area crime surge cited as 1989 murder toll rises. Bennett says moral plausibility in beheading calls during Larry King Live interview, clarifying he does not approve capital punishment for all drug crimes. Spokesman notes he meant only certain cases.
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Bennett
Larry King
Office of National Drug Control Poliy
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Don Hamilton
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Weekend Forecast Sketch With Mild Temperatures
The forecast calls for a low around 55 to 60 degrees with intervals of clouds and sunshine. Saturday is expected to reach the mid 703s with continued mild conditions.
Roy Trails Early by Eleven Strokes at Oak Hill
Syracuse pro Jim Roy starts behind by 11 strokes as Oak Hill hosts a soggy round. Rochester’s Jeff Sluman carded a 75 after returning from an appendectomy, shaping the day’s leaderboard.
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Jim Roy
Oak Hill
Rochester
Jeff Sluman
New York Moves Toward Statewide Smoking Ban
The New York Senate approves a statewide ban on smoking in most public places, with Gov. Cuomo expected to sign. Health leaders hail the measure as among the toughest in the nation, ending a 13 year battle led by Democrats.
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New
Cuomo
New York
California
Joseph Bruno
Rensselaer County
Senate Health Committee
Michael Tully
Tarky Lombards
Syracuse
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Tully
Lombard
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Senate
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US-China ties endure amid crackdown claims
A Bush administration official said relations with China remain important despite Deng Xiaoping's crackdown and disputed death tolls. Chinese officials and Western intelligence differ on the number of dead, with claims ranging from 200 to 3,000. PLA spokesmen citedArmy restraint while blaming provocateurs during the June crackdown.
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Deng Xiaoping
Bush Administration
Administration
Bush
U.S
China
Washington
Deng
Li Zhi Yun
People’s Liberation Army
Bening
Central New York to hear plan for medical waste incinerator
Atlantic Energy Systems proposes a side by side medical waste incinerator and wood burning plant on 18 acres along Interstate 69 near Geddes. The facility would serve Onondaga County and surrounding areas burning up to 24 tons daily, with a wood plant adding 48 tons, aiming to begin by 1991 amid landfill shortages and a state disposal ban.
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Utica
New York
Atlantic Energy Systems Inc
Alane Jonn Glenn Owlevvard
iNne
Onondaga
Onondaga County
Syracuse
Crouse Irving Memorial Hospital
David G. Palmer
Atlantic Energy Systems
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