Central Square graduate on death row in California
Herbert Coddington, a 1976 Paul V. Moore High School graduate from Brewerton, is on California’s death row after strangling two women and molesting two girls. The article discusses Gov Cuomo’s death penalty veto and the question of whether death is the only just punishment for such crimes.
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New York State
Mario Cuomo
New York
Herbert Coddington
Central Square
Paul V. Moore High School
California
Paying a price for recycling in DeWitt
Five weeks with 17 tons of old newspapers sat in a tractor trailer as DeWitt sought a buyer for recycling paper. Supervisor Burton Lowitz says the glut of recyclables is hindering the town program, with plastics recycling described as a costly, complex process and uncertainty about DeWitt’s role in Onondaga County’s future plan.
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DeWitt
Burton Lowitz
Onondaga County
Bristol ranked a top national polluter by NRDC report
Federal figures released by an environmental group tie Bristol-Myers to 450000 pounds of methylene chloride emissions in 1987, ranking 109th nationwide. Eastman Kodak led with 8.9 million pounds. The NRDC study cites EPA data and notes methylene chloride may affect the heart, brain, kidneys, and liver.
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Washington
Bristol-Myers
Natural Resources Defense Council
Environmental Protection Agency
Syracuse Company
Eastman Kodak
Rochester
General Electric
Liverpool
Carrier Corp
Syracuse
Welch Allyn Inc
Skaneateles Falls
EPA
General Super Plating Co
East Syracuse
Herald-Journal
Bristol
Thompson Road
Pyramid plans Oil City tanks move to Van Buren deal
Pyramid Cos and Van Buren developer Robert Hazard propose Thruway Energy Distribution Inc to relocate 89 Oil City oil tanks to Van Buren as part of a planned billion dollar development across from a proposed Onondaga County garbage landfill. The move faces resistance from seven local oil operators.
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Pyramid
van Buren
Syracuse
Oil City
Pyramid Cos
Robert Hazard
Thruway Energy Distribution Inc
Pyramid/Hazard partnership
Eck
IBA
Arthur Eiss
Thruway
Onondaga County
Liner Maxim Gorky Rescued After Iceberg Collision
More than 950 passengers and crew were saved from lifeboats and ice floes after the 630-foot Soviet liner Maxim Gorky struck an iceberg off Norway. The ship, carrying West German vacationers on a midnight sun cruise, remained afloat though damaged. coast guard and rescue boats aided about 350 passengers as others clung to ice or rafts in near freezing rain.
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Norway
Maxim Gorky
Greenland
Norwegian Coast Guard
Senja
Larssen
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Bass
Youay
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Aaron Gold Agrasto
DeWitt Highway Department
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