Onondaga Legislator Joins Builders Group As Lobbyist
Republican Robert Tomeny of Cicero takes a director post with the Home Builders Association of Central New York, raising conflict concerns as he nears end of his county legislature term where he is majority leader. The group may lobby county issues, including sewer user fees debated for years.
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Building Trades Association
County Board of Ethics
Robert Tomeny
Cicero
Home Builders Association of
Central New York
Builders, Craftsmen and
Tomeny
Albany
Home Builders’ Association
Melvin Zimmer
Nicholas
Young to seek Syracuse Mayor second term in election
Syracuse Mayor Thomas Young Democrat 41 will announce Tuesday from City Hall steps his bid for a second term. A reception follows at Neighborhoods for Lake Syracuse campaign HQ 436 East Washington Street. Opponent Bernard Mahoney Republican 54 resides 130 Crossett Street. The position pays 62000 annually.
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Syracuse
Thomas Young
Young
High Edge Drive
City Hall
Lake Synea
Eashington St
Lee Alexander
Bernard Mahoney
Crossett St
The Who opens its quiet Glens Falls tour bash
The Who began its 1989 North American tour with a subdued two week rehearsal period at the Glens Falls Civic Center. Outside the arena streets were calm as Peter Townshend led rehearsals ending Wednesday night for the band’s 76th anniversary tour with well behaved fans in attendance.
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Who
Glens Falls
Adirondack
Rockers
Civic Center
Peter Townshend
Fingerprints tie Rose to betting on Reds games
FBI files show betting sheets with Pete Rose fingerprints and his handwriting wagers on the Reds. An unnamed law enforcement official says the agency obtained the sheets last year from Paul Janszen, who faced cocaine distribution suspicions. If baseball's commissioner rules Rose bet on his team, he could be banned for life. Rose is Major League Baseball's all time hits leader and earned the nickname Charlie Hustle. Janszen reportedly copied the sheets before turning originals to the FBI.
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New York
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Pete Rose
Cimeimnai Reds
FBI
Paul Janszen
Commissioner of Baseball
Rose
Reds
Hall of Fame
Charlie Hustle
Janszen
Single women having babies Census report shows a rise
Census Bureau survey of 53,200 households in June 1988 finds more single women conceiving and bearing children. Among women ages 19 to 29 having a first baby, 40 percent were not married at conception, up from 33 percent in 1970 74. Mothers are aging as one third of children born recently have mothers 30 or older.
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Washington
Census Bureau
China executes seven riot suspects in Beijing crackdown
Beijing reports seven more rioters were executed for arson against army vehicles robbery of military property and assault on soldiers during the June 3 4 invasion of the capital. The executions raised the total by two days to 27 amid international pleas for clemency and ongoing protest crackdowns.
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Chinging
Pro-Democracy Movement
Xinhua
Shanghai
Jinan
China
Foreign Ministry
Jinhua
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