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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1984

Page

10

Colgate study outlines Griffiss blast effects on Rome Utica

Two Colgate physics graduates modeled a 20 megaton nuke over Griffiss Air Base predicting Rome and Utica obliterated with few survivors. Hamilton would face second degree burns and blast winds, while radioactive fallout could spawn lethal doses and a decade of cold, dark summers if a wider war occurs.

Rome Utica Hamilton Griffiss Air Force Base Colgate University Adam Behar Neil Roeth Colgate Journal of the Sciences Colgate Physics Victor Old Mansfield Department of Defense Energy Research and Development Administration Washington, D.C Aolle Griffiss

Oswego drills for mock nuke disaster plan

Oswego County and New York Power Authority officials will rehearse the annual radiological emergency plan on July 18 at the James A. Fitzpatrick plant. The in-house drill tests communications and siren reliability while avoiding active evacuations and siren use. FEMA approval and NRC observation will shape the final July exercise.

Oswego Oswego County James A. Fitzpatrick New York Power Authority Nine Mile Point Margaret Helmke Office of Emergency Preparedness Power Authority State Disaster Preparedness Commission Helmke Federal Emergency Management Agency Marianne C. Jackson FEMA Albany Federal Nuclear Regulatory Commission Jackson

200000 ham operators join radio emergency test

VENICE At 5 am Sunday Bill Acito Jr. tapped Morse code from a remote hay field 20 miles south of Auburn. About 200000 other amateurs across the United States and Canada joined a 24 hour field day to test emergency procedures. The Auburn Amateur Radio Association acted as the official link during prior ice jam emergencies and coordinates communications for local events like the Cayuga County disaster office Great Race triathlon.

Helmke Emergency Preparedness Office Fulton Office of Emergency Preparedness Venice Bill Acito Jr Auburn San Francisco Calif Acito Auburn Amateur Radio Association America United States Canada Cayuga County

Wegmans proposal sparks neighborhood battle in Hookway tract

Neighbors oppose Wegmans store plans on Hookway tract now zoned Residential A-1. The firm says an extensive environmental impact study will be filed, while opponents organize with attorney Grossman and the Alliance for the Preservation of Neighborhoods to push their own analysis and hearings.

Hookway Bailfields Wegmans Baldwin Mackenzie, Smith, Lewis, Michell and Hughes Grossman The Alliance For the Preservation of Neighborhoods Alliance Langan, Grossman, Kinney & Dwyer James

Decision on home for new Army division at Fort Drum

Fort Drum faces a decision in two to three weeks on choosing a home for the new 16,000 plus infantry division with a late August target seen as optimistic by assistant Army secretary Pringle P. Hillier. He toured Drum and said split stationing could cut costs but training and command control favor a single site, with Drum needing up to a billion dollars in upgrades if the full division arrives there.

Fort Drum Pringle P. Hillier Army Hillier Drums Drum Fort Campbell Fort Benning North Country

Antwerp pair charged in theft of machine gun

Two young men from Antwerp were jailed in Jefferson County after arrests on multiple counts connected to the alleged theft of a machine gun and other military gear from Fort Drum. Arland Hall, 17, held without bail for two counts of first-degree reckless endangerment and weapons charges. Michael A. Laverghetta Jr., 20, held on $5,000 bail for weapons possession and grand larceny.

Watertown Antwerp Jefferson County Fort Drum Arland Hall Oxbow LeRay Town John Cox Hall Michael A. Laverghetta Jr

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