Pink SeaDoo aids DEC in water patrols for poacher risk
Environmental officer Sam Servadio and six colleagues train to use a hot pink SeaDoo donated by Bombardier for police and rescue work. The program aims to upgrade personal watercraft image and provide rapid access to hard to reach fishing grounds and canals, enhancing enforcement and rescue capabilities.
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Sam Servadio
Servaan
Servadio
Bombardier
Mark Richardson
Lakeland RV Center
Gendes
Servacio
Richardson
Lakeland
DEC
Region Seven
Li Rick Malin
Syracuse
Malin
New York
SeaDoo
Stalin
Cuenald
Onondaga Lake
An & SeaDoo
Pesticides Pose Greater Risk to Children
A National Academy of Sciences study warns pesticides threaten infants and children more than adults. It cites regulatory gaps and calls for new testing procedures and better data on children's food intake while urging families to keep offering fruits and vegetables.
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Ashington
National Academy of Sciences
Philip Landtigan
Bragman legacy and fall derails Albany power ties
The story traces Assemblyman Michael Bragman of Cicero and his ascent through Albany circles, the clambake intrigue, and Lombardi's 1992 resignation. It sketches Bragman's humble roots, early sports fame, Syracuse years, and early political clout built with Downstate allies. Joyce Goike, later a county legislator, notes Bragman’s charisma and connections.
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Lombardi
Albany
Senate
Bragman
Lombard
Hinerwadel's
Ances
Assembly
Saul Weprin
Queens
Mike
David Duffy
Savin
Engineering
Liverpool
Syracuse Iphony
A_head injury center
Metropolitan Development Association
Landmark Theatre
Thompson Road
Cicero
Michael Bragman
Democratic Party
Manny
Michael
North Syracuse High
Cooperstown
Ruben Tucci
Carl Yazstremski
Boston Red Sox
Shore Tucei
John F. Kennedy
Su's
Joyce Renske
Westvale
Joyce Goike
US carrier group moves toward Persian Gulf amid Iraq tension
The USS Theodore Roosevelt and escort ships press toward the Persian Gulf to deter retaliation after Clinton’s missile strike on Baghdad deemed a success by the president. Iraq calls it cowardly aggression with civilian deaths. Clinton says the raid was conclusive and successful.
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Washington
Iraq
Saddam Hussein
Clinton
Baghdad
Theodore Roosevelt
Persian Gulf
U.S
Pentagon accused of deceiving Congress on nuclear arms costs
Government investigators say military officials misled Congress about cost, performance, and necessity of 1980s nuclear weapons. GAO report claims missiles' costs were understated by billions, radar evasion overbluffed, and Soviet threats exaggerated to preserve unnecessary arms. Defense officials deny misrepresentations.
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Pentagon
Congress
Washington
Soviet Union
General Accounting Office
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Fred David Stall
EOE
Tomaurs
Mia
Balffield
Manny Bragman
Helen
Herald-Journal News Services
George Bush
Kuwait City
United Nations
Tre Ascn
Bush
Maine
New York Times News Service
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