Liverpool hockey player rises from back yard to Olympics
Dave Tretowicz of Liverpool hockey journeyed from local beginnings to Clarkson University finals and U S Olympic teams. He played 54 games with Team USA before reaching Albertville France for the Olympic Games, as a defenseman in the 1992 Winter roster.
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Liverpool
Dave Tretowicz
Clarkson University
Albertville
France
Tretowicz
U.S
Dick Blurne
Ray LeBlanc
Social Security records stolen and sold network indicted
Washington reports 23 people including agency employees and local police officers indicted in a national ring selling Social Security records. The theft puts privacy of 200 million Americans at risk as information brokers pay $25 for earnings histories and resell data up to $300, linking to employers, lawyers, insurers, and investigators.
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Washington
Social Security Administration
Congress
Armstrong Mold Corp Tailors Its Products for World Wide Market
Armstrong Mold Corp makes metal castings and plastic parts in six buildings along Route 298 East Syracuse. Its components are used in major products such as the Space Shuttle the F 16 fighter jet and cash registers at McDonald’s restaurants.
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Armstrong Mold Corp
McDonald's
Tax on tickets and videos proposed to fund the arts
A 10 member Quon Daga County task force recommends a universal entertainment tax covering Syracuse Chiefs tickets and home video rentals to shore up cash strapped arts programs. The panel also backs off track betting and a new gambling theater plan while urging tax revenue reshuffling and a coordinated culture events calendar.
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Quondaga County
Syracuse Chiefs
Central New York
Partnership For the Arts
Nicholas Pirro
Syracuse
Thomas Young
Symphony in Auburn Faces End as Debt Forces Cancelation
During intermission at the Syracuse Symphony Orchestra concert in Auburn High School, first violinist Andrew Zaplatynsky handed out whiskey bottles to colleagues, a moment of gallows humor as the orchestra, $1.2 million in debt, faced a vote to cancel the rest of its season. Guest conductor Mitch Miller urged audience members to pressure politicians to save the arts, drawing a standing ovation.
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Andrew Zaplatynsky
Syracuse
Syracuse Symphony Orchestra
Symphony
Auburn
David Ross
Stephen Lawlis
Auburn High School
Mitch Miller
Miller
Odds against OTB approval in showdown over arts funding
Onondaga County lawmakers plan to vote 18-6 to keep horse racing gambling out of Syracuse City Hall as the city faces a 1992 budget deficit. The Syracuse Symphony Orchestra warns it will close the season without aid. Clarence Dunham and Legislature Chairman William Sanford oppose using gambling to fund arts.
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Syracuse
Syracuse Symphony Orchestra
Cash
The
Herald American
Clarence Dunham
Charman
William Sanford
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