Greyhound drivers strike halts Syracuse service
Greyhound drivers nationwide walk out after contract expiry, leaving Syracuse’s terminal with about 70 workers stranded. Local picket lines form at Erie Boulevard East and Hiawatha Boulevard as Greyhound vows limited service and plans depend on returning drivers and replacements. Watson’s bus was en route from Fostoria to Worcester.
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Secret Service shoots at dutist near Bush hotel
A Secret Service agent fired at a sky diver who parachuted into the Century Plaza Hotel parking lot where President George Bush was staying. Charles Sweeney, 47, of Santa Clarita, was arrested after speeding away in a car and later released on bail.
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Dirty air bill sparks mixed Senate reaction
Environmentalists and industry groups voice concern over a Senate compromise aimed at breaking a decade stalemate on clean air. Leaders say the plan is a fair start, though critics demand amendments on auto emissions timing and sulfur coal allowances for Western and Midwestern power plants.
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Pigging 'in' It's latest rage in Arlington Avenue
Boone the 15 week old Vietnamese potbelly pig amuses Arlington Avenue residents on National Pig Day. Lucia Shehadi of 214 Arig Ave says Boone's main goal is food, noting the pet’s unusual breed for the Upstate New York area. Shehadi adopted Boone as a late Christmas gift from her husband Steve last month.
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Gordon death ruled homicide by panel of pathologists
A panel of forensic pathologists hired by County Executive Nicholas Pirro ruled the 1985 death of Dr. Nanette Gordon in her DeWitt apartment a homicide caused by asphyxiation. Three voted 2-1, with the dissenting pathologist deeming it undetermined due to insufficient evidence. County Medical Examiner Dr. Mitchell had labeled the death undetermined.
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DeWitt
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Erik Mitchell
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