Nine Mile Point 2 safety valves to be replaced
Niagara Mohawk plans to replace eight ball type safety valves at Nine Mile Point 2 near Oswego, delaying commercial start up to early 1988 and adding over 250 million to a 6 billion project. The company has faced years of delays and cost overruns while officials weigh who bears extra costs under a capped ratepayer share agreement.
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Mingolelli Draws Critique Over Job Cuts Budget Trap
County Legislator Gerald J. Mingolelli Jr. says a trap was set for him by budget moves that eliminated jobs. The remark frames a dispute over staffing and financial choices affecting local governance.
Mingolelli tape exposes GOP infighting in Onondaga
A secretly recorded 45 minute conversation between Onondaga County Legislator Gerald Mingolelli and Rudolph Parr surfaces as the Onondaga County Republican Party reels from dissension. Mingolelli resigned as Ways and Means chair after a GOP vote. The tape, obtained anonymously, allegedly shows Mingolelli plotting to discredit the Legislature chair and reflects tense intra party maneuvering and threats. Officials including Chairman Nicholas Pirro react with shock and call for clarity as the complete tape or transcripts are promised.
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Panels uncover key documents in ran scandal
Senate investigators say they found missing Poindexter NSC meeting minutes amid White House NSC documents. The Tower Commission reportedly did not confirm ownership of the notes. Immunity talks focus on a mysterious witness linked to Albert Hakim, Stanford Technology Inc, and Oliver North, tied to Iran Contra arms dealings.
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Woody Hayes, famed OSU coach, dies at 74
Former Ohio State University football coach Woody Hayes, 74, died at his Columbus home about 6 am after years of ill health. Hayes, a controversial figure, led OSU for 28 seasons with a 205 61 10 record and two AP national championships in 1954 and 1968.
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Cloudy Night With Flurries Then Partly Sunny Friday
An expected cloudy night with a chance of flurries and a low near 15. Friday morning remains overcast, then improves to partly sunny with a high around 32. Circulation and contact details for AZ News and classified lines follow.
House vote cuts off Contra aid signals rebuke to Reagan
The House approved a moratorium on all U S aid to the Nicaraguan Contras by 230 to 196. Democrats call the move symbolic yet a clear message that Congress may cut off support to Reagan's cherished program. Senate filibuster and veto risks loom as leaders say a two thirds override is unlikely. Foley warns diplomacy should replace weaponry and a shift toward a transition policy.
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