Wildcats defeat Albany Academy for first state hockey crown
West Genesee earns its first state hockey title by topping Albany Academy 2 1 9 in a three hour battle.
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Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1990
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Tax plan to freeze Social Security benefits
House Ways and Means Chair Dan Rostenkowski proposes a one year freeze on Social Security and other entitlement benefits to cut the 1991 deficit from 161 billion to 106 billion. He cites additional savings totaling nearly 46 billion over five years and foresees a balanced budget by 1994 with new taxes on cigarettes alcohol gasoline and the wealthy. The plan aims to share fiscal responsibility while cutting the deficit through a combination of benefit freezes and tax increases.
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House
Dan Rostenkowski
Ways and Means Committee
CBS
Rostenkowski
Congressional Budget Office
Weather outlook for AZ with showers possible
A warm night gives way to Tuesday with variable clouds and a chance of a shower. Lows project 45 to 50 degrees, while Tuesday highs reach the upper 60s. Details list sections including Lottery Classified Money Comics Obituaries Food Sports and TV Lifestyle theater listings.
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Case
Ganley
Hoax Love Tale From Syracuse Becomes Boston DJ Story
Syracuse native Bill Wightman posed a heartfelt escape to Boston after proposing a love quest. He advertised on a billboard, aired on 6 o clock news, and impressed a radio station, but the tale unraveled as no girlfriend existed and the job claim faded. WAAF Worcester later hired him.
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Boston
Associated Press
Herald-Journal
Bill Wightman
Wightman
Waaf of
Worcester
Gorbachev warns Soviet Congress as Lithuania seeks independence
Gorbachev calls Lithuania's independence moves alarming during a Moscow session of the Congress of People's Deputies. Lithuanian lawmakers push to restore sovereignty after a two thirds majority victory, while a new powerful Soviet president concept looms and provisions to dissolve parliaments are debated.
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Lithuania
Baltic Republic
Congress of People’s Deputies
Moscow
Gorbachev
Presidium
Soviet Union
Communist Party
Kremlin
Soviet and Mongolian political upheaval and a Chinese visit
The Politburo of Mongolia's Communist Party resigned amid calls for overhaul. Estonians appeal to the UN for independence from Moscow after half a century of Soviet occupation. China plans a April visit by its head of government to the Soviet Union, the first in nearly 30 years.
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Mongolia
Communist Party
United Nations
Moscow
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Soviet Union
Quayle and Ortega Open to Meeting in Chile
In Santiago, Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega said he would be receptive to a meeting with Vice President Dan Quayle as officials consider a long-sought dialogue. Ortega indicated signs of openness to talks and outlined potential topics for discussion.
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Soviet Congress weighs new presidency plan
In Moscow, People's Deputies discuss a plan to expand the presidency empowering veto power and suspension of republic parliaments. Gorbachev in his sixth year leads discussions as Lithuania proclaims Baltic independence, signaling a shift from Soviet rule.
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Lithuania
Baltic Republic
Avril and family flee Haiti aboard U.S. Air Force plane
Prosper Avril and his family fled Haiti aboard a U S Air Force plane as unrest continued with at least 24 people killed during a week of protests. TF OroR said the group arrived at the airport and departed earlier in the day amid chaotic scenes.
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