15 Mar 1989
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1989
Page
1
The NRC imposes a 75000 dollar fine on the state over FitzPatrick health failures. Regulators find deficiencies in safety and compliance at the facility, prompting penalties and mandated corrective steps. Officials promise corrective action and ongoing oversight.
Minoa launches a county's first composting project using dead leaves and dried sludge from the sewage plant. The mix is cured under sun at 131 degrees for 15 days and 60 day curing, aiming to produce 200 cubic yards of COMPOSTING by summer, Page A7.
Margaret LeBron and Tom Dial report concern over reported cancer risks from a growth hormone used on apples. Shoppers at Wegmans see Chilean fruit removed after inspectors found cyanide in two grapes in a Philadelphia warehouse.
Chilean 1989 fruit crop faces ruin as viewers rally behind a world wide scare over cyanide tainted grapes. Nations join US in pulling Chilean fruit from shelves while officials promise checks before export. Local traders fear end of seasonal Chilean products.
President Bush ordered a suspension of imports of assault weapons including AK-47s to head off a surge in foreign guns. Officials frame the move as temporary and reversible, enforcing current law while not changing his stance against a full ban. The measure affects about 110,000 pending applications but leaves domestically produced firearms and already in country weapons untouched.
Defense cites Cocaine Anonymous founder James Dunlavey’s alleged severe addiction as mental disease to argue he could not know selling cocaine to an undercover officer in August 1987 was wrong. Prosecutors and judge weigh if this use of the insanity statute is novel enough to apply to narcotics charges.
Health officials act to contain measles after two cases confirmed at Grant Middle and Fayetteville Elementary. The plan calls for mandatory injections at Grant on Thursday and voluntary vaccinations at Fayetteville on Friday for students teachers and staff as Le Moyne College reports an infected person earlier.
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