Is SU's athletic program clean and compliant
SU officials defend a clean program amid past allegations and NCAA scrutiny. Crouthamel touts upgraded facilities and full-time athlete routines while Meggyesy recalls payoffs and grade fixes. Coaches advocate summer jobs for players to reduce off-season risk, with Maloney praised for reforms.
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Crouthamer
Joneses
Penn States
Georgetowns
Dave Meggyesy
St. Louis Cardinals
Meggyesy
National Football League Players Association
San Francisco
NCAA
Dennis
College of Liberal Arts
Cleveland
Bill Rapp Sr
Rapp
Bill Jr
Rapp Sr
Rapp Jr
Syracuse
Florida
Megeyesy
Basketball
MacPherson
Frank Maloney
Jim Boeheim
Miller Brewery
Syracuse Cablesystems
Maloney
Chicago Cubs
Millions face power cutoffs over unpaid bills in 1983
An Associated Press survey shows nearly 2 million U.S. utility customers behind on bills face possible service termination as moratoriums expire in spring. States report rising delinquencies due to unemployment, though some debts are shrinking. Utilities and aid programs seek balance between collections and keeping heat and lights on.
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Ohio
New York
Associated Press
Ken Hedrick
Cheseane
Wye
Walter Salvi
Boston Edison Co
Connecticut
Wisconsin Power & Light
San Diego Gas & Electric Co
Southern California Edison Co
Lawmakers OK budget funding for intersection project and local programs
The legislature approved phase one funding of up to 30 million dollars for the Geddes Tall Plaza reconstruction at Route 690 and John Glenn Boulevard. Sen. Auer and Assemblyman Zimmer touted grants including 957 thousand for Amtrak service, 30 thousand for animal cruelty programs, 34.5 thousand for Oneida Lake boat launch, 13.6 thousand for weed control, and 4 million for the State Council on the Arts, among many others benefiting Syracuse and Onondaga County.
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Martin S. Auer
Syracuse
Melvin N Zimmer
Route 690
John Glenn Boulevard
Lombardi
Amtrak
Niagara Falls
Bragman
Onondaga County
Oneida Lake
Auer
Oneida
New York
Lombardi Spots Error In Surcharge Bill
New York state budget language would have imposed surcharges on almost every violation from parking tickets to health law breaches and leash law offenses. Senator Tarky Lombardi Jr. flagged the flaw, prompting leaders to amend the bill and restore the intended felony and misdemeanor fines surcharges.
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New York
Tarky Lombardi Jr
Syracuse
Pigeon shoot bags 1000 pigeons in Clarksville
In Clarksville Tennessee hunters killed an estimated 1000 pigeons in a cordoned downtown event to curb a health hazard. Organizers led by Jim Durrett claimed progress though bird lovers protested and officials plan future considerations with Fish and Wildlife.
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Clarksville, Tenn
UPI
Clarksville
Jim Durrett
Ted Crozier
Bill Little
Austin Peay State University
Durrett
U.S. Department of Interior Fish and Wildlife Service
Ely
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