28 Mar 1989
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1989
Page
1
The Toronto Blue Jays report that Greg Myers is still nursing an injured shoulder and will miss additional practice time. Manager says the club will provide updates as the rehabilitation progresses.
Ten years after the core partial meltdown at Three Mile Island NRC ordered dozens of safety upgrades for U S reactors. Neither Nine Mile 1 near Oswego nor Nine Mile 2 completed the mandated program. Of 112 licensed reactors, 88 have not yet made the modifications. The NRC drafted 149 required changes after the incident near Harrisburg Pennsylvania.
In Auburn and across the state, more than 50 prison staff protested Gov. Cuomo’s budget cuts expected to slash forest fire towers. They warn only 6 of 31 towers will be staffed, risking inmate violence and unchecked wildfires in the Adirondacks and Catskills as drought strains resources.
Four companies submitted bids Monday to construct a 110 million trash incinerator for Onondaga County. County Solid Waste Coordinator Lawless said bidders include major national firms with the financial backing to back trash incineration projects. The 990 ton per day plant would sit on 11 acres near Rock Cut Road and aims to open in 1892, with Ogden Martin Systems Foster Wheeler Ashland Oil and others named among bidders.
The Alaska spill blocked Valdez harbor causing oil and gas prices to rise. Crude oil in New York jumped 38 cents with further increases likely as vessels cannot ship fuel south. Officials probe captain Joseph Hazelwood for a possible drunken driving history as NTSB hearings set for April in Anchorage.
A government plan outlines how the Internal Revenue Service would stay in business after a nuclear attack. It prioritizes collecting current taxes and those yielding the most revenue, while other tasks wait until directed or 90 days after the postattack period ends. Officials would reassign staff to ensure essential functions continue.
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