New heart lungs transplant patient shows positive news
Charlie Walker underwent a heart and lung transplant at Stanford Medical Center. His brother Jack Walker, a hospital staffer, reported the operation was a success. The anonymous donor provided the organs after another prior procedure 55 days earlier for Mary Gohlke of Mesa Arizona, who set a world survival record.
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Charlie Walker
Stanford University Medical Center
Jack
St. Joseph's Hospital Health Center
St. Joseph’s
Jack Walker
California
Charles Walker
Mary Gohlke
Mesa
Ariz
Walker
Tme
American Lung Association
Judge rules Tripoli landfill closure not tied to county plant plan
Administrative Judge Francis Serbent ruled that shutting the Tripoli landfill has no bearing on the environmental hearing for the county's proposed Belle Isle Road steam plant landfill. Burstein argued to include Tripoli closure costs and testimony about finances, but the DEC and county argued irrelevance.
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Tripoli
State Department of Environmental Conservation
Francis Serbent
Burstein
Belle Isle
Mirbach's German restaurant closed by tax officials
Mirbach's, a landmark Syracuse restaurant at 419 Butternut St., was closed by the State Tax Commission for 52,258.84 in sales tax owed. The IRS also filed a lien for 21,096.76. The closure, effective April 1, followed long financial strain and tax issues dating to 1978.
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Richard Palmer
Mirbach
Syracuse
State Tax Commission
Mirbach's
Onondaga County
Butternut St
Henry C. Mirbach
Marie H
Robert C. Braunitzer
Braunitzer
Tax Commission
Federal Internal Revenue Service
IRS
William J. Gorman
Henry Jani Mitzi Mirbach
Austria
Bimb
Washington, D.C
Vienna
Geneva
Ohrig’s
Allied Chemical warns 1700 jobs hinge on permit reprise
Allied Chemical officials told a New York state Supreme Court judge that 1700 workers could be laid off within two weeks unless the Jamesville Quarry blasting permit is reinstated. A court hearing was set for Monday to decide if blasting can resume, after DeWitt town officials halted operations over perceived dangerous rock movement above Rock Cut Road.
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Allied Chemical
Supreme Court
Jamesville
Allied
DeWitt
Cliffside Mobile Home Park
Garfield Casciano
Gambling raids arrest five in North Side operation
Police say five people were nabbed in a $1 million yearly gambling ring after raids at the Parkview Tavern on Park Ave and homes on Sackett and Wolf streets. Authorities seized cash between 4000 and 5000 dollars and betting slips, with charges of promoting gambling.
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North Side
Thomas J. Sardino
Sacket St
Parkview
Park Ave
Wolf St
Nicholas LaPenta
Rugby Road
Sackett St
Peter Bidnick
Noel Files
Darrel
Sequoia Drive
Joseph Natalizio
Boss Park Drive
Parkview Tavern
Richard L. Haumann
Organized Crime Division
State Police
Major Crimes Section
Joh Cirrando
LaPenta
Bobby Z
Bidhiek
Lightning lecture reveals nature and art of bolts at Syracuse
Orville, SUNY Albany atmospheric science professor, demonstrates time exposure slides of cloud to ground lightning at the Syracuse IEEE Fellows Night. He explains streamers from the ground, ribbon lightning caused by wind, and how negative charges strike positive regions. He notes dangers, aviation impacts, and growing methods including ground spectrometers and high altitude research like U 2 flights.
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Richard E. Orville
Syracuse
Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers
Drumilins
Orville
Suny-Albany
Switzerland
Strategic Air Command
Defense
United States
Forest Service
Albany
Crumlins
Lugano
Brad Strait
Syracuse University
City to Close Salina Street for Wreckers
City officials will close a stretch of South Salina Street from Jefferson to Harrison starting at 7 a.m. tomorrow for McCarthy Building demolition. The closure aims to clear space for a $14 million Hotel Syracuse expansion featuring a 15 story annex with 200 new rooms, a penthouse, a two level mall, 30000 square feet of retail space, and a pedestrian bridge over East Onondaga Street connecting to a new ballroom.
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McCarthy
South Salina Street
Jefferson, Onondaga
Harrison Streets
Syracuse
Projet
Onondaga Street
Fetal Alcohol Syndrome spotlight at state conference
Martia Russell of the New York Research Institute on Alcohol warned health officials about fetal alcohol syndrome the third leading cause of birth defects. She noted high alcoholism rates in New York and urged education and early care to prevent alcohol related birth defects in babies.
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Io Russell
Russell
New York State
Rossel
City Wins $8M boost to repair homes
Mayor Lee Alexander announced the city secured a seventh year Community Development Block Grant of 748000 from the U S Department of Housing and Urban Development. The program funds housing and related improvements, with 2241 homes rehabilitated to date and a goal of 3000 with the new funds.
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Lee Alexander
U.S. Department of Housing & Urban Development
Department of Community Development
Montgomery St
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Onondaga
Alan Burstein
Onodaga Landfill System
S Inc
Tripothi
OLSI
Bruce A. Reitz
Norman Shumway
Binghamton
Stanford Area
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Mrs. Spangenberg
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Mirhach
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