State eyes closing Syracuse Developmental Center by 1992
State officials discussed closing several developmental centers including Manhattan and Bronx sites with Syracuse center reducing to 325 beds by 1995. Center leaders urged cooperation among public and private agencies to move residents into community homes while weighing economics and age of facilities.
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Flaws in US border checks cited by investigators
The computerized system used by customs to screen visitors to the United States is flawed, with incomplete and inaccurate data that may let major drug traffickers and other criminals enter undetected. The General Accounting Office told a House panel in March that defects impair border agents’ ability to keep criminals out.
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