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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1985

Page

19

Star Wars critic See defense system flaws in US plan

Dr Robert Bowman, former head of US space weapons research, told Syracuse executives and university audiences that orbiting lasers and particle beams would fail against Soviet ICBMs and could only deter retaliation after a first strike. He argued the system risks space arms race, undermines deterrence, and offers no protection against bombers or cruise missiles.

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School chief’s pay set for three-year term

Donald B. Trombley reached a three-year contract with the Fabius Pompey board for the superintendent post. The starting salary is $38,000, with room to negotiate in years two and three. He plans to hire in the district and has begun house-hunting in Fabwas.

Fabius Pompey Board of Education Frank Valletta Donald B. Trombley Fabwas Trombley Supétunesi Willam Falahan Valletta Val. Holasaia Trombley Glens Falls Common Albany F-P Rio Linda Calif Lake George Central Schools University of Missouri

Nestle workers in Fulton protest CEAP policy at plant

About 150 Nestle employees picketed the Fulton plant opposing the Concerned Employee Action Program. Union leaders call CEAP an invasion of privacy and a tool to pit workers against coworkers, with cameras and security measures cited as increased plant surveillance.

Fulton Nestle Co Eunice Harris United Food and Chocolate Workers Union Nestle CEAP Hitler Germany John MacLean Cials Marie Claude Stock Paceiay White Plains Myron Johnson Johnson Wackenhut Wackenhut Corp Linda Munger Russia

Benefit planned in memory of 6 year old burn victim

Two Syracuse men organize a benefit for the Central New York Children's Burn Unit at Upstate Medical Center in memory of Edwin Boo Sabin TH who died in a fire last year. The 2 p.m. Sunday event at Chet's Casual Inn aims for a $2,000 goal with bands, singers, raffles, and pie throws to raise funds and honor Sabin's memory.

Edwin “Boo” Sabin Syracuse Chet Clukey Terry Davis Central Clukey Davis

Tripoli named top man in price fixing plan

Onondaga County garbage hauler price fixing case opens as a four week trial. Joseph Tripoli Sr. of Syracuse is depicted as the scheme’s backbone with partners Joseph Tripoli Jr. and Winfred E. Tousley. Prosecutors say the group controlled a six million dollar annual market and harmed interstate commerce. No contest pleas by several executives followed indictments from a 1983 FBI probe.

Onondaga County Joseph Tripoli Sr Syracuse Charles V. Reilly U.S. Justice Department Antitrust Division New York City U.S Neal McCain Reilly Tripoli Joseph Tripoli Jr Winfred E. Tousley Cicero Joe Tripoli Onondaga Environmental FBI Tripolis Tousley W.E. Toustey & Sons of Clay Frances Schrader Utica Leaseway Haulers East Syracuse Michael Blurin Thomas O'Connor A&t John Maggio Leaseway Feher Rubbish Removal Onondaga Environmental Systems Ace Sanitary Haulers Raite

Cazenovia College to add bachelor programs in liberal arts

Cazenovia College plans a major expansion to offer four year degrees in liberal arts and fashion merchandising pending State Board approval. The private Madison County school, now two years, aims to enroll about 775 students in five years, with 1100 applicants for 440 openings this year. The effort reflects a nationwide trend toward four year programs and includes investments in technology and program upgrades.

Cazenovia College Uesis Madison County State Board of Regents Stephen M. Schneeweiss Chneeweiss Schneeweiss Cazenovia Low Priday Co The Tae

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