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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1994

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Jamesville Beach Reopens After Yearlong Closure

Jamesville Beach Park opens after a year idle with weekend hours 11 AM to 7 PM through June 19 and daily weekdays June 20 through Labor Day. Admission 4 per car, season passes 30. Two miles south on Apulia Road the beach received new sand and a concession stand, with repairs to plumbing and water systems. County parks commissioner Gary P. MacLachlan hopes for several thousand visitors each holiday weekend.

Jamesville Beach Park Jamesville Apulia Road Gary P. MacLachlan MacLachlan

North Korea Refuses Inspections at Yongbon Reactor

Vienna reports North Korea rejected all proposals for U N inspections of the Yongbon reactor core. Talks in Pyongyang ended without result as IAEA inspectors stay two in country, monitor future developments. warns fuel rods are being removed rapidly threatening measurability of plutonium production.

Vienna Austria North Korea U.N International Atomic Energy Agency Pyongyang IAEA U.N. Security Council Yongbon ABA Baueliem Liu LU

Rostenkowski plans to fight plea on funds misuse charges

Chicago Sun-Times reports Rep. Dan Rostenkowski rejected a plea bargain and will face charges over misusing government funds and payroll. The House Ways and Means chair is under probe for converting government vehicles, ghost employees, and purchasing gifts with taxpayer money. Indictment likely cites four main allegations including disguising stamp purchases to obtain cash from the House Post Office.

Chicago Dan Rostenkowski Chicago Sun-Times Rostenkowski House Ways and Means Committee U.S. Attorney's Office The Illinois Democrat House Office Supply Service Sun-Times Congress U.S Eric H. Holderman Jr Washington D.C House Post Office

Cuomo hires former drug treatment chief after scandal

JULIO MARTINEZ, once head of drug treatment in the Cuomo administration, returns to state service as deputy commissioner for treatment services in the New York prison system at a $95 625 annual salary. He resigned in 1989 amid investigations into influence on contracts but faced no criminal charges. Martinez has since run a hot dog cart outside the Capitol and worked as a private consultant. The hiring is tied to a major expansion of prison drug treatment programs with over 30 000 inmates yearly in treatment.

Albany Julio Martinez State Capitol Cuomo Martinez Bronx Rudolph Giuliani New York City Flateau Mario Cuomo State Corrections Thomas Coughlin Coughlin

Salute on presidential helicopter stirs mixed views

White House aides on a golf outing were photographed boarding a presidential helicopter with a Marine saluting a Marine blue uniform. Officials say the salute is standard for official business, while President Clinton said the outing was not official and dismissed Watkins. A second helicopter flaw was acknowledged later.

White House Marine Corps Congress Clinton David Watkins Office of Administration

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