Belgium mulls ban on British teams after Heysel riot
The Belgian Interior Ministry and European soccer body probe Wednesday's deadly Heysel Stadium riot that killed 38 and injured many as fans battled amid a collapsing wall. Belgium weighs restricting British teams from future competitions amid safety concerns and past incidents including the Bradford fire.
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Brussels
Belgium
Heysel
Interior Ministry
European Soccer Association
John Welsh
Toxteth
England
Peuplc
Louis Wouters
Soccer Federation
Michel Peytier
Britain
Bradford
Reagan frames tax reform as a modern Patrick Henry revolt
In Williamsburg Reagan portrays his plan as ending a heartless tax system that breeds discontent and disobedience. He denounces the current system as utterly unjust and counterproductive, warns Congress against raising brackets, and kicks off a months long campaign with a 461 page explainer.
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Williamsburg
UPI
Virginia
Reagan
Patrick Henry
House of Burgesses
Haeig
Congress
Dreams Price Tag Favors Wealth in Big Time Ballet
Michael Barone, 15, pursues a dream to become the world’s top ballet performer. His Camillus parents face mounting costs as he earns major opportunities with the School of American Ballet and Hartford Ballet, with estimated yearly expenses ranging from 12,00 to 15,000 when away from home.
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Michael Barone
Camillus
Linda
Leonard Barone
Michael
Batavia
Barones
Fritz
Ritz
Genesee Ballet
New York City Ballet
School of American Ballet
NYC Ballet
School of the
Hartford Ballet
Hartford
Conn
Schoo
Pamne Ballet School
Probers urged into Lombardi aide conflict claim
Two groups urge the state Senate Ethics Committee to examine Onondaga County Medical Society Executive Director Gerald Hoffman’s second job as a $5,000 a year assistant to Senator Tarky Lombardi Jr. The groups say Hoffman's roles as physician advocate and Lombardi aide pose a conflict as Lombardi pushes malpractice reform amid Republican Senate control.
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Albany
State Senate Ethics Committee
Onondaga County Medical Society
Gerald Hoffman
Tarky Lombardi Jr
New York
Lombardi
Senate
Senate Health Committee
Assembly
Senate Ethics Committee
Common Cause
Paul Elisha
Hammer
Legislature moves to seal closed door delibations
Albany report states Senate Republicans previously blocked toxic chemical liability and equal rights amendments by secrecy. Lawmakers push a bill to bar public disclosure of conference details, supported by Rules Committee chairs Warren Anderson and Stanley Fink, with no individual sponsor named.
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Albany
Senate
Robert Freeman
State Committee On
Rules Committee
House
Warren Anderson
Binghamton
Assembly
Stanley Fink
Brooklyn
Die fragment notes in newspaper clip
An OCR fragment from a newspaper page shows scattered codes and letters including Die and numeric markers. The readable portion is insufficient for a full event, person, or place, yielding only incomplete references and cryptic alphanumeric strings.
County weighs park rock concert policy after Jamesville Jam
Jamesville residents report traffic jams and rowdy behavior after Sundays Jamesville Jam drawing over 8 000 concertgoers. County parks commissioner Gary MacLachlan says rock concerts may still occur but with tighter rules and safeguards including advance ticketing and stricter alcohol advertising.
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Jamesville Beach
Gary MacLachlan
Onondaga County
MacLachlan
Jamesville
South Street
Apulia
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