Federal 2 year bill for refugees faces high costs
The Reagan administration outlines a two year plan totaling about 150 million dollars to detain some 3200 Cuban and Haitian refugees. Key costs include 58 million for renovations at Fort Drum near Waterway and operation of two temporary detention centers. Officials note political pressure and rapid stopgap choices raise overall expenses.
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Washington
Reagan Administration
Fort Drum
Waterwa
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Reagan
Arkansas
Frank White
Carter
Fort Chaffee
Ark
Florida
INS
Krome
Fort Allen
Puerto Rico
Caat
Dairylea Violations Found In Oneida Sewage Samples
DEC reports on Dairylea Oneida plant show three sampling events between Sept 22 and Oct 21 where BOD discharge exceeded the plant design capacity and city sewer limits. Officials note ongoing monitoring, potential broader violations, and a new sewer ordinance taking effect Jan 1 with industry rate implications.
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Drogo Oneida
Dairylea
Oneida
Department of Environmental Conservation
DEC
Paul Sheneman
Robert Quinn
Dairylea Cooperative
Pearl River
Quinn
Sheneman
Shene
Robert Mayer
Mayer
Budget review keeps doctor recruitment, health aide in Madison plan
Madison County supervisors kept a part time addictive substance aide in the Mental Health Department and approved funding for a doctor recruitment program within the tentative 1982 budget. The roughly 23.46 million spending package includes a largely unchanged tax levy about 6.95 million, with reassessment shaping bills rather than the budget.
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Brian Held
Wampsville
Mental Health Department
Board of Supervisors
Madison County
Holdridge
Don R. Callahan
Milk price fixing indicted firms in Queens and Canastota plant
Queensboro Farm Products Inc of Long Island City and 16 other milk distributors face charges of conspiring to fix retail milk prices, with Queens Farms pleading guilty to anti trust violations. Officials named include Allan Z. Miller Ronald J. Silver and Edward R Allman. A federal suit seeks restitution for consumers in the service area.
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New York
Queensboro Farm Products Inc
Long Island City
Tim Gilles
Robert Abrams
Queens
Boro
Canastola
Queens Farms
Queensboro
Queens County
Allan Z. Miller
Ronald J. Silver
Edward R. Allman
Gilles
Brooklyn
Abrams
Spiritual Renewal Days at First Baptist Church
Special groups highlighted as services during Spiritual Renewal Days at First Baptist Church occurring Nov 29 through Dec. The Rev. Donald Holtzapple will lead with sermons on the Lordship of Christ during evening services and morning Bible study. Youth from 12 to 20 spotlighted Sunday night Nov 29 with choir from First Presbyterian and Fay Schwarz as soloist. Refreshments and fellowship for youth at 6 15 p m before the 7 p m service. Classes for all ages gather Monday evening.
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First Baptist Church
Paeureas
Donald Holtzapple
Lordship of Christ
First Baptist
First Presbyterian Church
Fay Schwarz
Rome Man Killed In Early Morning Crash At Verona Mills Road
William G. Thomas, 20, of 4336 Fenn Road, Rome, died after his car left the east shoulder on Blackman's Corners Road, struck a stump, then rolled on its side hitting a tree and utility pole. He was pronounced dead on arrival at Rome City Hospital. The crash occurred around 2:40 a.m. near Verona Mills Road, and Troopers N B Lamhamer and L F Simpson investigated.
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Verona
William G. Thomas
Fenn Road
Rome City Hospital
Blackman’s Corners Road
Thomas
Verona Mills Road
N.B. Lamhamer
LF. Simpson
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