Stones Bring 43000 to Syracuse Dome in Largest Indoor Show
Concert drew an estimated 43,000 fans as the Rolling Stones played Syracuse's Carrier Dome with minimal police issues. Police Chief Sardino reported few problems, 12 arrests for disorders and drug activity, and one minor vehicle incident involving the band’s escort. Two Olsen brothers, John and David, were among four charged with disorderly conduct.
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Syracuse
Dame
Thomas J. Sardino
Sheriff's Department
Marriott Hotel
Dome
Sardino
Syracuse University
John O. Olsen
David
T. Olsen
Shelton
Flurries Predicted As Weather Map Notes Chill
Weather map data suggest flurries likely tonight with cool temperatures. The report references Fahrenheit to Celsius conversion and a 22 degree offset, noting small talk overused in daily chatter.
Al D'Amato aide tied to Abscam probe in Atlantic City tapes
Tape recordings presented to reporters reveal Alfred Carpentier, East Meadow supervisor, alleging illicit payoffs and influence in a corruption sting linked to the Abscam investigation. Carpentier, a longtime DiAmato confidant, claims the senator and others sought favors in exchange for campaign support while facing a four year prison sentence on conspiracy and aiding and abetting charges connected to a federal immigration agent.
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al- Lo BaySian
A Buesaiman
FBI
Abscam
Amato
Hempstead
Alfred ‘Carpentier
East
Carpentier
D'Amato
Anthony Amoroso
Melvin Weinberg
Atlantic City
N.J
Long Island
Jack McCarthy
Mark Costantino
Beagles Used in N Tests at Utah Medical Center
AP reports Beagles, about two years old, receive injections of plutonium and radium to study bone cancer risks. Researchers note plutonium exposure may cause bone cancer and that the project has saved at least one life, a nuclear plant worker. Ed Wrenn, a radio biology professor, discusses exposure effects.
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Lake City
Aan
Utah
Asa Nuclear Power Plant
Ed Wrenn
Glenn Taylor
Taylor
Wrenn
Charles May
Hanford. Wash
May
Plutonium research in dogs sparks cancer fears
Scientists study beagles to predict cancer risks from plutonium exposure used in breeder reactors. Veterinarians note humane endpoints as dogs show pain and are euthanized when needed. Trials, ongoing for two decades, aim to prevent human cancer while examining detox methods like DPTA and real-world cases such as a Han ford worker exposed to americium.
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