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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1989

Page

4

Critics hail Dlinken resignation. SUNY trustees seek new ideas

Albany reports critics applaud SUNY Trustees Chairman Donald Blinken for stepping aside after 11 years, urging fresh leadership and ideas. Gov Mario Cuomo will name a successor who must win Senate approval, while Suny officials project enrollment shifts and a five year plan amid tuition and access debates.

Dlinken Suny Board of Trustees Albany State University of New York Donald Blinken Aaa New Blood Blinken New York City Board of Trustees Kenya Reilly SUNY Mario Cuomo State Senate Cuomo Judith Davidson Moyers Bane D'E Faemar Rine Chatminsar Woo Jess Tnari Devel Dloniy Burke New York

New York warns of growing hazardous waste capacity gap

A draft Hazardous Waste Facility Siting Plan warns New York will run out of disposal capacity within five years even with stricter reduction goals. Kes Jorling says the state will push tougher reduction rules and require industries to cut toxic waste by 25 percent, while guiding agencies to ensure long term treatment, storage, and disposal options remain available.

Fea Thos SUNY Joseph New York State New York Burk Environmental Conservation Kes Jorling Jorling Newark

Cuomo opens energy loan program to millionaires and tenants

New York Governor Mario Cuomo announced zero interest energy efficiency loans with no income limits. The first come, first served program has a $2.6 million fund, available to owners or tenants of one to four family homes built before 1980 for items from furnaces to storm windows.

Albany Mario Cuomo Cuomo New York

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