Frost likely details page A2 and other items
Page A2 notes Joe Melino and cops guarding public against misconduct by state Board of Regents licensed professionals. Also references 2,000 farm worker deaths yearly, and a Central New York rescue and fire crew awareness conference. Other items include OPEC oil influence, Maryland over Syracuse football, Manlius firm buyback and job adds, artist contrasts in Stars magazine, lottery results, obituaries, and staff info.
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Joe Melino
State Board of Regents
Metro
Fashion expands in Herald-Journal Lifestyle section
Starting Wednesday the Herald-Journal adds Fashion as a new Lifestyle section with color layouts a question-answer column and coverage of local national and international fashion news. Readers can stay up to date on style with Fashion Wednesdays.
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Herald-Journal
Cancer unit closed after fungus in air killed patients
Roswell Park Memorial Institute in Buffalo shut its bone marrow transplant unit in April after an aspergillus fungus contaminated the air system. Seven patients were infected in a row, four died. The unit will remain closed while the filtration system is replaced, with operations resuming next summer.
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Buffalo
New York State
Roswell Park Memorial Institute
Kevin Craig
Roswell Park
Howard Ozer
Hoswell
Park
Ozer
Roswell
New York
New England
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Moslem leaders warn of secession as rally rushes Marcos to quit
In Manila, Moslem leaders threaten possible secession and civil war over the Aquino assassination and call for general amnesty to enable dialogue with Marcos. About 2000 slum residents in Tondo chant Marcos resign as unrest broadens amid a national crisis.
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Manila
Philippines
Marcos
Ferdinand E. Marcos
Benigno Aquino
Aquino
Dome
Sulu
Mindanao
Tondo
Church of the Holy Child
Indicted duo tied to massive U S land swindle
Los Angeles prosecutors accuse Bernard Whitney and Rienk Kamer of leading up to 75 fraudulent land schemes totaling more than 200 million dollars involving about four thousand European investors. Whitney is jailed on five million bail. Kamer is a fugitive.
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Los Angeles
Netherlands
U.S
Bernard Whitney
Rienk Kamer
Henry Rossbacher
Whitney
Kamer
Rossbacher
Cllwa Addhood
Elebauc Aaa
United States
Wilshire Boulevard
Manhattan Beach
Europe
Earthquake Nudges Dam Closer to Plattsburgh
Friday quake shifts hydroelectric dam three inches toward Plattsburgh while leaving minimal damage in the North Country. Scientists have arrived to study the tremor and its effects.
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Blue Mountain Lake
Plattsburgh
Earthquake felt by locals as research teams probe tremors
A Columbia University researcher reports no surface faults yet but notes ground slumping and damage to an adjacent dam. Local residents claim two aftershocks felt Saturday while scientists continued examining the area after the 6 19 a m tremor that struck Friday morning.
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Columbia University
Phillies win 7 2 to claim NL pennant in centennial year
The Philadelphia Phillies defeated the Los Angeles Dodgers 7 2 to win the National League pennant and set up a World Series clash with the Baltimore Orioles in Baltimore. Gary Matthews homered for the Phillies while Steve Carlton delivered solid pitching in the clincher.
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Philadelphia Phillies
Baltimore Orioles
Baltimore
Phillies
Gary Matthews
Steve Carlton
Los Angeles Dodgers
Chicago White Sox
Tito Landrum
Chicago
Britt Burns
Landrum
Orioles
St. Louis Cardinals
White Sox
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