SU Fights Tax Bill on Eggers Home
Syracuse University argues in state Supreme Court that it should not pay about 5000 in property taxes on the 182500 off campus residence at 604 Scott Ave DeWitt for former chancellor Melvin A Eggers The case tests whether a retired administrator’s home owned by the university remains tax exempt The town contends subsidizing the residence is improper and a decision by Justice Murphy is pending
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Syracuse University
DeWitt
Scott Ave
University
Eggers
Donald Greenwood
State Supreme Court Tosties
Thomas Murphy
Murphy
Greenwood
H. Dean Heberlig
Nonfatal HIV strain found in transfusion cluster
Scientists in Sydney report five recipients infected with HIV from a single donor showing no illness 7 to 10 years later. The donor remains symptomless, suggesting a nonvirulent strain. Findings, published in Lancet, aim to spur further study toward an AIDS vaccine although officials caution vaccine implications are distant.
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Sydney
Australia
Lancet
James W. Curran
Federal
Centers For Disease Centrol
Atlanta
The coming of the frost ends Veggie Watch ’92 season
BBC tsi 3 reviews a bumper season of giant pumpkins monstrous sunflowers and superlong squash as frost arrives signaling the end of Veggie Watch 92 with a look back at the crops and trends.
Pirates Face Must-Win Game Against Braves Tonight
Pittsburgh Pirates manager Jim Leyland says the team trails Atlanta two games to none and must win tonight to stay in contention for the NL pennant. The Braves lead the series and push for the league title.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Jim Leyland
Atlanta Braves
Pirates
Indoor grow ops rise as police use new tech
Thousands grow marijuana at home to cut costs and dodge detection. Genetically engineered strains and hydroponics enable potent yields while DEA raids rise. Police use infrared scans to locate indoor operations. A Seattle couple, Theresa McBrien and Michael Freedman, were convicted after growing 14 mature plants and 13 starters in a garage, receiving community service.
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Federal Drug Enforcement Administration
DEA
National Institute On Drug Abuse
Mark Roddy
Atlantic City
Nat
Theresa McBrien
McBrien
Michael Freedman
Seattle
Michael
Freedman
Crowds Press for Jobs as Onondaga Budget Hearing Proceeds
More than 1,100 union leaders workers and taxpayers urged Onondaga County lawmakers to protect jobs and services during a seven hour budget hearing that drew 1,174 attendees and 170 speakers. County Executive Pirro proposed a 691.6 million 1993 spending plan with a 9.6 percent property tax increase and 359 layoffs while lawmakers consider 50 more layoffs and further cuts. Local 834 CSEA urged cutting overtime halting new car purchases early retirement and using savings to avoid layoffs.
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Onondaga County
Nicholas Pirro
Lawmak
Ers
Civil Service Employee Association
Jim Moore
CSEA
Ree Eewnarrenesae Clan
Mtdwgte
Bingo Night Brings Voters To Help At Syracuse Hall
Nellie Tracy, 52, among more than 100 bingo players at St. Brigid St. Joseph Church on North Lowell Avenue in Syracuse, raises the voting question as she prepares cards. She last voted 1960 for John F. Kennedy and ponders if one vote could change the outcome. RepublicanElection Page AG runs get out the vote efforts at the bingo event.
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Nellie Tracy
St. Brigid St. Joseph
Lowell Avenue
Syracuse
Tracy
John F. Kennedy
Liberty Street
Suitcase of classified Iran Contra papers goes missing
FBI probes disappearance of a suitcase with highly classified Iran-Contra documents checked at an airport by an aide to Iran-Contra prosecutor Lawrence Walsh. Justice Department says Walsh's office delayed reporting, reducing chances of recovering the loss. Suitcase vanished during a California interview with former President Reagan.
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FBI
Lawrence Walsh
Justice Department
Walsh
Knight- Ridder
Mary Belcher
Knight-Ridder
California
Reagan
Firefighter stole $17,000 in Volney fire fund loot
Oswego County volunteer firefighter Eric M Howell, 25, was arraigned in Fulton City Court on felony third degree grand larceny for embezzling about $7,290 from bingo profits and $9,615 from a slot machine style game, saying bankruptcy and medical bills pushed him to steal while co chairing bingo proceeds. He blamed health problems a drinking problem and said he has joined Alcoholics Anonymous.
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Volney
Eric M. Howell
Fulton City
Howell
Alcoholics Anonymous
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