Coke Alley Drug Market Surges During Surveillance Day
A Herald-Journal report captures a city open-air drug market on South Avenue where a man in a light blue shirt transfers drugs to a buyer with a purple shirt. Surveillance notes 20 transactions in one day, with children nearby, and identifies a Clay address linked buyer. The scene, photographed at 1:18 p.m. August 17, occurs from a first floor apartment rented by the newspaper.
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Touch If Class Turn Up Intercom Herald-Journal
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Periods of clouds and sunshine with a high near 70 tomorrow. Tonight remains partly cloudy with a low in the mid forties to fifty. Winds light and variable with no precipitation expected.
Mandela allies to be freed but Nelson Mandela stays jailed
South Africa's government said five aging ANC leaders, including Walter Sisulu, would be released to aid reconciliation within weeks, while Nelson Mandela remains imprisoned. Critics call for broader reform and Mandela's release, urging end to bans on organizations and the state of emergency. Boesak urged that detainees be freed and activists be allowed to participate in negotiations. Radio South Africa noted some communities see Sisulu and others as legitimate voices in shaping a democratic future.
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Budge battle as Onondaga eyes final 1990 plan
Onondaga County lawmakers grapple with a 612 million budget and a 141 million tax impact as they prepare to vote Thursday on a final 1990 budget after trimming Pirro proposals. Republicans and Democrats share power dynamics, with prior votes and possible restoration of earlier cuts shaping the path to approval.
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Bush accepts invitation to drug summit in South America
President Bush accepted an invitation from Colombia Peru and Bolivia to a drug summit within 90 days. Leaders met in a barricaded Peruvian desert town and urged European heads of state to attend.
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Auburn Man Dies in Cell After Night of Beer and Drugs
Police say Bruce Doherty drank beer and Valium while arguing with friend Francis White, who Doherty allegedly shot at 7 McMaster Street. An autopsy showed drugs in Doherty’s system.
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