Democrats target Auer in Senate battle
Senate Democrats name Martin Auer of Syracuse and three other GOP incumbents as targets for defeat this fall. Auer, a six term incumbent, faces Syracuse City Councilor Nancy Lorraine Hoffmann in the 48th Senatorial District covering eastern Onondaga County, part of Oneida County and all of Madison County.
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Senate
Martin Auer
Syracuse
Auer
Nancy Lorraine Hoffmann
Onondaga County
Oneida County
Madison
Election Countdown details incumbents and key races
A look ahead at election dynamics with incumbents favored for re election in Onondaga County where Sen Tarky Lombardi and Assembly members Bragman Bush Miller Zimmer are expected to win. Democrats target three Republican held seats including H Douglas Barclay in the 46th district Oswego Jefferson and part St Lawrence as retirees narrow the contest.
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Syracuse
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Camillus
Hyman Miller
Fayetteville
Melvin Zimmer
Bent
H. Douglas Barclay
Pulaski
Barclay
Oswego
Jefferson
St. Lawrence County
Syracuse falls 20 to 10 as Mountaineers beat Orange
Syracuse University running back Jamie Covington fends off West Virginia linebacker Matt Smith for a short gain, but WVU tops Syracuse 20 10 in Saturday football action.
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Challenger glides home to launch site after Earth survey
Challenger returns to Cape Canaveral the 101 ton shuttle completing an eight day mission. Commander Robert Crippen guides a 13 000 mile glide from Alaska through Canada and the U S to a centerline landing at Kennedy Space Center. The eight crew are greeted by a small crowd as Mis sion Control calls it the largest crew in space flight.
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New York Bottle Law Distributors Stand to Gain Large Windfall
A state Assembly report estimates beverage distributors could receive about 100 million dollars this year for unreturned bottles and cans. New York stores return less than 80 percent of containers while distributors keep unclaimed nickel deposits. Massachusetts has tried and failed to claim part of this float. New York, under review, may consider changes after a March governor’s report.
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Costly quagmire shifts from cleanup to remediation
In Central New York nine Superfund sites face containment over cleanup as funds shrink. Officials say total cleanup costs may reach 8 to 16 billion dollars nationwide, with remediation at the Pollution Abatement Services site in Oswego giving a model for reducing toxin leakage. The PAS site, bankrupt in 1976, has already drawn over 3 million dollars in Superfund work while plans include trenching, capping, and water collection to isolate contaminants. U.S. Sen. Frank Lautenberg visited Syracuse amid calls to expand Superfund funding.
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Oswego
John Moore
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PAS
New York State
Frank Lautenburg
Syracuse
Superfund
Soviet Move Mirrors US Cruise Missile Deployment
The Soviet Defense Ministry said long range cruise missiles will be deployed on strategic bombers and submarines, matching US missile deployments. Tass quoted the claim as a defensive measure while condemning US efforts to gain nuclear superiority and noting tests of ground-launched missiles continue.
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Soviet Union
Europe
Crackdown hinted after embassy blast
Secretary of State George P. Shultz signaled dissatisfaction with security handling and ordered a tightened chain of command. He described urgent upgrades to embassy defenses and daily security meetings, plus stronger headquarters protections in Washington with barriers and tank ditches as a result of the Lebanon bombing.
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George P. Shultz
State Department
U.S
Lebanon
Shultz
Air Force
Central America
State's mystery money draws Syracuse area attention
More than 300 local residents and thousands statewide are named in New York state unclaimed money lists printed by Herald American. State Comptroller spokeswoman Pam Orzechowski said the batch of returned coupons from Syracuse is unusually high and that most simple cases will be processed in about eight weeks. One claimant, Marion Burgess of Biloxi, Mississippi, had moved from Syracuse.
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Syracuse
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Edward Regan
Orzechowski
Marion Burgess
Biloxi
Miss
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Syra
Names on state unclaimed funds list raise hopes
In 1979 a Syracuse nurse Burgess learned her name on a state unclaimed funds list after a friend rang in. She suspects dividends from her late father’s stock. More Central New Yorkers appear in today’s Pages 1 and E2 as the list continues next Sunday in the Herald American, with funds owed by the state Bureau of Unclaimed Funds.
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