Tank owners doubt Oil City mall plan will move tanks
Tank owners and terminal operators in Syracuse's Oil City doubt a Pyramid Cos redevelopment will force their facilities. Greg Pietrobon of Buckeye Pipeline says major firms would not spend millions to relocate. Skepticism centers on Pyramid's proposal to relocate the area’s oil tanks along the lakefront.
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Teen murder suspect in way over his head
Fifteen year old Johnny Carrasquillo is jailed on a charge of killing Ruben Martinez Cruz in a cocaine dispute. Neighbors on Putnam Street say he was new to the West Side and surrounded by drug activity. He allegedly faced threats to kill him unless he killed Cruz, a claim neighbors find plausible amid the local crime environment.
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A Mother's Mission Caring for Disabled Twins at Home
Betty Rugg describes caring for her 5-year-old twin sons Stephen and Gregory as exhausting yet she remains dedicated to keeping them at home. She battles state bureaucracy to obtain needed assistance for her family and others with disabled children.
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Special night at Carrier Dome ends with Dick MacPherson glow
Coach Mac called it special as a chaotic scene unfolded at the Carrier Dome. Jim Boeheim stood upstairs in the pressbox and reactions from rival coaches filled the air while a rowdy sideline show overshadowed the intended football game. Dick MacPherson appeared in a playful necktie moment to cap the night.
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Syracuse Opens 98th Season With 23 11 Win Over Maryland
Executive sports editor Bud Poliquin notes Syracuse University in bright garb for the 98th opener as the Orangemen blitzed Maryland 23 11. SU scored on their first four possessions and silenced the Terrapins while a 35 234 crowd roared.
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Kuwait expels five Iranian diplomats after missile attack
Kuwait says five Iranian diplomats must leave the country following a missile strike on the coast near Kuwait City. A Western diplomat confirmed the blast and noted no damage. In other news, reports claim Navy Secretary Webb questioned Gulf buildup and U S objectives in a top secret July memo.
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Western states at war with fire, the enemy in West
Sierra sky glows blood red as forest fires rage across California Oregon and Idaho. Firefighters from multiple states including 30 from New York fight enemy blazes for a sixth day amid 900 square miles of burned territory. Fire coverage reaches 440000 acres in California 104000 in Oregon and 31000 in Idaho by now with some Idaho fires contained.
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Syracuse tops busy weekend as SU game fills hotels
Steven Billmyer reports Syracuse buzzes with a busy weekend as a Syracuse University football home game, student registrations, and State Fair bring near full bookings. The tourism chief notes lodging shortages push callers to Utica Rome while restaurants risk softer business due to fair crowds. Full state fair coverage on A10.
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