Brewer fined $75,000 for Seneca River pollution
Anheuser-Busch Inc pleaded guilty in Lysander Town Court to three misdemeanor pollution crimes, each carrying a $25,000 fine, for bypassing part of its waste treatment and discharging partially treated sewage into the Seneca River. The company faces a separate state civil action to be filed today. Three brewery employees were dismissed following the investigation.
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R. W. Groneman
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DEC
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Suhre
Richard Moore
Lind Mott
Planes Laboratory
Robert Cordell
ACS
Kenneth Bond
Apple Acres
Route 20
LaFayette
Bond
Jamaica
Walt Blackler
Blackler
Florida
City pigeon debate pits breeders against neighbors
Clinton Baker described as frail and cigar–smoked, neighbors complain his pigeon coops breed vermin while a Labor Day weekend mouse-killing Borough official Boronczyk is cited. Councilor Matthew Driscoll proposes Oct 2 vote on city permits for pigeon breeders amid broader animal complaints.
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Nathan Cida Ore
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Rakes Boronczyk
Matthew Driscoll
West Side
West End
Driscoll
Neichbors
HUD to Probe Syracuse Housing Practices This Fall
HUD investigators plan to infiltrate the Syracuse real estate market this fall to test for discrimination against racial minorities handicapped individuals and families with children as part of a 10 million program to enforce upgraded fair housing laws. The effort follows a prior New York state probe showing racial discrimination in Onondaga County rental practices.
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Department of Housing and Urban Development
Angelo Lambert
HUD
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York
US and Soviet near chemical weapons disclosure pact
The United States and Soviet Union near a landmark deal to disclose stockpiles of chemical weapons and allow inspections of production facilities. The accord expands verification principles from the nuclear treaty and aims to include short notice inspections, with a Jackson Hole signing target and a Washington meeting for Bush and Shevardnadze.
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United States
Soviet Union
West Germany
James A Baker III
Eduard A. Shevardnadze
Jackson Hole
Wyo
Bush Wall
Shevardnadze
Rain Tonight Then Drier Friday Morning
A weather update for Arizona indicates rain this evening tapering to a near dry period by Friday morning. Expect some sunshine by the afternoon as skies clear and temperatures rise.
Teen student challenges Bush at Rose Garden event
Thirteen year old Chantee Charles interrupted the White House ceremony in Arlington as she delivered a forceful critique of the death penalty and homelessness policy. She urged that executions do not solve problems and questioned care for prisoners, prompting surprise from the President and First Lady.
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Chantee Charles
Barbara Bush
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