Public Works Bond Leaders and Teen Nuclear Anxiety
Marta Cuomo wins broad support for an eighty one point two five billion public works bond, while preliminary study findings reveal teenagers fear nuclear holocaust. Mayor Lee Alexander faces obstruction over a garbage burning plant project. A five thousand dollar grant funds the Society for New Music’s first recording forthcoming this week.
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Treasury profit from Chrysler warrants sale sparks $110 million note
Treasury reports a $110 million price tag on the government held Chrysler Corp warrants sale. The piece notes a setback for anglers as integrity concerns in fishing tournaments lower morale, and columnist Pred David weighs in on sports and business angles.
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Today’s chuckle MaeHU pills win cite calories
A playful line notes a fictional balance between gin, MaeHU pills, and calorie counting, hinting at a humorous mental image of dieting and drinks colliding in a world where wellness and indulgence mix.
Lawsuits block garbage bond for Barbage-burning plant
The county cannot start borrowing for a $152 million garbage-burning steam plant as Joseph Tripoli and City of Syracuse sue over the financing plan. A proposed sale of $39 million in bond anticipation notes is in jeopardy due to pending litigation and SEC notification requirements. The city seeks a permanent injunction while alleging the county failed to reoptimize the project after financing changes.
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Pugh Seeks Freedom in Pipines Shooting Trial
Lakeport resident Cynthia Pugh faces a murder trial over the death of millionaire Pipines, with jurors to decide if she walks free or spends decades in prison. Her defense portrays her as innocent, while prosecutors argue she killed Pipines amid alleged jealously over a possible breakup. The eight week trial has drawn large crowds as closing arguments loom.
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Beirut in inferno as shelling harms few and drives sheltering
Beirut experiences a nightlong inferno of shelling that drives residents to basements while U S Marines warn of continued attacks. A rocket propelled grenade struck the rear of the U S embassy complex in west Beirut injuring a woman named Hoone as fires burn across the city. Ambassador Dillon returns to his residence after naval forces silenced a threatening rebel artillery barrage, with police reporting 19 wounded and 23 fires burning out of control around Beirut.
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Honeymoon Flight Fatal Shatters Chicagoland Family
Kathleen Newman and Richard Carsten, a Lombard couple married in a lavish ceremony, planned a Cape Cod honeymoon voyage with Therese Newman. A Bellanca plane carrying the trio disappeared after a stop in Boston, their bodies believed trapped under 100 feet of water. Neighbors recall Kathleen as lively and caring, with Therese as a sister and confidant who joined the couple for a day’s outing.
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Police Kill 2 Filipinos Amid Manila Palace Protest
Riot police fired on thousands of protesters marching on Malacaang guarding President Marcos with rocks Molotov cocktails and homemade bombs. Witnesses say at least two were killed and many wounded as authorities beat and fired into the crowd. The march grew to a mile long with flags burned and clashes erupting near Bonifacio Square in downtown Manila.
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Bubble boy to celebrate 12th birthday
Houston AP reports a boy who has lived inside a plastic bubble his entire life to celebrate his 12th birthday today. The child, Arvid, has never been touched or kissed, kept anonymous by his family. A cake will be set on a sterilized plate as doctors maintain the bubble’s sterile environment.
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