Bush backs lifting sanctions on South Africa
President Bush says South Africa is moving toward a new political reality and supports lifting sanctions as reforms progress. Officials say four of five conditions have been met and the Population Registration Act may endure until broader change. Congress would need a two thirds vote to block a unilateral move.
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Ing
South Africa
Bush
de Klerk
U.S
Congress
Herman Cohen
Cohen
Reagan
Medicaid costs push Up county property taxes in Syracuse area
Onondaga County faces rising Medicaid costs driving 41 percent of a proposed 12.6 million in new property taxes as officials warn that Medicaid rates eligibility and caseloads are beyond local control. County officials push for program innovations to keep seniors at home and curb expenses.
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Pirro
Kathryn Ruscitto
Onondaga County
Ruscitto
Syracuse
New York State
Vernon Greene
Syracuse University
Gerontology Center
Keene
New York
Greene
Banned Books Week Highlights School Censorship Controversies
Officials discuss challenges to Websters 1986 edition in grades four and five while Lorax faced local objections in Laytonville. The Stand and Christine drew parental concerns over violence and sexual content, with books moved to optional lists or removed. Krug notes the week as a celebration of freedom to read.
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Paul Whitman
Webster
Whitman
Dr. Seuss
Laytonville
Calif
Brian Buckley
Stephen King
Beaverton
Ore
King
Christine
Connecticut
Krug
Beala
Paul
Oregon
the King
Saginaw
Michigan
Christina
Stephen Washington
Meriden
Conn
Knowles
John Peace
Shelby County
Tenn
Merriam- Webster
Pittsgrove Township
Intercourse
Sendak
Maurice Kitchen
Camden
N.J
Newsletter on Intellectual Freedom lists over 1060 bans
The newsletter reports more than 1,060 challenged or banned books from May 1989 through May 1990. Examples include PLACE BANNED OR CHALLENGED as cited in the expanded list.
Student athlete accused in hotel sex incident on campus visit
An 18-year-old woman said Kirkaldy took her to his hotel room after a bar outing and, despite her attempts to leave, he assaulted her. Hotel staff and police intervened. he was arrested for disorderly conduct and apologized, saying it was poor judgment and would not happen again.
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Kirkaldy
New York State
Sheraton University Inn
Farley chili powder to hit supermarkets soon
In Brewerton since 1978, Farley sold his chili powder to Total Ultimate Foods after a Syracuse food fair led to a Ohio based unit adapting the recipe into a powder. The mix makes 1.6 gallons per package for institutions, with plans for smaller portions for grocery store distribution. Lawrence Lambert of Total Ultimate Foods touts easy preparation adding beans and meat.
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W.va
Main St
Brewerton
Total Ultimate Foods
Columbus
Ohio
Syracuse
Farley
Lawrence Lambert
Lambert
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