Final Edition Seeks Profit Shift and Foundation Plan
The publication outlines a move to become a for profit company and to establish a supporting foundation. The article notes contemplated restructuring, governance implications, and potential charitable activities tied to the foundation. It lists no specific dates or organizations beyond general references.
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Weather forecast brief for midweek to weekend
Partly sunny conditions with cooler 2B as the day begins. Thursday brings a mild mix of sun and clouds and a high near 50. Friday turns partly to mostly sunny with a high around 53. Saturday warms with some sun and a high near 85.
Suspect Tied to 1992 Cazenovia Lake Slaying Charged
Authorities say after two years of investigation and DNA analysis a man living near the crime scene, Jeffrey Clark, 34, is charged with murder in the July 1992 death of 15 year old Sean Googin whose body was found in Cazenovia Lake on July 4. Clark, an inmate at Wende State Prison, had prior sodomy and sex offender convictions and a DNA match linked him to the murder.
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Final footsteps of Goоgin lead to lakeside death mystery
Goоgin, last seen leaving Lincklaen House at 11 15 p m July 3 1992, walked toward Cazenovia Lake area with plans to meet parents for July 4 celebration. State police found a broken Timex near Brewster Inn and a weighted body recovered from the lake, with a Oneida cake cutter nearby.
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Slaying Case Probed by Troopers Over DNA Evidence
In years after the killing troopers have tested the DNA of at least six suspects and pursued leads. The investigation continues as authorities seek to link DNA findings to a probable suspect in the case.
Niagara Mohawk rewards top executives after strong 2000
Niagara Mohawk's chief executive William Davis earned nearly 3 million dollars in 2000 across salary, bonus and stock incentives, with three executives exceeding 1 million. The pay rise followed a financial turnaround aided by a merger approach after National Grid's premium bid, as the proxy notes the five top officers' compensation and the base salary portion.
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U.S. and China seek diplomatic solution after plane collision
Ambassador Joseph Prueher said the United States aims for dialogue with China over the military plane collision while resisting an apology. He noted U.S. pilots dispute Chinese fault claims and described the incident as occurring in international airspace during a routine surveillance mission.
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John Anderson’s swampy country returns with heat in mix
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