Kumm Outsprints Woods in Fifth Annual Fun to Run
Jeffrey Kumm, 26, of Niagara Falls wins the Mountain Goat Run 10 miles in 52:03, with Michael Ramegard 53:07 and Larry Woods 53:42 close behind. Patti Holtz, 27, of East Syracuse tops the women’s field. Race sponsored by The Herald-Journal Herald American Downtown YMCA and Crouse-Hinds Co.
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Crouse- Hinds Co
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Niagara Falls
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Christian Brothers Academy
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Endicott
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Baldwinsville
Patti Holtz
Rain Likely At Daybreak With Cloudy Night Forecast
The National Weather Service at Hancock Airport warns of mostly cloudy skies tonight with rain near daybreak as Daylight Saving Time begins. Low around 40 degrees, northeast winds 10 to 20 mph. Tomorrow's high near 50 with continued cloudy conditions.
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Daylight Saving Time Arrives Except In Some States
Washington readers are urged to set clocks forward tonight as daylight saving time begins. Alaska, Hawaii, and 76 Indiana counties are exempt, while clocks nationwide follow the spring forward rule. The reminder cites the familiar mnemonic and notes the broad observance outside the exemptions.
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Lottery winners Albany Daily Numbers draw
In Albany the nightly results show the daily numbers game winning number 417 and the Win Four sequence 5219. The reveal confirms last night’s lottery draw outcomes with no further information on prizes or winners.
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Albany
Grounds for Divorce Joke Sparks Light-Hearted Debate
A witty remark from a reader turns on a pun about dirt and marriage. The line proposes humor around the phrase grounds for divorce, eliciting chuckles and local chatter about clever wordplay.
Evans Dies Calmly in Alabama Electrocution
Evans, 83, convicted of the 1977 Mobile pawn broker murder, was executed at Holman Prison after a Supreme Court ruling allowed the death penalty. Three 1,900 volt charges over 14 minutes killed him as he said he felt no malice toward anyone.
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Mobile
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Russell F. Canan
Evans “Was Tortured In the Name of Vengeance and the Disguise of Justice.” Evans
Holman Prison
District attorney, FBI join Georgiade probe
The district attorney subpoenas the former officer who charged political dirty tricks to testify before a county grand jury. The state Supreme Court paused a subpoena seeking Georgiade’s evidence for the Board of Elections. The FBI joined as a former officer and one of the mayor’s ex bodyguards alleged civil rights violations by the police chief.
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John J. Kinsella
George Georgiade
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Earl Hines Dies at 77 Jazz Pioneer With Trumpet Style
Oakland AP reports Earl Fatha Hines died at 77 from heart failure. The famed pianist influenced Dizzy Gillespie Sarah Vaughan Charlie Parker and Billy Eckstine and performed despite illness to honor an engagement at Kimbell's. Born December 28 1905 in Duquesne Pennsylvania he switched to jazz after hearing the music.
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Merritt Hospital
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San Francisco
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Bodies of 16 slain Americans flown home from Lebanon
In Beirut the bodies of 16 embassy staffers and a freelance journalist are loaded onto a camouflaged Air Force plane as flags fly at half staff. Marines, Army, and Navy pallbearers carry coffins to the C 141. U.S. Undersecretary Eagleburger travels with the corps to Andrews Air Force Base. Rescue workers continue sifting through the embassy ruin for additional victims.
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