Church releases CD-ROM of 1880 census for genealogy
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints sells a 56 CD census set for 49 dollars allowing name searches across 50,475,366 people living in 38 states and eight territories in June 1880. Access is via www.familysearch.org and the Family History Library in Salt Lake City Utah.
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Familysearch.org
Salt Lake City
Utah
Rush Hour 2 Dominates Weekend Box Office
Digest notes commuters packed theaters for Rush Hour 2 causing traffic jams. The Jackie Chan Chris Tucker sequel posted the biggest comedy debut ever and the third-best non holiday opening. Planet of the Apes followed the pattern of big summer releases, drawing crowds then slipping in the second weekend.
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Jackie Chan
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Graduates return home after college years
More college graduates are moving back with their parents after four years away. The piece asks how families adjust to the new dynamic and invites readers to share experiences by calling or emailing with name and daytime phone number.
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Syracuse
Web Site Promotes Ways to Entertain Pets
A summer guide suggests ways to exercise dogs and relieve boredom. It highlights activities like agility and carting and notes the site offers links to get started. Trainers stress that a tired dog is a well behaved dog.
Signs of overheated pets in hot weather cautions
Officials warn that pets can suffer heat stress if overexposed. Signs include heavy panting, drooling, rapid breathing, muscle tremors or seizures. Vets advise cooling with water until 103 degrees and never leave an animal in a car.
Bug’s flashlights spark kid tale from Kirkville family
Susan Taylor of Kirkville relays a playful remark by her daughter Kate, aged 10, recalling a past fireworks night catching fireflies and her four year old calling for papa to join in. The note invites readers to share similar childhood quips via features at syracuse com.
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Susan Taylor
Kirkville
Kate
Government Promote Marriage: A Growing Political Drive
A rising political movement advocates government support for marriage as a remedy for social ills, citing higher incomes, health, and stability for married families. Proponents push policy expansions, including funding, tax and welfare reforms, and a new covenant marriage model with counseling and delayed divorce.
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Dan Quayle
Murphy Brown
U.S
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
Cooper and Drucker to perform at Skaneateles Festival
New York City cellist Roberta Cooper and violinist Eugene Drucker, touring with their 7-year-old son Julian, will play at St James Episcopal Church in Skaneateles on Thursday and Friday at 8 p.m. Tickets range 10 to 16 dollars. information line 685 7418. The duo, described as deeply devoted to chamber music, recalls how they first met during Juilliard days in Manhattan.
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