SU Predicted to Lead Big East, Miami Picked Second
Preseason college football previews place Syracuse University on top of the Big East and select Miami as a strong contender. Analysts surveyed the field, with SU favored in a close race, shaping expectations for the conference race.
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Marriage in Pulaski ends in stabbings in West Monroe
Jarrie Quig and Scott Jaquin wed quietly in Richland seven years ago. The couple later faced tragedy as a publicized violent split culminated in stabbings on a meadow in West Monroe. Carrie Jaquin survives with multiple wounds while 17 year old Dale E. Allen is jailed on murder charges.
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Pope John Paul II to speak during World Youth Day visit
Pope John Paul II is set to address youths during World Youth Day in Denver Colorado from Thursday to Sunday. The trip follows visits to Catholic nations and comes as U S Catholics show mixed views on church teaching with polls showing 71 percent favor allowing married men as priests and 62 percent supporting women priests and birth control openness.
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Worried dad wins boy release from state youth center
A Weedsport man won his son's release from the Buffalo Residential Center seven months early after arguing the Division for Youth failed to provide promised services and kept him uninformed of progress. The 14 year old Rasheed Muhammad described beatings, drug dealing and lack of medical care during confinement. Judge Peter Corning ordered the release, while the father outlined a plan for schooling and counseling at home.
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Immune booster aims to shield babies from HIV
Researchers plan to recruit 400 HIV infected pregnant women to test HMG, an immune globulin from North American Biologicals Inc, in 41 medical centers next month. The study seeks to prevent HIV antibodies from crossing the placenta, offering passive immunity to newborns.
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Clinton giddy after deficit plan clears Senate and House
President Clinton, glowing from the deficit reduction package clearing the Senate by one vote and the House by two, relaxed with House members who aided the passage. White House aide Dee Dee Myers called him tired yet very happy and giddy on Saturday as he continued government business, nominating 13 federal judges.
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