Bomb attack terror grips Nairobi and Dar es Salaam
The bombings in Nairobi Kenya and Dar es Salaam Tanzania killed at least 147 people and left 11 Americans dead. About 4,257 injured and 154 missing. Rescue workers from the US and Israel, with FBI teams, search for survivors and assess the blast’s weapon. Osama bin Laden linked to threats is suspected.
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Weather Outlook With Scattered Showers Through Week
The forecast shows humid conditions and chances of showers or a thunderstorm late today and Monday. Temperatures range from highs in the upper 70s to low 80s and lows in the 60s, with variable cloud cover for the rest of the week.
Gloversville rebirth from decline and new business lure
Residents question why Gloversville became a symbol of crime and decline while Mayor Seroussi defends the city. The piece recalls the rise and fall of a once thriving local industry, joblessness, rising suicide and divorce, and a return to growth after tax incentives attracted new business. The Aug. 5 radio call-in discussion frames a city seeking a hopeful path forward.
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Five Killings Shock Quiet Gateway Zone Near Albany
In Gloversville, northwest of Albany, first person slain marks a brutal spree with five deaths in total. Officials report four victims are teenagers, prompting concerns of permissiveness and youth behavior as Mayor Abraham Seroussi calls for action after an arrest in the fifth death. Residents blame late night gatherings and idle youth as the sense of fear grows.
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SU Nursing Mix-Up Impacts Seal Family Nurse Practitioner Plan
Twenty two Syracuse University graduate nursing students learned last spring that the family nurse practitioner specialty they pursued was never state certified. The college and graduate school had not completed certification steps, risking redoing hundreds of hours of clinical work and delaying anticipated January or May job starts.
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Temperatures Reach 90 for First Time in Syracuse 1998
Syracuse temperatures topped 90 degrees for the first time in 1998 on Saturday as a warm air mass hovered over the region. The National Weather Service in Binghamton said the heat could push the city toward a 91 degree day, with officials citing the lingering hot mass and forecasters predicting several warm days ahead.
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East Coast telephone unions call strike with 1000 Syracuse joiners
About 1,000 Syracuse area Bell Atlantic workers plan to join a broader East Coast walkout that began after 73,000 union members failed to reach a contract deal by midnight. The strike threatens delayed directory assistance and calling, with pickets set at Syracuse and DeWitt locations and a broader impact across Maine to Virginia.
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