Bill would shield school sports and trips spending
A state bill awaiting Gov. Pataki signature would protect funding for school sports field trips and extracurricular activities. The item notes a Missouri figure and a grand garden on the North Side of Syracuse, with a colorful line about a corn stalk as tall as an elephant.
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Investments: Workers form clubs to learn together
More people learn about investing by forming clubs with colleagues, friends, and neighbors. The trend grows as participants share ideas, tips, and resources to improve financial literacy and collaborative learning.
Tonight's 76 Enter Code Stirs URS Action
A cryptic prompt titled Tonight's 76 directs readers to enter a four digit code. Officials have not disclosed its purpose or the group behind the message, leaving attendees unsure of the event's timing and significance.
Nuke work seen as maintenance despite treaty aims
A declassified Energy Department plan shows ongoing work on new or modified nuclear designs involving 29,000 workers. Critics say it undercuts the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty while officials insist the aim is to upgrade safety, life, and security without increasing explosive power.
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Fog delays Discovery landing by one day at NASA space center
NASA canceled plans to bring the space shuttle Discovery and a six crew back today due to fog at the Florida site. Flight controllers ordered the crew to stay aloft and attempt a Tuesday morning landing while backup sites were not called up. The shuttle had launched August 7 and released an atmospheric satellite, with data stored aboard and scarce ground transmission. Scientists await the data while noting preliminary findings about atmospheric phenomena.
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Law school opens with 1 Black student at Boalt Hall
The post affirmative action era begins at UC Berkeley Boalt Hall as the incoming class includes only one Black student amid policy changes banning race or gender preferences. Admissions data show declines in Black and Hispanic applicants and enrollments, with 14 Blacks admitted but none enrolling.
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Mars Pathfinder Loses Contact During Data Download
NASA mission teams probe cause of brief comms loss with Mars Pathfinder after three minutes of data transfer. Flight director Rob Manning at JPL says investigators seek answers from a four hour download window anticipated late Sunday to explain the prior day’s disconnection.
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McVeigh says execution not a salve for grief
Timothy McVeigh, in a prison interview with The Buffalo News, declined to admit guilt for the Oklahoma City bombing deaths and criticized the death penalty as a response to the crime. He questioned justice, urged Americans to move past instant reactions, and discussed his appeal prospects as slim.
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