Notable deaths span medicine, law, and arts
Obituaries honor Henry Barnett a kidney disease expert who founded a children’s study group in New York. Illinois former Chief Justice William G. Clark dies in Chicago after a 40 year public service career. Yale physician Norman Gillis, a pulmonary vascular disease expert, dies in New Haven. Cuban leader Raul Menendez Tomassevich, a Bay of Pigs veteran and Communist official, dies. Henrietta Milstein, Burlington Coat Factory founder, dies in New York. Lester Pine, screenwriter and actor in 1950s TV, dies at 84.
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Henry Barnett
New York
Barnett
International Study
William G. Clark
Ilinois Supreme Court
Chicago
Clark
Illinois
U.S
North Vietnam
Norman Gillis
Yale University School of Medicine
New Haven
Conn
Gillis
Biochemical Pharmacology
Raul Menendez Tomassevich
Fidel Castro
Menendez Tomassevich
Fulgencio Batista
Bay of Pigs
Angola
Communist Party of
Cuba
National Assembly
Henrietta Milstein
Burlington Coat Factory
Burlington
N.J
Maureen Reagan remembered as bold advocate at funeral
Maureen Reagan, oldest daughter of the former president, was praised in Sacramento for her bold, tenacious work against Alzheimer's disease. Attendees included family members and figures such as Gov. Gray Davis's wife Sharon Davis and Sen. John McCain.
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Maureen Reagan
Sacramento
Calif
Sharon Davis
California
Gray Davis
Reagan
Alzheimer's Association
David Hyde Pierce
Frasier
Alzheimer’s Association
Maureen
Jane Wyman
Nancy Reagan
Bel-Air
Fyes
Rita Mirembe Revell
Cathedral of the Blessed Sacrament
Wyman
Ronald Reagan
Slugger Joe Bauman's 1954 Roswell feats surpass major leaguers
In 1954 Joe Bauman, a 32 year old minor leaguer in the Longhorn League, hit 72 home runs in 138 games for Roswell Rockets earning 1000 dollars a month. He led with 224 RBIs and a .400 average, slugging 916. He retired in 1956 after an ankle injury and later sold his road jersey for 160 dollars online.
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Roswell
N.M
Joe Bauman
Babe Ruth
Tenaco Suision
San Francisco Seals
Bonds Keeps Historic Pace In Home Run Chase
Barry Bonds of the San Francisco Giants slugged two homers to tie and then pass Willie Mays for the team single season record. He hit his 54th and remains on track to reach the 70 mark set by Mark McGwire in 1998 as Luis Gonzalez of the Diamondbacks also pursues a 60s pace.
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Barry Bonds
San Francisco Giants
Willie Mays
Bonds
Mark McGwire
Luis Gonzalez
Arizona Diamondbacks
Quote of the Week Highlights Minor League Trivia
A compilation of baseball trivia notes credits Joe Bauman with pride in minor league facts. It lists long name pairings like Andy Stankiewicz and Mark Grudzielanek and Dom Dallessandro with Bill Nicholson. It also reports Barry Bonds homers by pattern and notes teams that have/have not allowed his homers this year.
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Andy Stankiewicz
Mark Grudzielanek
Expos
Dom Dallessandro
Bill Nicholson
Cubs
Carl Yastrzemski
Tony Conigliaro
Red Sox
Rico Petrocelli
Real estate transfer corrected with July 24 deed
Corrected record shows Cheng Jen Tang and Yi Chun Hsieh transferring 201 Ardsley Drive, DeWitt, for 126000 dollars to Timothy and Kelly Burkett on July 24. The earlier address misprint was fixed to reflect the proper property and parties.
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DeWitt
Ardsley Drive
Cheng-Jen Tang
Yi-Chun Hsieh
Timothy
Kelly Burkett
Seven share Friday Take Five first prize of 21216 dollars
In Friday's Take Five drawing seven players matched five numbers to win 21216 each after numbers 4 5 8 23 25 were drawn. There were 596 second prize winners at 373.50, 20 995 third prize winners at 17.50, and 205 830 players won free tickets for matching two numbers.
Post-Standard Delivery Details And Subscription Rates
The notice outlines home delivery by 6 a.m. with a customer service number 470 NEWS 6397 and varying hours across weekdays weekend. It lists outside service line 1 800 765 3237 and mail subscriptions contact 315 470 2078. It references Syracuse OnLine and provides multiple newsroom contacts and rate tables for New York state subscriptions.
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Onen. Co
Post-Standard
The
Herald American
Herald Co
P.O
Clinton Square
Shhacuse
Syracuse
N.Y
P.O. Box
New York State
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Michael Reagan
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Davis
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Rita
Environmental Protection Agency
Christie Whitman
Sen
John McCain
Associated Press
Factfinder
Slugger Edition
Beyond McGwire
Roger Maris
Sammy Sosa
Bauman
Amy
Roger Matis
Espn Com
Online Sports
Society For American Baseball Research
Sporting News
Arizona
San Diego
Montreal
Texas
Alysis
Bud Poliquin
Home Delivery
Onondaga
Oswego
Auburn
Weedsport
Syracuse OnLine
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Chittenang
Fulton
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