Star Bruin Faces Comeback After Drug Struggles
Tony Bruin, former Syracuse University basketball standout, has battled addiction after a high profile athletic career. He aims to rebuild his life and return to prominence in basketball, detailing a long road from glory to rehab toward a renewed comeback.
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Indians Studying Native History Lacked at Syracuse Area Colleges
The Iroquois Confederacy is cited as a model for colonial union and evidence of thousands of years of Native presence found in Onondaga County. Yet Syracuse University and Le Moyne College have no Native studies programs or plans, despite student Mohawk Ronnie Francisco urging more focus on indigenous people.
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Racial Bias in Kidney Transplants Probed Nationwide
The Pittsburgh Press finds blacks wait about 14 months for a brain dead donor kidney versus 8.8 months for whites, a 59 percent longer wait. The federal government orders an immediate investigation into causes, with UNOS and HHS auditing data from 230 hospitals to identify discrimination or medical factors.
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Louis Sullivan
Weather outlook for tonight and Tuesday
Gray skies with a 30 percent chance of showers tonight and Tuesday. Overnight low near 60. Tuesday high around 75. Details A2.
Dial-a-porn battle stalls new rules in courts
Courts in New York and San Francisco temporarily blocked federal rules intended to bar adult phone sex from minors. The case centers on free speech versus child protection amid a $2 billion industry. Dial Information Services owner Kendall Morrison said his firm handles about 60,000 calls daily at roughly one dollar each.
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U S Force Gains Arab Aid In Gulf War Effort
U S Defense Secretary Cheney announced C 130 transports have begun operating from the United Arab Emirates marking a Gulf states cooperative step in pressuring Iraq from Kuwait. Bush could call reservists to active duty as early as today while UN officials push Iraq to free foreigners and release captives amid rising international concern.
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