Oswego County horses' deaths linked to EEE in swamp
Oswego County Health Commissioner Rupert Collins said two horses in Oswego County may have died from eastern equine encephalitis contracted from mosquitoes in Toad Harbor Swamp near West Monroe. Test results due today would confirm EEE. It would be the first horse death from EEE in Onondaga or Oswego counties since 1983. Aerial spraying of the 7,000 acre swamp at dusk on Aug. 9 may not have reduced the mosquitoes carrying EEE.
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Nurse Nolita English Packs Bags For Iraq Mobilization
Nurse Nolita English of the 702nd Navy Medical Reserve unit prepares for possible deployment as President Bush weighs mobilizing up to 200 000 troops. She and other reservists from Central New York brace for action while vowing to stand for their country.
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Arab pressure on Iraq grows amid flotilla moves to gulf
The United States expands military pressure as the Iraq crisis deepens. The aircraft carrier Saratoga and escort ships pass through the Suez Canal en route to join a growing American flotilla in the Persian Gulf while Washington plans to draft about 40 000 reservists. The U N Security Council debates an embargo on Iraq and stock markets drop further amid the crisis.
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Elbridge residents rally against county landfill bid
More than 600 residents crowded the Jordan Elbridge High School auditorium to urge officials to choose a site other than a 350 acre farm on Kester Road. Engineers prepare drilling tests Thursday to resolve whether bedrock is limestone or shale, a key factor in leachate risk to groundwater.
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Crisis draws Saudi Arabia closer to the West
War rumors and European aid shape a tense global backdrop as Saudi Arabia edges toward Western alignment, while markets respond to unsettled geopolitics. Employers reexamine obligations to reserve personnel amid the shifting security landscape.
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Teen loitering chased by soothing sounds in Pacific Northwest
In Mantovani's elevator music experiment at Southland outlets, teens in a Tacoma area town report the plan to deter lingering crowds. Southland Pacific Northwest director Ron Conlin says the method aims to push away undesirables without aggression. Vancouver spokeswoman Liz Malender notes prior methods included lighting and garbage lids. Teens respond with mixed music preferences as they are urged to move along.
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