Pay for educators still falls short says union
AFT report notes 3.6 percent 1991-92 pay rise to 34213 but calls it the smallest in 27 years and says teachers still earn less than attorneys engineers accountants and other professionals. In Savannah a woman pleaded guilty to cashing her deceased father’s government retirement checks for 24 years totaling over 123600 and faces up to 20 years in prison.
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Los Angeles County reports record July homicides
Los Angeles County coroner's office reported 254 homicides in July, a record for a one month period and 23 more deaths than July 1951. The figure surpasses the prior high of 253 in August 1980, with 45 homicides in a 60 hour weekend including 32 shooting victims and three stabbings.
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Los Angeles Daily News
Iraq Rejects No-Fly Zone Protecting Shiites
Baghdad vows to resist the no-fly zone aimed at southern Shiites while condemning Arab support for the U S plan. The Revolutionary Command Council statement says Iraq will respond in due time and appeals to 17 million people to resist what it calls aggressive, illegal, and unjust. The country warns unnamed Arab states they will be responsible for their actions. Bush maintains the aim is to curb Iraqi warplanes south of the 32nd parallel despite Iraqi threats to expel U N guards and maintain sovereign rights.
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Opening Day 92 at the State Fair promises many free treats
Sue Weibezahl Naylor notes free samples from Bush Brothers Hickory Farms and New York maple producers while listing affordable eats like baked potatoes and discounts on rides and lockers. The fair offers senior days free admission, family deals, health screenings, and nightly entertainment including a 60-ton sandcastle, hydroplane displays, and a multi-act concert lineup.
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Hard Times
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Center of Progress
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New York State Fair opens with Niagara Mohawk exhibit and rides
The 12 day fair at the Center of Progress opens with Niagara Mohawk exhibit and noon rides for 10 dollars. Gov. Mario Cuomo attends the opening, with stars like Lynyrd Skynyrd and James Taylor headlining at the grandstand. The fair includes livestock, quilts, baked goods, rides, and vendors, with extensive accessibility and parking details.
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Stan Colella
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Trisha Yearwood
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Walk of Stars honors three at downtown ceremony
The Walk of Stars announces Grace Jones and Bobcat Goldthwait receiving sidewalk stars with the Shubert Brothers earning the 1991 Pioneer Award. Induction on October 10 at 5 pm outside 362 Salina Street, followed by a champagne reception at 6. Tickets $15 at the theater box office. Frank Malfitano hosts.
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Horses and riders shine at state fair horse show
Results from the International Horse Show at State Fair Coliseum feature Palaminne and Pintos racing through breeding and performance classes. Winners include B Gs Favorite Crayon and Jefs Duster with numerous showmanship and trail divisions across riders from Oswego, Marcellus, Kirkville, and surrounding towns.
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