Women Know That No One Can Replace a Good Girlfriend
A concise reflection on the irreplaceable value of female friendship, emphasizing loyalty, support, and shared experience that outlast any romantic relationship. The piece centers on friendships as vital bonds for women navigating life and love.
Kremlin insists Yeltsin will not resign amid crisis
Russia's interim government says the crisis is under control as opposition demands Yeltsin leave. Viktor Chernomyrdin vows the situation is absolutely controllable while Yeltsin resumes work at the Kremlin amid rumors of resignation. Markets rent the global mood as Dow drops sharply and parliament weighs currency controls and power sharing amid calls for accountability.
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Clay woman charged with endangering two teens
A Clay woman Linda Szakalski 41 faces two misdemeanor counts of endangering the welfare of her two teenage daughters ages 16 and 14 after police say she left them alone for five days and conducted dominatrix sessions with sexual paraphernalia at their mobile home. Police found whips handcuffs and spiked collars and say the girls were exposed to sexual acts and guests. The teens were placed with Child Protective Services and Szakalski was released on bail awaiting further court appearance.
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United Way May Shift to Performance Based Funding
United Way of Central New York considers outcome based funding to award roughly $6 million in annual campaign dollars. Agencies must prove effectiveness to win support, with a transition fund of $250,000 to cushion cuts up to 51 percent. Implemented July 1, 1999, the plan could affect major grants like Catholic Charities’ $841,000 and smaller groups such as Syracuse United Neighbors.
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Titanic job at BW Video crew prompts safety flag
The Herald's Journal reports BW Video workers handle a hazardous task dubbed Titanic. Senior tourists receive warnings about flu outbreaks in Alaska and the Yukon Territory. Powerball tests a washed lottery ticket. A federal judge orders Iran to pay damages to three former hostages. Research center workers in Azores face unrelated issues.
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Gas gamble ends fixed price option for natural gas
Niagara Mohawk drops its fixed price lock in for natural gas amid a volatile market. Local investors responded to Thursday's 357 point dive in the stock index, viewing it as a potential buying opportunity.
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Syracuse SkyChiefs Tie Bisons After Split Doubleheader
The Syracuse SkyChiefs split a doubleheader with Buffalo Thursday and kept a share of first place with the Bisons. The list also notes Mounting music and film commentary from weekend pages with mentions of James Mongro and other figures.
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