Wilson Reigns Supreme in Concert at State Fair Tribute
Mary Wilson led a 40th Anniversary Supremes tribute at the state fair with a 20 minute hit parade including Love Child and You Cant Hurry Love. The 54 year old performer delivered a strong voice with glittering costumes, joking about Diana Ross leaving in 1969 and inviting fans on stage as part of the show.
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Mary Wilson and the Supremes Concert at Gale Mutfier Court
Mary Wilson performs with a trio backing, delivering 65 minutes of Supremes hits including Stop in the Name of Love and Keep Me Hangin On. The set features Diana parts by Wilson, a tribute to Motown peers, and a solo number The Truth. The show, aired at Gale Mutfier Court, Syracuse, drew a lively crowd.
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State Using Fair to Promote Card Carrying Non Smokers
The New York health department uses a youth anti smoking campaign at the state fair with celebrity trading cards. Cards feature actors and athletes who say why they never smoke, including Jella Deutscher and Leon Johnson. Printing costs were 2300 dollars. New York budgets 13 million for youth anti smoking efforts with radio and bus boards.
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New York Jets
State Department of Health
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Elephant Panic Injures Trainer and Child at State Fair
An elephant panicked at the State Fair injuring trainer Sloan Damon and 3-year-old Kathleen Saba. Both were treated and released from University Hospital after the 8:30 p.m. incident. police and hospital officials described the events.
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Elephant injures handler at petting zoo incident
Damon tried to calm the elephant at the Bo Comerford Petting Zoo. When he steered the animal toward a boarding ramp it kicked him and stepped on his back leaving an imprint. Saba fell from the animal. The exhibit was shut down and state police investigated on Thursday night. Fair spokesman Joe LaGuardi confirmed the elephant was at the zoo.
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Clint Black and Martina McBride Shine at Grandstand Show
Clint Black and Martina McBride headlined a State Fair Grandstand concert. Black sang hits like Good Run of Bad Luck and Still Holding On with McBride performing a lively set featuring Till I Can Make It on My Own and I Can See Clearly Now. Crowds of 6,329 enjoyed the pairing and a blend of country and western swing.
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