Weather outlook with scattered snow and brisk weekend
A fragmentary forecast notes Saturday brisk with flurries possible late, Sunday mostly cloudy and mild with a high near 46 and low around 30, then colder Tuesday with variable clouds and a shower chance. The text is garbled but indicates mixed precipitation and temperature swings across the period.
Dole backs U S troops to Bosnia amid Senate debate
Republicans voiced concern over sending 20 000 American troops to Bosnia to mine fields and face ethnic hatreds while backing President Clinton's plan. Defense Secretary Perry and General Shalikashvili testified that troops would be prepared though mine detection limits remain. Budget and troop level estimates rose to 32 000 at about 2 billion dollars for a year as hearings continued.
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Couples open home to people with AIDS in Syracuse
In Syracuse Hawley Green area, Michael De Salvo and Nick Orth host AIDS patients in their home, offering personal care without charge. They expanded with a second floor apartment for autonomy, a hospice room, and rely on donations and fundraisers as they support 896 AIDS cases statewide since 1987.
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Clinton Calls Ireland Visit a Peace Era Milestone
President Clinton told crowds in Belfast that he is honored to be the first sitting U.S. president to visit Northern Ireland during a peace push. He cited the lineage link many Americans share to Ireland and highlighted the ongoing tradition of Irish roots among presidents.
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Vera House rejects Hooters donation amid policy backlash
The shelter for victims of domestic violence declined a donation from a new Hooters restaurant amid concerns over policy. The piece also notes widespread anger over a yearly fee for home security systems aimed at the elderly and disabled. A Syracuse police case used video to identify four men suspected of large-scale theft between Ithaca and Oneida. The prime minister proposes Quebec privileges amid provincial pushback. Syracuse football analysts anticipate a Gator Bowl invitation. Donovan McNabb named Big East Rookie of the Year and first-team QB. Mario Lemieux dominates NHL scoring for Pittsburgh. Katherine Kersten critiques American decline. Northern Ireland peace raises hopes from youths.
IRS expands options for direct deposit of tax refunds
The IRS announced that most taxpayers can opt to receive federal tax refunds electronically. Beginning with early year filings, direct deposit will be available for individual forms 1040, 1040A, and 1040EZ. Paper filers must attach Form 8888 to authorize direct deposit.
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