Lessons: Driving in snow in Central New York
The piece argues winter driving requires caution after frequent crashes on I-81 and Route 57. It blames speed, following too closely, and sudden braking, urging drivers to slow, increase following distance, and ease up in icy conditions or risk injuries and higher insurance.
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New York
Route 57
Interstate 81
al Body
Judicial conduct probes split on substance and sting
The piece contrasts an upstate Erie County judge admonished for charity publicity with a New York City rape case where Brooklyn DA Elizabeth Holtzman seeks action over a judge who allegedly forced a victim to reenact the scene. It argues the commission should focus on substantive misconduct rather than public image.
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Commission On Judicial Conduct
Erie County
New York City
Brooklyn
Torney
Elizabeth Holtzman
Holtzman
Commission On Judicial Misconduct
Hutchings Center Gifts Aim To Brighten Christmas
Hutchings Psychiatric Center plans to gift every patient about 1200 people with small presents this Christmas. Norstar Bank partners by collecting gifts at county offices until December 22, with each donation earning an ornament on the main lobby tree.
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Hutchings Psychiatric Center
Norstar Bank
Controversial homeland marks 10th anniversary
A long report on South Africa’s apartheid era homelands outlines Bophuthatswana and other territories. It notes limited self rule, reliance on foreign aid, and mixed development including Sun City, squatter areas, and political moves toward independence. Transkei elects a woman prime minister Stella Sigeau amid scandal, drawing Thatcher comparisons.
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South Africa
Bophuthalswana
Connecticut
Jubatswana
Bophuthatswana
Johannesburg
Rica
Pretoria
Mmabatho
Sun City
Wihatswana
Ga-Rankuwa
Mabopane
Winterfeld
Transkei
Ciskei
Venda
Legislative Assembly of the
Kwandebele
South African Press Association
Indian Ocean
Stella Sigeau
Britain
Margaret Thatcher
Sigeau
Cuba and United States entwined in a distant proximity
The piece argues Cuba’s history with the United States shapes current politics, noting Cuban refugees in Atlanta and Oakdale, the influence of Fidel Castro, and a Cuban lobby impacting U.S. policy. It reflects on past interventions, myths of liberation, and the enduring 90 mile gap between nations.
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Paris
Cuba
United States
Atlanta
Oakdale
Oakdate
Fidel Castro
Cuba Rota
Spain
Soviet Union
U.S
Havana
Miami
West Indies
Thomas Jefferson
Louisiana
France
James Monroe
Ana
Sierra Hues
Tra
Castro
Caribbean
Lyndon B. Johnson
Washington
Iee
A cautious Cole afoot in Bush debate dynamics
The article assesses Gen Alexander Haigs sharp attack on George Bush in the presidential debate and notes Bob Doles cautious, calculated positioning. It profiles Doles stance on the Iran Contra inquiry, the arms for hostages scandal, and seeks the best path to the nomination amid right wing pressures.
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Washington
Tom Brokaw
Kremlin
Kennedy Center
Alexander Haig
Jig
George Push
George
Bush
Haig
Massachusetts
Michael Dukakis
Bruce Babbitt
Bob Dole
Dole
Reagan
Nackey S. Loeb
Manchester Union
Jerry Falwell
Evangelicals
National Rifle Assatia- Teeston
Brokaw
New Hampshire
Warren Rudman
Congress
Ie Dole
Senate
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Leahy
Mary McGrory
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Iowa
Tom Harkin
Nevada
Paul Laxalt
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