Forest rangers suspect missing man found not alive
Forest rangers believe a North Syracuse man who drove to the Adirondacks and walked into the woods is not alive. Authorities say search teams recovered no sign of him in the area and the case remains under investigation.
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Rough years predicted ahead as Earth's temperature rises
Kyoto report from scientists at a world climate conference predicts 1997 as Earth's hottest year on record with a trend of warmer years in the 1990s. They warn of rising temperatures, shifting climate zones, and higher sea levels, while stressing gradual public acknowledgment of global warming.
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Syracuse native wins global doctoral prize in biology
James Brownell, a CBA graduate now with Genentech in San Francisco, is one of four biologists worldwide to win the 1997 PharmaBiotech & Patients Prize for doctoral work. The 34 year old regional winner will be honored in Uppsala, Sweden, during Nobel festivities alongside three others, after a career rooted in Syracuse area schools.
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Kentucky teens mourn classmates slain in Heath High School shooting
In Paducah Kentucky mourners gather as families plan services for three fourteen and fifteen year old girls killed at Heath High School after a shooting that wounded five others. Investigators say 14 year old Michael Carneal may have been influenced by The Basketball Diaries and sought to take control of his school.
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Shuttle Columbia astronauts face inquiry after botched satellite release
The Heral's Journal notes astronauts returned to Earth amid an inquiry over a botched satellite release. Elizabeth Dole states no presidential plans. NBC ordered to pay 2.5 million for omitting an 800 number during The Interview airings.
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