DiFlorio Retires After 19 Years as School Superintendent
Robert DiFlorio announces retirement after 19 years leading the Syracuse city school district. He cites public scrutiny, a desire for privacy, and a roughly $63,000 annual pension. Board members and former colleagues praise his student focus and efforts to heal district divisions.
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Farhad Dzhabarov
Nottingham High School
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Solvay
Bobby
Solvay High School
Robert
Suny Oswego
Syracuse University
Robert DiFilorio
John DeFrancisco
DeFrancisco
Henry Williams
Williams
Bob DiFlorio
Bob
Joseph Fahey
Fahey
Mary Salibrici
Hal Travis
Travis
Ial
Pawlette Johnson
Difiorio
Diorio
Johnson
Mishap exposes risk of nuclear bomb transports
In a rare Off normal event a Nebraska ice storm caused a tractor trailer carrying two nuclear bombs to overturn on Highway 83. The bombs were moved to another truck and taken to Ellsworth AFB. Senators Exon and Kerrey, and Gov Nelson, urge explanations and notification of future shipments.
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Energy Department
Mgnl
Nebraska
Nebraska Highway Patrol
Ellsworth Air Force Base
Rapid City
Transportation Safeguards
Sens
Jim Exon
Bob Kerrey
Ben Nelson
Department
U.S
William Arkin
Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists
Arkin
al Stotts
Albuquerque NM
Transportation Safeguards Division
Stotts
Satelite
Mother Teresa Released From Calcutta Hospital
Doctors say Mother Teresa, 86, is well enough to leave the BM Birla Heart Research Center in Calcutta. She walked out with palms joined, en route to the Missionaries of Charity headquarters. Oxygen, a chair, and chest massage arranged at home, with careful monitoring to avoid pulmonary infection. The order runs 517 homes and centers worldwide.
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India
Mother Teresa
BM. Birla Heart Research Center
Patricia Rubanei
Missionaries of Charity
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Order
Clinton Names New Aides Reflecting Bowles Agenda
President Clinton replaces campaign heroes with seven young male aides loyal to incoming chief of staff Erskine Bowles. The picks average about 40, with key moves including Rahm Emanuel taking Stephanopoulos’s old office and Doug Sosnik aiding Emanuel. Cabinet posts loom with transportation and labor previews alongside housing and energy choices.
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Clinton
Erskine Bowles
Bowles
Harold Ickes
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John Podesta
Treasury
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North Carolina
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George Stephanopoulos
Oval Office
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Doug Sosnik
White House
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Stephanopoulos
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Housing
Energy
Rodney Slater
Arkansan
Alexis Herman
Esteban Torres
Andrew Cuomo
HUD
New York
Mario Cuomo
Missouri
Alan Wheat
Federal Energy Regulatory Commission
Elizabeth Moler
Chang-Lin Tien
University of California At Berkeley
Arkansas
Charles Yah Lin Trie
Compa Clinton Administration
Rahm Emanuel
Victoria Rudd
Jim Steinberg
Sandy Berger
Donald Kerrick
National Security Council
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