Kwanzaa Celebration Highlights Global Cuisine
Kwanzaa, the annual celebration of African heritage, calls for a range of culinary treats spanning the African diaspora from the American South to Jamaica and South Africa, highlighting shared cultural links through food.
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Oilers' Dishman Intercepts Pass in Bills Loss
Houston Oilers defender Chris Dishman intercepts a Jim Kelly pass intended for James Lofton as the Bills fall 27 3. The defeat cost Buffalo the AFC West title and left Jim Kelly's team eliminated from the race.
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Top 10 U S News Stories of 1992
The AP survey ranks the year’s top events from 1992 including Bill Clinton’s presidential victory, Los Angeles police rioting case, Hurricane Andrew aftermath, Somalia intervention, Yugoslavia civil war, recession, post-Soviet transitions, Roe v Wade ruling impacts, German hostages freed in Lebanon, and Jeffrey Dahmer’s guilty pleas.
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Connick Charged With Gun Possession At Airport
New York Queens singer Harry Connick Jr. was arrested after security found an unloaded 9mm handgun in his carry on at Kennedy Airport before a flight to New Orleans. He claimed the gun was a gift. Arraignment was set for today. penalties include up to one year in jail and a $1,000 fine. Connick’s father, Harry Connick Sr., is the Orleans district attorney.
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Woman seeks birth mother to solve medical mystery
Cindy Rodriguez reports on 28 year old Gavurnik of Westvale who seeks her birth mother Donna Andrews for medical history of a rare muscle disorder. Adopted as a baby, Gavurnik hopes to uncover family links, with doctors noting possible hereditary patterns and urging further records.
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Grandpa Bush sports a shiner after snowball loss
President Bush showed a black eye at Camp David on Sunday after a snowy prank with grandchildren left him with a bruise under his right eye. He was en route to Beeville, Texas, for his annual quail hunt when reporters questioned him about U.S. warplanes shooting down an Iraqi jet. Aides said the shiner came when a grandchild threw a hard snowball.
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Television anchors suspended for laughter in Harare news
Tsitsi Vera and Noreen Welch of five Harare television newscasters were suspended after laughing during a nightly news report about a woman who gave birth in a train bathroom. The newborn fell onto the track but survived.
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Iraq Loses Warplane To US In Test Of Resolve
A US F-16 shot down an Iraqi MiG-25 after Iraqi jets breached a no fly zone in southern Iraq. The crash 20 miles south of the 32nd parallel left the Iraqi pilot dead, as Bush warned Iraq would test Western resolve while enforcing UN resolutions amid Kurdish tensions and relief convoy attacks.
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Syracuse Third in Nation for Property Taxes
New York residents in Syracuse face the third highest property tax load among the 100 largest metros in a Money magazine study. A typical four bedroom home valued around 177,000 dollars incurs 6,523 dollars in taxes, or 3.66 percent of value, versus much lower rates in Baton Rouge Mobile and Knoxville.
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Somali farmer finds courage to seek work amid war
Ali Amin Sheikh, a Somalia farmer scarred by hunger and loss, stepped into daylight after two years to take an interpreter job for two reporters. He fled fear, his son wounded by a bullet in the neck, as violence claimed over a hundred lives since the civil war began. He rushed to accept work to help document the crisis.
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