Chargers Shackle Dolphins In 45-20 Win
Miami quarterback Mitchell threw three interceptions as the Chargers dominated the game, altering the NFL playoff landscape. The Chargers rolled to a 45-20 victory, intensifying postseason implications for both teams.
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Largest VA settlement in Northern District reaches 1.63 million
Lynn J. Bowen, 78, of Cato, paralyzed after falling from a bed rail at Syracuse VA Medical Center in March 1991, won a 1.626 million settlement against the federal government. The deal, approved by top civil officials, is the district’s largest civil suit payout, with Bowen receiving over 700 thousand and the rest set aside for home care. Bowen, a World War II veteran, will return home with round the clock nursing care after three years in the VA hospital.
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Lynn J. Bowen
Cato
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U.S
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Bowen
Sidney Cominsky
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PAC money fuels Paxon campaign power shift in 1992
Jonathan D Salant reports that financial and real estate interests supplied 154630 to Rep Bill Paxons 1992 race, nearly half his PAC funds, while his Democratic challenger raised far less. Paxon switched committees in January 1993 from Banking to Energy and Commerce, shifting PAC support toward transportation and utilities.
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Bill Paxon
Grinchy Santa Robs Auburn Theater on Christmas Night
Man in red suit robs Auburn theater during Christmas night, impersonating Santa. The incident disrupts holiday plans as investigators review security footage and interview witnesses. No injuries reported. Authorities seek tips to identify the suspect.
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Robbery at Auburn Cinema in Santa-suited suspect
Patrick Donnelly, 18, assistant manager at the Auburn Cinema, reported a Saturday night robbery after a man in a red Santa suit approached him at routes 5 and 20. The suspect took over $500 in receipts, departed toward a nearby car, and the incident ruined Donnelly's holiday.
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Auburn
Lt Nick
Cayuga County
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Ecker
Auburn Cinema
van Duyne Ave
Arctic air traps CNY in deep freeze
Arctic temperatures linger across Central New York with teens and twenties in the forecast. Niagara Mohawk staff endure bitter cold inside their downtown office as overnight lows hit minus 10 and a record near miss. Meteorologists warn of flurries then snow chances through the week while temperatures remain well below average.
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CNY
James Cosgrove
Niagara Mohawk
Cosgrove
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Robert Ballard
Baltaro
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A Year in Review of War and Calamity Across the World
A year marked by floods and fire and a deadly Waco siege. Clinton White House era, U S troops in Somalia, Mideast diplomacy, and World Trade Center terrorism. Savage Bosnia fighting and notable deaths highlighted with a Page A4 photo tribute.
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Somalia
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Top news stories of 1993 ranked by AP executives
The Associated Press survey names the ten major events of 1993 as chosen by 300 news executives. Highlights include the Flood of 93, Waco fire end, Clinton's first year, World Trade Center bombing, Somalia mission turning violent, Mideast peace talks, NAFTA proposal, healthcare reform efforts, Russian turmoil, and ongoing Bosnian bloodshed.
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