UC Berkeley students uncover rare Greek battle monument
Archaeology students from the University of California, Berkeley, uncovered a monument near Mount Thourion that commemorates a 86 B.C. battle in east central Greece where Romans defeated invaders from Asia Minor. Professor John Camp called the discovery a one in a million find linked to Plutarch Life of Sulla.
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University of California, Berkeley
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Berkeley
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Former hostage appeals to Syrian president for aid
Malden Mass Former hostage Frank Reed appeals to Syrian President Assad to help free 13 Westerners held in Lebanon. Reed wrote a letter urging rescue and met Dec 14 with Syrian Ambassador Walid Al Moualem in Washington. He sent letters to Assad and a Dec 27 mailgram but received no reply. Six of the 13 are Americans with none freed since Reed and Robert Polhill were released last spring.
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Frank Reed
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Assad
Syria
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Damascus
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Federal probes baby food price fixing subpoenas issued
Federal authorities subpoenaed records from major baby formula makers including Ross Laboratories Mead Johnson Bristol Myers Wyeth Nestle Gerber and related groups amid price fixing allegations by state welfare officials and consumer advocates. The American Academy of Pediatrics also was subpoenaed.
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Kevin J. Arguit
Federal Trade Commission
Bureau of Competition
New York Times
Ross Laboratories
Abbott Laboratories
Mead-Johnson Nutritional Group
Bristol- Myers Squibb Co
Wyeth- Ayerat Laboratories
American Home Acts Corporation
Carnation Company
Nestle S.A
Gerber Products Company
American Academy of Pediatpons
Values and challenges of teaching in Onondaga County schools
Judy Grant and Kate Morris discuss classroom realities in Syracuse and nearby districts. They describe large class limits, scarce supplies, and the need for preschool access, while emphasizing building trust with students and fostering a can-do attitude amid hardships. The six part series surveys teachers across the region with candid insights.
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Judy Grant
St. Anthony's School
Syracuse
Kate Morris
Edward Smith
Kim Buchanan
Fabius-Pompey
Len Sharp
Liverpool High School
Susan Dudley
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Man who sold bogus parts linked to Knaub case
Reginald Knaub, once involved in a string of defense contracts, pleaded guilty to conspiracy to defraud the government and filing false claims. His schemes used subcontractors to ship cheap parts for weapons systems, drawing $2.3 million in defense work and triggering a federal lawsuit and possible sentencing beyond the guidelines.
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Knaub
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Power Controls
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Glencrest Ave
Clay
Rnhardt
Federal General Services Administration
Power Control Justike
U.S
Craig A. Benedict
Brewerton Road
Bernhardt and Emmons
Reginald Knaubhey
Feds
Dyna Precision
IGB
Judy Sacco
Defense Department
Syracuse
Keystone
Mohawk Drive
Mattydale
Naub
Persian Gulf
Henry Clay Blvd
Benedict
Paula
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